Love on the Spectrum: season 3 cast and release date, plus are any of the season 1 and season 2 couples still together

Emmy Award–winning Netflix dating series Love on the Spectrum is coming back for Season 3.

The third US installment of the show will follow a new group of individuals, as well as some returning favourites from the first two seasons, who are all on the autism spectrum, as they explore their romantic relationships.

Many of them are entering the dating scene for the first time as they look for Mr or Mrs Right. The first two seasons have won fans from all over the world, thanks to endearing singles and the heartwarming connections that they make.

Read on to find out everything you need to know about season 3, including when the new episodes air, who’s in the cast, the trailer and if any of the previous season 1 or 2 couples are still together.

Who is in the Love on the Spectrum cast?

Abbey

Abbey was first introduced to viewers in season 1. Viewers watched as she went on her first date with David, and then began a relationship with him. Throughout season 2, their relationship blossomed and the show now documents their love.

David

David will be returning alongside his girlfriend Abbey and viewers can expect to see what the couple have been up to since filming for season 2 wrapped, including their visit to New York City to watch some Broadway shows and his milestone 30th birthday in autumn 2024.

Adan

Adan is also another familiar face from season 1 and 2. He enjoyed a romance with Dani, and while she hasn’t been sure about their connection at times the trailer for the third season shows the two sharing a passionate kiss, suggesting they are very much still seeing each other. You can watch the trailer further down this article.

Adan told Tudum that his romance with Dani has taught him a lot about how to show up as himself in relationships, further hinting that the two are going strong. “There are similarities that Dani and I have. It’s important to be true to yourself even in the relationship [while] being respectful to your partner in the process,” he said.

Dani

Dani will of course be making an appearance on season 3 too. She told Tudum that Love on the Spectrum has taught her a lot about dating, particularly when it comes to her admittedly narrow perspective on what she was looking for in past partners, which viewers saw her grapple with in season 1.

“l’ve learned that love isn’t a rom-com where you meet ‘the one’ and live happily ever after,” she says. “For most of us, it’s way more complicated, and way more real.” She said she’s also realised that finding her perfect match isn’t about job titles, but finding someone who understands her, accepts her for who she is, and makes life more fun.

Connor

Connor was introduced in season 2, and his search for love is still continuing in season 3. He told Tudum the dating experience he gained on season 2 taught him that little gestures are important in dating. “I learned to open doors and pull out chairs for ladies while on my date. I always text a lady and thank her for her time after the date is over.”

James

James became a fan favourite when he joined the cast in season 2. He’s hoping to meet his match in season 3, telling Tudum that he’s “very excited” for people to see what dating has in store for him this time around.

Tanner

Tanner was also introduced during season 2, and though he failed to find love on-screen while filming was going on, he said he’s been enjoying dating since and hinted he may have met some special women. “There are some very lovely ladies in my life! That’s all I’ll say for now!,” he told Tudum.

Madison

A new cast member for season 3, Madison told Tudum she joined Love on the Spectrum because she was inspired by Abbey and David’s love story. “Abbey and David’s love story made me think finding love for people who have autism is possible,” she said.

Pari

Newcomer Pari is excited to showcase her personality, hobbies, and talents, and also challenge stereotypes. She told Tudum: “It’s OK for girls and women to like both trains and princesses” and added that “age and gender do not matter”. She’ll focus on dating women throughout the season, though she’s had experience dating men in the past.

Are any Love on the Spectrum couples still together?

As previously mentioned, Abbey and David are definitely still together and it seems like Dani and Adan could be too.

David and Abbey often do TikTok Lives together and also post Instagram Stories to keep fans up-to-date with what they are doing in their day-to-day lives. The couple also share a love of traveling and like to share photos and videos of the place they have visited together, such as Kenya in Africa where they enjoyed an animal safari.

Abbey told Tudum: “For our next trip we want to go to Italy to eat pizza together, it’ll be such a romance.” David told the publication that it’s hard for him to pick what he loves most about his girlfriend. “She makes me feel loved, happy, and cheers me up if I’m having a bad day,” he said.

The couple, who have been together for four years, recently shared a throwback image of them on one of their first dates in 2021 and also a photo of them taken earlier this year. The post was captioned: “Who remembers this date from Season 1 of Love on the Spectrum? These two have come so far together”, with a love heart emoji.

Dani and Adan don’t post as much about their relationship on social media. But, some fans think Dani posted a sweet video of clips of the pair together on March 15. The video was captioned: “Dani met a boy with eyes like a man, turns out her heart fits right in the palm of his hand!” However, the man’s identity is obscured in the video, leading some fans to think she may actually now have a new beau.

At the beginning of season 3 at least, we know that Dani and Adan are very much still together after around 18 months together. We’ll have to watch the season to find out their fate.

By the end of season 3 we’ll get confirmation of Dani and Adan’s relationship status, and hopefully there may be some more couples to add to this list too.

Yes, there is. You can watch it below:

The third season of Love on the Spectrum will premiere on Netflix today (Wednesday April 2).