Which Married At First Sight Couples Are Still Together
Okay, grab your coffee—or your wine, no judgment here—because we need to talk about Married at First Sight. This show is a glorious, chaotic dumpster fire of social experiments. And let’s be real, we’re all here for the train wrecks and the fairy tales. But the big question is: which couples actually made it past the “Decision Day” drama and are still together today?
The Success Stories (Yes, They Exist!)
Let’s start with the gold standard: Jamie and Doug from Season 1. I know, I know, it feels like ancient history, but these two are still going strong! Doug was a bit… intense with his persistence, but Jamie eventually fell for him. They have two kids now and a solid marriage. Proof that sometimes, the experts actually know what they’re doing.
Next up, the fan-favorite power couple: Ashley and Anthony from Season 5. She was terrified; he was a golden retriever in human form. Their chemistry was instant, and they’ve built a beautiful life with two adorable daughters. Honestly, they’re so boring and happy together I almost get second-hand joy. Almost.
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Don’t sleep on Shawniece and Jephte from Season 6. Their journey was a rollercoaster—I’m talking loops, drops, and a near-divorce. But they did the work, went to therapy, and are now thriving with their little girl. They’re the underdog champions we all love to root for.
The Surprise Standouts
Danielle and Bobby from Season 7? Total plot twist. Danielle was grumpy; Bobby was a ray of sunshine. Somehow, he melted her icy heart. They’re still married with two kids, and Bobby still cooks her breakfast. Stop being so cute, you two.
Then we have Karen and Miles from Season 11 (New Orleans). This couple had us screaming at our TVs. Karen was ice cold, Miles was a softie. But he had patience, and she let her walls down. They’re still together, and I’ve never been happier to be wrong about a pairing.
And can we talk about Briana and Vincent from Season 12? She’s a boss, he’s a goofball, and they argue about… is it towels? Yes, towels. But they genuinely love each other. They have a daughter now, and Vincent still does his dramatic impressions. It works.

The Ones Who Almost Made It (But Didn’t)
Let’s be honest: most couples crash and burn. Sheila and Nate from Season 3? Fired. Mia and Tristan from Season 7? She had a warrant for her arrest. I mean, come on. The show gave us diamonds in the rough, but mostly just rough.
Oh, and remember Luke and Kate from Season 8? That man told her she “repulsed” him. On camera. On their honeymoon. Shocking that they didn’t work out. I’m shocked, I tell you. Shocked.
A Few More That Stuck the Landing
Okay, let’s keep the good vibes going. Amani and Woody from Season 11? Total magic. They’re fun, they’re flirty, and they still do date nights. They have a baby boy now, and Woody is still the class clown. Love it.
Jessica and Austin from Season 12? Boring in the best way. They got married, bought a house, and adopted a dog. No drama. Just solid, quiet love. It’s almost suspicious, but I’ll take it.

And don’t forget Kyle and Noelle? Wait, that didn’t work. Okay, how about Keith and Kristine from Season 8? They divorced after the show. So close, yet so far.
The Verdict (And Why We Keep Watching)
So, how many MAFS couples are still together? Out of 17 seasons? Roughly a dozen or so. That’s a terrible success rate, mathematically speaking. But honestly, that’s not the point. We watch for the hope, the cringe, and the moments when two strangers actually beat the odds.
The couples who stay are the ones who chose to fight for it—even when the cameras stopped rolling. They went to therapy, they compromised, and they learned to love each other’s weird quirks. It’s messy, but it’s real.
So next time someone says MAFS is meaningless, just smile. Tell them Jamie and Doug are still married. Tell them about Amani and Woody. Then pour yourself another coffee, because let’s face it: we’re all hooked. And we wouldn’t have it any other way.
