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'Love Is Blind' star Marshall says he doesn't 'care to hear an apology' from Jackie at the reunion

Marshall Glaze and Jackie Bonds on "Love is Blind"
Marshall and Jackie on "Love Is Blind." Netflix
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In a recent interview with Variety, "Love Is Blind" star Marshall Glaze said he doesn't "want to hear" an apology from his ex-fiancée Jackie Bonds during the season four reunion. 

Marshall was unexpectedly put in the middle of one of the season's most dramatic storylines when Jackie broke off their engagement, apparently in order to pursue a relationship with her other suitor in the pods, Josh Demas. 

Right before Jackie's decision was revealed on the show, leaked text messages allegedly written by Jackie to some of her friends began circulating online. In the texts, Jackie appears to insinuate that Marshall isn't straight. She also said that she planned to make the relationship "stretch for TV" though she was dating Josh at the time she was writing. 

Jackie and Josh on "Love Is Blind."
Jackie and Josh on "Love Is Blind."  Netflix

"I'm unapologetic about my sensitivity, my emotions, and the fact that I wear my heart on my sleeve," Marshall told Variety's Katcy Stephan.

He also appeared to respond to Jackie's messages in an April 6 tweet, writing, "The only 'sugar' I got goes on those f*cking pancakes," referencing a scene on the show in which he made Jackie breakfast. 

Marshall and Jackie will likely confront each other for the first time since their breakup on the live reunion show airing Sunday. But Marshall said he doesn't want to "reconcile" with Jackie in any way, and he doesn't expect them to even be friends after this.

"I don't really care to hear an apology if there's ever one that needs to be issued," he said, adding that he's only going to show up to the taping so he doesn't "get fined," presumably referencing his contract to appear on the show.

Netflix will stream the first-ever live "Love Is Blind" reunion special on April 16 8 p.m. ET.

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Esme Mazzeo was a journalist on Insider's entertainment desk. She is passionate about writing stories that help start meaningful conversations and shine a light on the authentic representation of minorities in film + TV. She's known for her coverage of "Grey's Anatomy," "Sister Wives," "Married at First Sight," the "Sex and the City" franchise, and TV Christmas movies. She has bylines in Vulture, Marie Claire, Elle, Cosmopolitan, and more publications. She enjoys covering celebrities like Sarah Drew, Quinta Brunson, Ellen Pompeo, Jesse Williams, Christina Applegate, Selma Blair, Jennifer Lopez, Reese Witherspoon, and more. Featured Articles: Inside the making of an 'Only Murders in the Building' episode with only one line of dialogue — and why Deaf star James Caverly wants to 'dismantle' the 'tired portrayal of disabled characters on TV'From exiting 'Grey's Anatomy' to making TV history, Sarah Drew is moving forward'Abbott Elementary' creator Quinta Brunson isn't writing 'The Office' for teachers — she has a clearer visionEllen Pompeo is very ready for 'Grey's Anatomy' to be over. In fact, she's already forging a new path for herself.Former 'Grey's Anatomy' stars Jesse Williams and Sarah Drew still believe fans of Jackson and April have 'earned' and 'deserve' a spinoff