“I Feel Like a Wallet, Not a Husband”: Love Is Blind’s Matt Barnett STRUGGLES With Amber’s Costly Parenting Habits, Admits He’s at a Breaking Point

In a brutally honest confession that’s sure to rattle Love Is Blind fans, Matt Barnett is opening up about the emotional toll of feeling more like an ATM than a partner — and it’s all tied to Amber’s increasingly expensive approach to parenting.

After years of projecting the image of a strong, united front, cracks may finally be showing behind closed doors.

“I’m Tapped Out — Emotionally and Financially”

During a recent sit-down with close friends (and cameras off), Barnett reportedly let it slip: things aren’t as picture-perfect as they once seemed.

“I don’t feel like a husband anymore,” he confessed. “I feel like a wallet. A walking paycheck. And it’s starting to eat away at me.”

According to Barnett, Amber’s spending — particularly when it comes to parenting decisions — has created growing tension. From lavish birthday parties to private tutors and designer baby gear, the mounting costs are leaving him drained.

Love on a Price Tag

“She means well,” Barnett admitted. “She wants the best for our family. But somewhere along the line, we stopped being a team. Now it’s just me funding a fantasy I can’t afford — emotionally or otherwise.”

Sources say the tension has been quietly building for months, with Barnett biting his tongue to avoid conflict. But now, he’s finally reaching his limit.

“She used to ask what I thought,” he said. “Now, I just get receipts.”

A Breaking Point No One Saw Coming

The couple, who once represented the fiery, ride-or-die passion of Love Is Blind Season 1, may now be facing their hardest chapter yet.

“I love her. I love our life. But I can’t be everything. And I’m tired of pretending I can,” Barnett said quietly. “I need to feel like a partner again — not just a provider.”

No official word from Amber yet, but if Barnett’s words are any indication, this isn’t just a rough patch. It’s a reckoning.

And if they can’t find their way back to each other soon — love might not be the only thing going blind.