Which '90 Day Fiancé' Couples Are Still Together In 2020, And Which Ones Have Broken Up?

Russ Mayfield met his now-wife Paola while working in Colombia, according to E!. They starred on the original season of 90 Day Fiancé, and after getting married, Paola moved to Oklahoma (where Russ is originally from).

The couple later moved to Miami, where Paola pursued a career in modeling before becoming a certified personal trainer and starting her own company, Super Pao Fit.

Their son, Axel Mayfield, was born on January 1, 2019 and already has his own Instagram (managed by—who else?—his mom). His account shares adorable updates of family outings, naps, and more.

Another season one success story, Alan and Kirlyam met while he was on a Mormon mission in Brazil (where Kirlyam is from). The couple got married and had their son, Liam Jordan da Costa Cox, on October 6, 2017.

"We love each other so much and now we get to love something that we both helped create," Kirlyam told People. "We look forward to all the happiness Liam will bring into our lives and the lives of our families."

Since then, the happy couple have taken tons of Instagrams of their seriously adorable toddler. Kirlyam shares family pics tagged #amores (loves), too.

On season one, Aya left her family in the Philippines to marry Louis and help parent his two children from a previous relationship in the U.S.

In February 2018, the couple announced they were expecting their first child together, per In Touch Weekly, so it's safe to say they've had the baby now. But both Aya and Louis have made their Instagram accounts private since the announcement, so not much is known about their new child.

Cleveland native Mike met his Russian wife Aziza on a language-learning website and later got married, according to Daily Mail. On January 14, 2019, they welcomed their daughter Olivia Joan, who quickly took over Aziza's Instagram. (She just turned one, too!)

The couple celebrated six years of marriage on October 5, 2019.

While volunteering in Nicaragua, Chelsea met Yamir when he was performing as part of the boy band Myla Vox, per In Touch Weekly. He then came to the U.S., and they tied the knot. The couple moved in with Chelsea's parents, but Yamir wanted to pursue his music career in Chicago. On November 30, 2016, Chelsea filed for divorce, but apparently, the ex-couple's relationship is still fairly amicable.

On September 13, 2017 (what would've been their wedding anniversary), Yamir posted a sweet Instagram tribute to his ex-wife. "Although we no longer have the bond that united us, there's no hate! I spoke with you a week ago to catch up and say hello, and you told me you were so happy, and that warmed my heart," he wrote.

After meeting in an online chat room, Danielle and Mohamed got engaged, prompting Mohamed to move from Tunisia to Ohio, according to E!. It's no secret that the couple had issues almost from the jump, reportedly keeping secrets from each other. They married, but Mohamed left Danielle soon after 90 Day Fiancé ended.

Per Cosmopolitan, Danielle says that she paid for Mohamed's K-1 visa, their wedding, and their divorce (ouch). According to Danielle, Mohamed promised to pay her back, but never did. Oh, and in season two of 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?, Danielle tried to get Mohamed deported (which, uh, didn't work). However, Danielle seems to be having the time of her life right now and shared photos of her recent birthday celebration on Instagram.

It was love at first sight when Californian Justin met Colombian Evelyn at a 2013 rugby match in her home country, per E!. The couple spent a week together before Justin had to go home to the U.S. He later brought Evelyn stateside, and they've been married ever since.

Seven years later, and the couple still seem to be going strong. In February, Evelyn shared an adorable #TBT on Instagram of her and Justin on a trip to Yosemite National Park in 2015.

Brett, a divorcé from Washington, met Daya from the Philippines via an online dating service, per E!. They tied the knot in 2015 and are still married today.

In July 2017, they welcomed their daughter Isabella (Brett's second child—he has another daughter from his first marriage). If you want to learn more about what they've been up to lately, peep Brett's blog: The K1 Experience.

He shared that in October 2019, Daya and Isabella took a trip to visit her family in the Philippines, but now, the family appears to be back home together.

The couple met through Facebook... while Cássia was in an online relationship with Jason's friend (how all true love stories start, right?). They got together after that relationship ended, and Cássia moved from Brazil to the U.S. to live with Jason and his father.

They finalized their divorce in October 2018 after separating in 2017, filing for divorce in 2018, dismissing that file, but eventually filing again, per E!. And according to In Touch, Cássia was already dating someone new in December 2018.

After meeting in Australia during a Bible study trip, Pennsylvanian Danny and South African Amy quickly fell in love and got engaged. But the couple ran into some problems when some of Danny's family didn't accept Amy because she was black (um, not cool). Still, according to E! News, they tied the knot in July 2014 and now have two children, Jedidiah and Anna.

Danny posted on Instagram to mark their fifth wedding anniversary in July 2019. In the caption, he shared: "It’s been such an amazing journey! Looking back, we were just babies- but we made a commitment and covenant to love one another." The couple currently lives in Texas, where they helped launch a church in 2019.

According to In Touch Weekly, Mark and Nikki met via an online dating service and are now one of the most elusive couples from 90 Day Fiancé, so not much is known about their current relationship status.

With a nearly 40-year age difference, the couple understandably went through some ~things~ on the show, since Nikki is a year younger than Mark's daughter. But since Nikki's Instagram hasn't been updated since 2013 and Mark doesn't seem to have any social media, I'll give them the benefit of the doubt and assume they're still together.

While on a Birthright trip in Israel, Loren met Alexei. After just 10 days together, Alexei proposed to Loren right before she flew home to New York, per Good Housekeeping.

When Alexei came to the U.S., the couple ended up moving to Florida so they could live with Loren's parents in an effort to save money. The couple married in both the U.S. and Israel and now live in Miami.

The couple announced they are expecting their first child together in October 2019. "I’m excited, terrified, over the moon, nervous and so much more!" Loren told Us Weekly. "Alex is hands down the best partner I could have ever asked for during this time."

New Orleans native Kyle met Noon via Facebook while researching a trip to Thailand, where she lived at the time. They met IRL during Kyle's vacation and quickly got engaged.

According to In Touch Weekly, Kyle officially proposed during a parachuting trip (talk about taking the plunge), and they got married in a traditional wedding in a Buddhist temple. They currently live in Portland and, per Noon's Instagram, filmed an episode of 90 Day Fiancé: What Now? last year.

While vacationing in Jamaica, Melanie met Devar and, before the trip was over, the two were engaged. Not only are they still together, but they welcomed their child, Avah, in November 2017.

Ever since, Devar's Instagram has been chock full of pics of their little one. And when he's not sharing photos of their toddler, he's posting selfies with Melanie. (Too. Cute.)

The couple met while Josh was a missionary for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Prague. But, per In Touch Weekly, they had to put their love on hold, since Mormon rules say missionaries can’t date while they are working for the church. Josh waited a whole year—until after his mission ended—before asking out his now-wife.

He then proposed to Aleksandra while visiting her in Russia (where she's originally from) and they got married in the U.S. Now, they have two children together. However, due to comments from fans saying they didn't think Josh was actually the father of their daughter, Kaya, the couple stopped updating their social media in 2017.

In 2018, the family moved to Australia so Josh could attend medical school at the University of Queensland, per Reality TV World, and later that year, Kaya shared news of her second pregnancy on Facebook (and later made the post private), according to In Touch Weekly. Kaya reportedly wrote, "Here is our Christmas miracle. Grateful for this huge blessing." Beyond that, not much is currently known about the couple.

Jorge and Anfisa said they met via Facebook on their TLC casting tape. Jorge explained that he had a lot of Russian friends on the platform and found his future wife through them. The couple has had their fair share of struggles—getting married, separating, and then reconciling.

But Jorge has had some recent legal trouble, too. In February 2018, he was sentenced to two and a half years in prison for transporting 293 pounds of high-grade marijuana, according to People.

In the meantime, Anfisa is training as a bodybuilder. (She also competed in and won a bikini competition.) And, if her Instagram on March 18, 2020 is any indication, she's moved on to a new man. Her beau is Leo Assaf, ScreenRant reported, so it seems like she and Jorge are currently estranged during his incarceration.

Native Nigerian Olulowo was living in Vietnam when he met Narkyia on social media via a group for plus-size women. The two had an instant connection, despite a fair amount of red flags. First, Olulowo lied about where he lived and claimed he was a Nigerian prince (he's not), per RealityBlurb.

He also lied about a past relationship, prompting him and Narkyia to break up, but they got back together and tied the knot, according to E!. They also blended their families, since both had children from previous relationships. Through the years, their relationship has been pretty dramatic, but they're still together today.

Most recently, Narkiyia underwent a gastric sleeve surgery and has been documenting her weight loss on Instagram. She says she's dropped six sizes (from a 24 to an 18) and has more weight to lose to reach her goal.

Both divorcés, Matt and Alla met through online dating and talked for six months before he visited her in Kiev, Ukraine. In 2015, he proposed, so Alla moved to rural Kentucky with her son (then 7 years old).

It wasn't an easy adjustment for Alla, especially since Matt's family wasn't 100-percent on board with their relationship, per Good Housekeeping. Still, they got married in 2016 and eventually left rural Kentucky for Cincinnati.

Throughout 2019, they've traveled the world, taking vacations to France, Colorado, Florida, and beyond. In February 2020, the happy couple announced they were expecting their first child together on Instagram.

This couple met while Chantel was vacationing in the Dominican Republic. There was some drama among Chantel's family after she lied to them about Pedro's citizenship, but the two ended up tying the knot anyway.

Since then, there were some breakup rumors in September 2018, but the couple seemed to be back together by December. It's unclear where their relationship stands now, but the couple nonetheless appeared on season four of 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?.

Oh, and they got their own spinoff show on TLC: The Family Chantel that chronicled their ongoing family drama and relationship woes. The show may have had the opposite of its intended effect, though, as many fans of the couple have noted that Chantel hasn't shared a photo of the two of them on social media since March 2019 and that Pedro isn't always wearing his wedding ring in photos.

But, Daily Soap Dish reports there will be a season two of The Family Chantel, so you might just have to wait until its premiere to find out what's really going on between these two.