Married at First Sight UK 2025: Which couples from series 10 are still together? Plus who has split?

In this year’s Married at First Sight UK, 12 couples matched and walked down the aisle.

There have been many ups and downs since fans of the show were first introduced to them several weeks ago, and some pairs have called it quits as the experiment has progressed.

The show is now at an end - final vows have been spoken, and the reuinion dinner food has been eaten. Fans are eager to know if any of the couples are still together now, in the real world, as of November 2024.

So, which MAFS UK 2025 couples are still together? Keep reading to find out all you need to know, but please be aware that this article does contain spoilers.

Sarah and Dean

Sarah and Dean didn’t have the best start to married life to say the least. Sarah had admitted to the experts that her usual type was a bad boy, AKA a “walking red flag”, and said she’d like to be with a good man instead. Dean is a self-proclaimed nice guy, but from the moment they met it was obvious Sarah had no attraction to her husband.

Sarah continued to struggle with her lack of attraction to Dean on their honeymoon. She took accountability for the “fat shaming” comments she made towards her husband but also shared photos of their “true” honeymoon showing them smiling together.

After trying to turn their friendship into a relationship for three weeks, the pair left the show - after basically being told they had to quit by the experts. They’ve since returned to Instagram to tell their fans they have visited each other as the homestay stage of the experiment aired on screen, proving them are very much still friends.

Keye and Davide

Keye and Davide were overjoyed when they first saw each other on their wedding day. They both spoke of how much they fancied each other, and the chemistry between them was clear throughout the day - from their first kiss to getting cosy during their official wedding photoshoot.

On their honeymoon the couple got even closer, with Keye getting emotionally vulnerable with his new husband. Things are looking really rosy for these two at the moment. And it looks likely that the two of them are still together now.

Expert Charlene Douglas shared a photo of Davide and Keye on her Instagram at the end of September and said: "Aren't we just so in love with these two beauties?! They remind me of the excitement felt when you first meet your person, and just can't keep your hands off them. Their eye contact is electric. Let's see how their journey develops! I wonder if you'll be surprised!"

Keye wrote: "Awww thank you so so much Charlene, great matching haha." Davide also appeared to signal that their romance is still going strong by writing: "Awww, you guys are the best it’s all thanks to you," alongside a love heart emoji.

The pair have had a pretty perfect time together, apart from an explosive argument in a cat cafe, which caused fans to fear that they may have split. But, Keye has also reassured fans on Instagram that “one argument does not mean the end of a relationship”. Before final vows, Davide admitted that he was worried he wouldn’t fit in to Keye’s real life. At final vows, however, the pair committed to being together.

But, it does sadly seem like the couple have now split up, according to a cryptic message Keye wrote on his Instagram.

Nelly and Steven

Nelly and Steven began the series as one of the most loved-up couples. They arguably had a dream MAFS wedding; instantly finding each other attractive and then only strengthening their connection as they spend the rest of the reception together and found out more about each other. They were both particularly thrilled to find they were family orientated and wanted to build a family with their spouse.

On their honeymoon, they were shown to be having lots of fun together and were affectionate and loving. Nelly told the cameras she was having the dream honeymoon with her new husband. But, then once they moved in to their apartment together back in the UK things started to go south. First Nelly was upset when Steven allgedly decided to spend the night in the pub although she’d injured herself and was at home.

The situation then went from bad to worse when Nelly and Steven had another argument and he ended up referring to as a “f***ing idiot”. Later, at a commitment ceremony, expert Paul C Brunson called Steven out for his behaviour towards Nelly.

They kept trying to repair, but Nelly repeatedly felt like her needs for affection and reassurance weren’t being met in the relationship, while Steven felt like things had become too serious too quickly and he struggled with their lack of jokes and light-hearted conversation.

The final nail in the coffin came during homestays week when Nelly’s friend showed her that Steven had been on a dating app during their time together, something which he denied at the time but then admitted to at the reunion. They promptly left the experiment and, as they have both made numerous digs on each other on Instagram as the show has been airing, it’s safe to say they’re not even friends today.

Grace and Ashley

Grace and Ashley had a tricky start to married life. As a self-described feminist, she didn’t take kindly when Ashley said that, as a man, he was raised to be a “breadwinner”. Ashley also caused further offence to his new wife with some of his other words - most noteably when he suggested that she wear a dress for one of their date nights.

More recently, the TV groom caused further offence to his new wife when he said he was actually trying to compliment her on her body and initiate intimacy between them.

The pair have apparently stopped being Instagram friends last month after Grace posted a statement about consent following the airing of a recent commitment ceremony, where the topic became an issue for the couple. In her statment, she said: “I especially do not owe it to a stranger I met on a reality TV show”. Shortly afterwards she then hit out at the show’s edit and claimed producers had “made her out to look like a crazy little b****”.

During the last dinner party, the arguments between himself and Grace became too much for Ashley and he told her their relationship wasn’t working as he felt like he was walking on eggshells. This led to the pair going back to their own homes separately during homestays, and once in Wales Ashley told his family he was exhausted and couldn’t watch every word he said for the rest of his life. They subsequently left the experiment.

Leigh and Leah

Leigh and Leah also had a difficult start to married life. Leigh didn’t have the instant spark with her new wife that she was hoping for, and as a result quickly proclaimed that she’d “made a mistake”. This led to her asking to spend her wedding night alone, and once they jetted off on honeymoon things didn’t look to get much better between them.

In one scene, Leigh appeared to do nothing but complain when Leah was trying to give her a massage. However, after the honeymoon episode aired Leigh took to her Instagram page to explain that things really weren’t as bad between them as the edit made it appear, adding that she had been “done the dirty”.

While she’s been vocal about her edit on the show, Leigh hasn’t dropped any big hints about the current status of her relationship with Leah - but as she’s shared photos of them actually looking happy together it seems there could be hope for these two yet.

They have experienced an up and down time on the show, mainly because Leigh has struggled with Leah’s friendly nature with other women as she perceives this to be flirty. Leah, meanwhile, has found it hard to feel like she isn’t trusted. They made it to final vows, but they both decided to end their marriage due to their issues.

Maeve and Joe

Maeve and Joe seemed really happy with each for weeks, but it wasn’t plain sailing for them. Maeve fancied her new husband from the moment she laid eyes on him, but Joe wasn’t sure if she was his type once she revealed her likeness for partying and drinking at their wedding reception. Joe had once enjoyed this lifestyle himself, but was keen to leave it behind. She, however, reassured him that she too would give up the party scene in favour of a settled relationship.

The couple then had a fiery argument while on honeymoon when Joe tried to get Maeve to show her vulnerable side, but they soon had a heart-to-heart and made up. Then, their connection seemed to blossom and they told the experts they had fallen in love with each other.

But, it wasn’t meant to be. Joe’s grandad died during filming for the experiment, which caused him to leave for a short time. During the time away, he confessed he and Maeve hadn’t been facing issues between them and he actually wasn’t sure if their relationship would work in the real world or not. He also told Ashley he had love for her but didn’t think he was actually in love with her.

Back in the experiment, Maeve became tired of the uncertainy Joe had left behind and didn’t like having to attend dinner parties and commitment ceremonies alone. Joe briefly returned to the experiment during the couple’s retreat to tell Maeve he didn’t see their romance moving forwards and they told left the show shortly after.

Bailey and Rebecca

Bailey and Rebecca are another duo who appear to have turned their inital shaky start around. Rebecca wanted an alpha husband, and she wasn’t sure Bailey was that when they met at the altar - and neither did she really fancy him. He, on the other hand, was very confident and self-assured and definitely liked the look of his wife.

On their honeymoon, however, they were caught in a cyclone which meant they weren’t able to leave their hotel room - and this ultimately brought them closer as they had plenty of time to talk. Rebeca told producers she had discovered Bailey was indeed the alpha man she was looking for, and he was overjoyed when she showed him more affection and stopped giving him the cheek when he went in to kiss her.

From there, their relationship went from strength-to-strength and they appear to have had an almost fairytale relationship after that awkward start. They’ve continually found more things to like each other, have declared their love, and have only had one argument.

Bailey even said he was looking forward to introducing his wife to his young daughter, Bluebelle. But, during homestays the reality of the difficulty of the distance between them in the real world became apparent. Bailey resides in Hove while Rebecca lives in Liverpool, meaning there’s at least a four hour car journey between them - and that’s in good traffic.

It remains to be seen if the pair can resolve this, but have both shared videos and photos of their time in MAFS to their respective Instagram pages where they look very loved up, including some behind-the-scenes glimpses, which would suggest they are still together. At final vows, the pair reaffirmed their love for each other and at the reunion confirmed they are still together and planning for a family together.

But we know the even the reunion episode is filmed weeks before the show actually airs . . . However, Bailey has given renewed hope that he and Rebecca are indeed still together by sharing a series of photos of the couple together since the experiment ended. He captioned the post “ Life outside the bubble.”

Divarni and Julia-Ruth

One couple who seemingly did a 360 the other way are Divarni and Julia-Ruth. They looked smitten with each other on their wedding day, and had one of the most passionate wedding kisses in MAFS history. But, by the time they woke up the next morning Julia-Ruth had reconsidred and took a step back.

From there, things went south. On their honeymoon, she accused her husband of being negative with his topics of conversation, leaving him devastated. They spent some time apart and then came back together where it looked as though they made up. But, at the first dinner party they told very different stories of what their honeymoon had been like, with Divarni telling the rest of the cast it had been nothing but wonderful while Julia-Ruth admitted to her struggles. This caused further tension between the pair.

Their difficulties between them continued, and things came to a head when Divarni admitted that they had actually slept together - despite them telling all the other couples and even the experts that they hadn’t been intimate at all.

Julia-Ruth insisted she was attracted to her husband and had only wanted to keep their relationship private, but the group weren’t convinced as she had allegedly told many of them that she didn’t really like him. Divarni initally believed his wife, but after speaking further to his co-stars he realised that his romance wasn’t genuine and the pair left the experiment.

Paul and Anita

Paul and Anita were the last couple to get married in this year’s experiment. From the start, Anita struggled with the lack of physical attraction to Paul - but she soon came to struggle more with his jokey and laid back nature. She then became frustrated on their honeymoon as she felt she was asking him lots of questions about him and his life in an attempt to get to know him, while he asked her none in return.

When she raised this with him, he said he didn’t want to ask and would prefer to be told. Back in the UK, Anita pointed out to Paul that he didn’t even know the names of her children, as she knew his, and told him she wouldn’t be moving into the apartment with him. She then attended the first dinner party alone. Paul also arrived solo.

During the first commitment ceremony, Anita wanted to leave but Paul said he wanted to stay so they remained. After another week, however, things hadn’t improved between the pair and they both chose to leave a the second commitment ceremony.

April and Leo

Latecomers April and Leo looked set to be a match made in heaven when they met at the end of the aisle. They had an instant chemistry and both spoke about how they found each other attractive, excitedly telling producers they thought they could have found their one.

But, things started to unravel to April on their honeymoon. Although they had a physical connection, she said she was struggling to find an emotional connection as she wasn’t having deeper conversations with her new husband. Leo seemed blissfully unaware of this and declared that April was his dream woman.

Once she did make Leo aware of his feelings, he told her he would try to be more open and vulnerable. As the days and weeks went on, however, April confessed that she felt the romance wasn’t progressing as it should and the conversations between her and her husband weren’t as natural as she hoped.

At the final commitment ceremony, the pair decided to leave the experiment. April said she didn’t feel Leo had been his authentic self, but he insisted he had. They both wished each other the best, however, and didn’t appear to part on bad terms.

Leisha and Reiss

Leisha and Reiss were another couple to join the experiment late. Leisha fancied Reiss straight away and made that very clear, while he wasn’t sure and was overwhelmed by her full on approach. On their honeymoon, after Leisha asked Reiss if he was falling for her, he admitted that she was moving too fast for him.

They managed to have a heart-to-heart and work through the issue, but their differing pace has continued to cause an issue for the couple, although they do have an attraction to each other.

During homestays, Reiss’ mum was alarmed about her new daughter-in-law talking about having three children, while Leisha’s sister worried that she was more invested in their marriage than her husband. At the last commitment ceremony, Reiss told the experts that while he knew his wife was 100% in with their romance he was only 80% in. At final vows, however, they both chose to continue their relationship. But, at the reunion they told their co-stars they had split after having a diagreement on a night out.

Abigail and John

Abigail and John fell for each other the moment they saw each other at the altar, and they have remained besotted with each other ever since.

They haven’t had one crossed word and have only fallen in deeper and deeper with each other. They did declare their love for one another after a few weeks together and have been discussing their future, including starting their family together.

At homestays their bond was strengthened even further when their families saw the huge smiles on their faces and felt the love coming from them, and said they felt they were the perfect couple. Abigail’s dad even said he could see that John had brought out a confidence in his daughter that she hadn’t had before, while John’s mum said Abi was the kind of wife they always hoped for their son.

At final vows, they spoke of their love for one another even more, and at the reunion they told the experts and the co-stars they wanted to be together for the rest of their lives. They also said they were planning on moving in together and would have at least one child. They are definitely one of the most loved-up couples ever seen in MAFS history.

The pair confirmed they are very much still together today by recording a promo, shared on the official MAFS Instagram page, in which they encouraged people to sign up for the next series.