From tearful Final Vows to shocking Reunion revelations, the journey has been anything but predictable. This article provides a comprehensive look at the relationship statuses of all MAFS Australia 2025 couples, based on the latest updates as of April 30, 2025, exploring who’s thriving, who’s parted ways, and the surprising twists that have kept viewers hooked.
Who's Still Together MAFS Australia 2025?
As of April 2025, the couples from Married at First Sight Australia (MAFS) Season 2025 who are still together are:
Rhi and Jeff: The Season’s Shining Success
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Rhi and Jeff stand out as the only original couple from MAFS Australia 2025 still together. Their journey, filled with genuine moments of connection, culminated in a strong commitment at Final Vows. Post-show, they’ve been spotted holding hands in Melbourne for Jeff’s 40th birthday, as reported by Heart.
At the Reunion, they confirmed their relationship, expressing plans to marry and start a family. Their Instagram activity, including a video shared via the So Dramatic! Podcast (Capital), further solidifies their status as a fan-favorite couple. Their success highlights the potential for lasting love, even in the high-pressure MAFS environment.
Jacqui and Clint: A Surprising New Romance
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In a twist that captivated viewers, Jacqui and Clint, who were not originally paired, found love after splitting from their respective partners, Ryan and Lauren.
Their romance blossomed post-experiment, leading to an engagement in April 2025, shortly after the Reunion, as detailed in Heart.
This unexpected pairing, confirmed through social media and media outlets, underscores the unpredictable nature of relationships on MAFS. Their engagement has sparked both excitement and curiosity, with fans eager to see how their story unfolds.
Couples Who Have Split in MAFS Australia 2025?
The majority of MAFS Australia 2025 couples faced insurmountable challenges, leading to breakups. Below is a detailed breakdown of each couple’s journey and the reasons behind their splits, based on the latest reports.
Jamie and Dave: A Promising Start, A Bitter End
Jamie and Dave appeared to have a strong connection, making it to Final Vows and committing to each other outside the experiment.
However, their relationship crumbled just one week before the Reunion, with the couple no longer speaking, as reported by Capital.
Fans speculate that a TikTok live by Adrian, where he itched his nose twice, hinted at their split, though this remains unconfirmed (National World). Their breakup disappointed many who saw potential in their chemistry.
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Carina and Paul: Trust Issues Take Their Toll
Carina and Paul’s relationship was marred by trust issues, culminating in Carina’s decision to end things at Final Vows.
Despite the dramatic breakup, they’ve remained on good terms, as noted in National World. Paul has since been linked to a new partner, Hannah, according to Capital, while Carina focuses on personal growth. Their ability to maintain respect post-split is a rare positive note.
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Awhina and Adrian: Confusion and Closure
Awhina and Adrian’s journey was marked by ambiguity, with their Final Vows leaving viewers puzzled. Despite efforts to sustain their relationship post-show, they ultimately parted ways, as confirmed by National World.
Their split reflects the challenges of aligning expectations in a high-stakes environment.
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Jacqui and Ryan: Legal Drama and a New Path
Jacqui and Ryan’s marriage was fraught with conflict, escalating to legal issues, including restraining orders against each other, as reported by National World.
Their split was inevitable, given the intensity of their disputes. Jacqui has since found happiness with Clint, while Ryan focuses on personal recovery.
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Beth and Teejay: Gaslighting Allegations End It Early
Beth and Teejay’s relationship unraveled quickly, with Beth accusing Teejay of gaslighting, leaving her feeling disrespected and blindsided (National World).
Beth’s decision to end things before Final Vows was driven by a need to protect her well-being, highlighting the importance of mutual respect.
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Veronica and Eliot: Conflict Overwhelms Connection
Veronica and Eliot struggled with constant conflicts, leading to their exit at the sixth commitment ceremony. Veronica felt she had to hold back, hindering their connection, as noted in National World.
Their amicable split allows both to seek more compatible partners.
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Lauren and Clint: A Second Chance Falls Short
Lauren and Clint’s second attempt at love, after Lauren’s split from Eliot, didn’t last. Clint’s subsequent engagement to Jacqui marked the end of their relationship, as detailed in Capital.
Lauren is now focusing on herself, embracing her independence.
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Morena and Tony: A Swift and Dramatic Exit
Morena and Tony’s lack of connection led to their departure at the fourth commitment ceremony, with Morena famously writing “Good Riddance” (National World).
Their incompatibility was evident, making their split unsurprising.
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Sierah and Billy: Scandal and Intimacy Issues
Sierah and Billy faced intimacy issues and a scandal, leading to their exit at the third commitment ceremony (Capital).
Both have returned to their lives outside the experiment, with no confirmed romantic developments.
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Ashleigh and Jake: Trust Issues Cut It Short
Ashleigh and Jake’s marriage ended abruptly when Jake left after the first commitment ceremony, citing trust issues (Capital).
Ashleigh’s devastation underscored the challenges of building trust in such a short time.
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Katie and Tim: No Spark, No Future
Katie and Tim’s relationship never took off, with Tim admitting to a lack of attraction, leading to their exit at the first commitment ceremony (Capital). Both are now seeking love elsewhere.
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Lauren and Eliot: Age Differences Prove Insurmountable
Lauren and Eliot’s age difference led to Eliot’s early departure during their honeymoon, ending their marriage (Capital).
Lauren’s subsequent relationship with Clint also failed, leaving her to focus on personal growth.
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Comparative Analysis with Previous Seasons
Historically, MAFS Australia has a high failure rate, with only nine of 105 matches staying together, a 91% failure rate, as noted in The Australian Women’s Weekly.
Season 12’s single original couple (Rhi and Jeff) aligns with this trend, though Jacqui and Clint’s engagement adds a unique twist.
The season’s high drama, including early exits and legal issues, mirrors past seasons but stands out for its low success rate among original pairs.
MAFS Australia 2025 Couples Status
| Couple | Status |
|---|---|
| Rhi and Jeff | Still together |
| Jacqui and Clint | Engaged |
| Jamie and Dave | Split |
| Carina and Paul | Split |
| Awhina and Adrian | Split |
| Jacqui and Ryan | Split |
| Beth and Teejay | Split |
| Veronica and Eliot | Split |
| Lauren and Clint | Split |
| Morena and Tony | Split |
| Sierah and Billy | Split |
| Ashleigh and Jake | Split |
| Katie and Tim | Split |
| Lauren and Eliot | Split |
Conclusion
MAFS Australia 2025 has delivered a season of highs and lows, with only Rhi and Jeff emerging as a lasting original couple, joined by the unexpected romance of Jacqui and Clint.
The high breakup rate, driven by trust issues, conflicts, and incompatibilities, reflects the challenges of forming relationships under the MAFS spotlight.
While the season may not have broken records for lasting love, it has provided compelling stories that resonate with viewers.
As fans look forward to the 2026 season, the journeys of these participants serve as a reminder that love, though elusive, is worth pursuing, whether on or off the screen.
