"Married At First Sight" Season 15: Who's Still Together?
Married at First Sight first aired in 2014, and over the course of eight years, the televised social experiment has matched 59 couples across 15 seasons.
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Season 15 wrapped up just last month, so let's recap the fate of this year's couples:
Stacia Karcher's and Nate Barnes's immediate chemistry held strong, and they were one of the couples who decided to stay married...but they're not entirely on the same page just yet.
They revealed during the Season 15 reunion that they're not living together yet, which Nate feels good about, but Stacia doesn't. Stacia also wants kids ASAP, which Nate feels is still a little ways off.
Alexis Williams and Justin Hall agreed to stay together on Decision Day, but Alexis changed her mind within 12 hours. They ran hot and cold all season, so this ending is pretty fitting for their chaotic story.
The exes were pretty hostile toward each other at the reunion and kept giving conflicting accounts of the events of their relationship.
Justin accused Alexis of drunk-dialing him, which she denied. He said it was his choice to end the relationship, which she also denied. In a truly cringeworthy exchange, he said that they both enjoyed sex on their honeymoon, to which she responded, "If that’s the story Justin wants, I’m fine with that." The whole thing ended with Justin calling Alexis a compulsive liar.
Lindy Elloway-Santiago and Miguel Santiago seemed to have a strong connection early on, so it wasn't a surprise that they decided to stay married at the end of Season 15.
They've since moved in together and even settled one of their big issues from the season: whether or not Lindy would take Miguel's last name. She ultimately decided to hyphenate.
Morgan Bell and Binh Trinh divorced before Decision Day, and while Morgan has some regrets, she firmly stated that their romantic relationship is over.
"I kind of regret ending things early," she said.
Some fans thought Morgan was too harsh with Binh throughout their marriage, but she claims that a lot of their relationship didn't make it to air. As of the reunion, the two remain on friendly terms.
Krysten Collins and Mitch Silverstein ultimately weren't able to get past several of their roadblocks, including Mitch telling Krysten during their honeymoon that he wasn't attracted to her.
Though, by Mitch's own admission, that statement may have been a result of his own anxiety. He and Krysten had a healthy sexual relationship during the season.
Mitch admitted to still having feelings for Krysten during the reunion, but Krysten wasn't having any of his ambivalence.
"I will never want to be with someone who is unsure about me or says things like 'unlikely' or 'likely,'" she said. "I know what I’m worth, and that ain’t it."
