When it comes to reality TV couples, it’s not easy to make a relationship last – but many from Married at First Sight have proven that they could do just that! The Lifetime series follows multiple couples who are paired up by relationship experts and agree to tie the knot upon their first meeting.
The experts – sociologist Dr. Pepper Schwartz, pastor and marriage counselor Calvin Roberson and marriage therapist Dr. Viviana Coles – work with the couples throughout the season as they take on newlywed life, all while trying to get to know each other. They spend their first nights together, go on a honeymoon and live together for eight weeks. Then they’re asked the ultimate question: remain married or get a divorce?
The series, which kicked off on FYI network and moved to Lifetime (produced by Kinetic Content) for season 5, is such a popular show that it’s also resulted in multiple spinoffs, including Married at First Sight: The First Year, Married at First Sight: Second Chances, Married at First Sight: Honeymoon Island, Married at First Sight: Happily Ever After and Married at First Sight: Couples Cam.
Additionally, season 1 couple Jamie Otis and Doug Hehner landed their own spinoff in 2017, following their life as new parents.
Scroll through the gallery below for more couples who have stayed together following their time on the reality show.
Jamie and Doug married during the first season of the series. The pair welcomed their first child, a daughter, in August 2017 and their first son in May 2020. In addition to their own spinoff series, they also appeared on Married at First Sight: The First Year. A+E Networks
The couple appeared on season 5 of the series, which aired through August 2017. In August 2018, they announced they were expecting their first child; they welcomed their daughter three weeks early in January 2019. Their second daughter arrived in February 2021. Larry Remiker/A+E Networks
The season 6 couple had a tough time getting to know each other and argued quite a bit during the show but ultimately decided to stay together. They welcomed their first child, a baby girl named Laura Denise Pierre, in October 2018. A+E Networks
In February 2019, season 7 couple Danielle and Bobby welcomed their first child, a daughter named Olivia Nicole. In June 2020, the pair announced they are expecting their second child. Valerie Chiang/A+E Networks
This season 8 duo also appeared on Couples Cam, sharing that they are renovating their home. "Every girl deserves a guy who can make her smile," she shared via Instagram, posting a photo with Keith in July 2020. Courtesy of Lifetime
The couple stayed married after season 9 wrapped and she shared in 2020 that she has "baby fever." The pair welcomed their first child in February 2021. Courtesy of Lifetime
After marrying in Charlotte, the season 9 couple moved to the Bay Area in California, they stated on Couples Cam in 2020. Courtesy of Lifetime
The season 10 pair tied the knot in Washington, D.C., and during the April 2020 reunion special, revealed they were looking to buy a house together. Courtesy of Lifetime
The season 11 pair needed a bit of time to make their relationship work but ultimately pulled through. They now star on their own YouTube channel. Kinetic Content
This season 11 couple, who realized after marrying that they had actually bumped into each other before saying "I do," are still going strong in 2021. Mike Lirette Photography
Despite many ups and downs with trusting one another, Erik and Virginia moved in together after season 12 and chose to stay married. Lifetime
Since the beginning, Vincent and Briana have had a strong bond — something that only continued following the show's end. LaJoy Cox of LaJoy Photography ; The First Look Photography
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