Which Married at First Sight Couples Are Still Together? See the Full List
With 20 seasons and counting, Married at First Sight is behind several successful love stories.
Key Takeaways
- As of August 2026, 13 Married at First Sight couples are still married, including Jamie Otis and Doug Hehner, Ashley Petta and Anthony D'Amico, and Camille Parsons and Thomas McDonald.
- Several seasons produced no lasting marriages, including Seasons 2, 3, 4, 13, 14, 15, 17, and 19, showing that many couples split after Decision Day and once filming ends.
- Some long-term couples have built families and celebrated major milestones after the show, with multiple pairs welcoming children and maintaining lasting relationships years after their seasons aired.
As each season of Married at First Sight begins with hope, butterflies, and plenty of wedding day jitters, meeting spouses for the first time at the altar often proves to be the easy part. Making the marriage last is when the real test begins.
While the Married at First Sight experiment provides a vivid snapshot of married life, couples get a true sense of their new chapters once they leave the cameras behind and start building a life together in the real world. Some Married at First Sight couples have found forever love, while others discovered the experiment wasn't meant to last. And whether you're a longtime fan or new viewer tuning in for the first time, it's always fun to see where the former Married at First Sight couples ended up.
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Here's a look at which couples from Married at First Sight are still together today.
Which Married at First Sight couples are still together and married?
As of August 2026, 13 couples are still married after their seasons on MAFS. Check out the full lineup of MAFS couples who have withstood the test of time below.
- Season 1's Jamie Otis and Doug Hehner: New York/New Jersey | 2014
- Season 5's Ashley Petta and Anthony D'Amico: Chicago | 2017
- Season 6's Shawniece Jackson and Jephte Pierre: Boston | 2018
- Season 7's Danielle Bergman and Bobby Dodd: Dallas | 2018
- Season 8's Stephanie Sersen and AJ Vollmoeller: Philadelphia | 2019
- Season 8's Kristine Killingsworth and Keith Dewar: Philadelphia | 2019
- Season 9's Deonna McNeill and Gregory Okotie: Charlotte | 2019
- Season 10's Jessica Studer and Austin Hurd: Washington D.C. | 2020
- Season 11's Amani Aliyya and Woody Randall: New Orleans | 2020
- Season 12's Briana Myles and Vincent Morales: Atlanta | 2021
- Season 16's Nicole Thielk and Christopher Thielk: Nashville | 2023
- Season 18's Camille Parsons and Thomas McDonald: Chicago | 2024
- Season 20's Michelle Le and Cameron Mitchell: Seattle | 2026
Do Married at First Sight couples actually stay together?
While the Married at First Sight experiment is designed for happily-ever-after, it is up to the couples to determine if the experts found the perfect match on Decision Day. The decision comes at the end of weeks of navigating married life together, culminating in the high-stakes verdict: will you stay married, or sign the divorce papers?
While Decision Day is designed to provide an easy out for any panic-stricken newlyweds, it's also common for couples to split up after the Married at First Sight cameras have stopped rolling. There are no couples still together from Married at First Sight Season 2 (New York/New Jersey), Season 3 (Atlanta), Season 4 (Miami), Season 13 (Houston), Season 14 (Boston), Season 15 (San Diego), Season 17 (Denver), and Season 19 (Austin).
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Married at First Sight's success stories include babies and milestone anniversaries
While many years have passed since Married at First Sight first premiered, Season 1 couple Jamie Otis and Doug Hehner remain one of the show's biggest success stories. Not only are they still together, but the couple celebrated a second wedding after wrapping filming and welcomed two children together.
In honor of the couple's fifth anniversary in 2019, Hehner told People, "I don't want to sound corny, but we owe our lives to this TV show and the experts that stuck with us. It was life-changing for us. We're very happy with where we are. We're still growing as a couple."
Otis and Hehner aren't the only couple to build families after the Married at First Sight experiment, either. Season 5's Ashley Petta and Anthony D'Amico, Season 7's Danielle Bergman and Bobby Dodd, and Season 9's Deonna McNeill and Gregory Okotie all have welcomed little ones and built families since finding love on Married at First Sight. Season 10's Jessica Studer and Austin Hurd, and Season 12's Briana Myles and Vincent Morales are also happy parents.
Season 20 couple Michelle Le and Cameron Mitchell are a recent example of the MAFS experts finding a perfect match. Since tying the knot in Seattle, the couple has started discussing family planning and surrogacy, and has relocated to California together in support of Cameron's career.
"You can see us starting to fall in love throughout the entire season," Michelle told Peacock Blog while looking back on her MAFS experience. "And it makes it really special. Looking back, it just also makes me really value the experts and the therapy sessions that we had through all of it. I do think that Paul and Lisa were pivotal to us being successful as a couple."
Cameron couldn't agree more, telling Peacock Blog, "I can't believe it was such a great match. You know, I was hopeful coming into it, but I was cautiously optimistic. So it's really cool to see, I mean, Michelle is just an amazing person, and she has so many values that I was looking for, that I value."
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How to watch Married at First Sight
You can stream Married at First Sight on Peacock. Relive these MAFS success stories with a marathon of all your favorite moments among the newlyweds on Peacock anytime.
