Which Couples Got Married In ‘Love Is Blind’ Season 9? Here’s Who’s Still Together

The Love Is Blind Season 9 finale has arrived, and let’s just say love might not be so blind after all. The dramatic episode dropped on Netflix on Wednesday, Oct. 22, revealing which couples made it to the altar. Who said “I do,” who walked away and where do their relationships stand now?

Season 9 of the hit dating experiment followed thirty-two singles, ages 27 to 41, from Denver, Colorado, as they entered the pods in hopes of finding love without ever meeting face to face. Some contestants, including Anna Yuan and Blake Anderson, left the pods prematurely after the unconventional process became too overwhelming.

Another engaged couple, Patrick Suzuki and Kacie McIntosh, ended things almost immediately after meeting in person. Kacie told producers she didn’t believe her attraction to Patrick would “grow that much.” She later clarified to Tudum that her decision wasn’t solely about his appearance, explaining, “It was more about him being a stranger in my arms than it was what he looks like.”

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Five engaged couples left the pods and jetted off to a romantic getaway in Baja California, Mexico. But the real test began once they returned to the real world — moving in together, meeting each other’s families, and reconnecting with their former pod connections. There were heated arguments, plenty of tears and not every couple made it to their wedding day.

Nick Amato ended his relationship with Annie Lancaster in Episode 10. While Annie had trouble believing that Nick loved her as much as she loved him, their breaking point came after the social event. “Getting to the altar, that’s not a happy idea for me,” Nick said after their argument. While Annie still wanted to get married, he wasn’t willing to. “The wedding is not something I want to do,” he said.

The next breakup came in Episode 11 between Joe Ferrucci and Madison Maidenberg. During his tux fitting, Joe realized he felt detached from the entire experience. He later told Madison that she wasn’t his person and that if they went to the altar, he would say no. Madison expressed that it was unfair of him to let her try on wedding dresses only to break up with her shortly afterward. The two shared an emotional, tearful goodbye as they parted ways, leaving Madison heartbroken.

(Warning: Spoilers ahead for the Season 9 finale of Love Is Blind).

Which Couples Got Married In Love Is Blind Season 9?

Ultimately, three couples — Ali Lima and Anton Yarosh, Kalybriah Haskim and Edmond Harvey, and Megan Walerius and Jordan Keltner — made it to the Love Is Blind finale. Read on to find out what went down at the altar and whether they’re still together.

Ali Lima and Anton Yarosh

Relationship status: Not together

On the morning of their wedding, Anton admitted that his biggest fear was Ali saying no at the altar. Shortly before walking down the aisle, Ali confessed she felt like she was going to pass out.

In his vows, Anton reiterated that what made him fall in love with Ali was their deep connection. “We have the same goals and we have the same outlook on our lives and future,” he said. While acknowledging their ups and downs, he added, “No good thing ever comes easy” and ended by saying he was excited to start their future together.

Meanwhile, Ali said that falling in love with Anton was so easy. “Not knowing what I had looked like, you embraced every part of me, and you still continue to do that, even when you don’t agree,” she said, adding that despite their disagreements, they both knew everything they needed to know to make this decision.

While Anton said, “I do,” Ali did not.

“I can’t be your wife,” she said honestly. “I feel like the person that I fell in love with in the pods isn’t the person I’ve gotten to experience in real life.” Ali apologized before walking back down the aisle, crying.

Ali later told producers that she said no because Anton hadn’t been entirely forthcoming about his lifestyle in the pods, citing his drinking, partying, eating habits and concerning comments from his friends.

Kalybriah Haskim and Edmond Harvey

Relationship status: Not together

On their wedding day, Edmond was confident he wanted to make Kalybriah his wife, despite their tumultuous relationship in the real world. He grew emotional in the groom’s suite after seeing his wedding band.

Kalybriah was also emotional before the ceremony, but appeared excited about their upcoming nuptials. “When I look at Edmond, I see a loving man… he makes me feel loved, for sure,” she said. While getting ready and talking with her mom, she added, “This definitely has been love,” and “I love the mess out of him.”

At the altar, Edmond professed his love for Kalybriah. “I’ve been praying for someone like you. Really, I mean it,” he said. Edmond added that he was ready to start their future together and have kids. “I’m ready for it all. Hold me accountable,” he continued. “We’ve got big plans. I’m ready.”

In her vows, Kalybriah said it was easy to fall for Edmond and his story. “You are very strong, you are very genuine,” she said, adding that she was so happy it was him she fell in love with. She concluded by saying that he had shaped her, helped her grow and shown her things she didn’t know she needed to work on.

While Edmond said “I do” to taking Kalybriah as his wife, she did not reciprocate.

“I’m sorry,” she said, before breaking down sobbing. “You deserve someone who is 100% at the altar, and I’m not 100% right now,” she admitted. She clarified that her “no” doesn’t mean that she doesn’t love him or accept him.

Edmond stepped away briefly to process what had happened before returning. Kalybriah thanked him for being “so graceful” and told him he was “amazing” and “enough.”

Megan Walerius and Jordan Keltner

Relationship status: Not together

On the day Morgan and Jordan were supposed to get married, cameras captured the couple having a deep conversation on the couch. Morgan revealed that she had woken up at 4:30 a.m. and was a “mess” thinking about their wedding.

Ultimately, Morgan told Jordan that she thought they were too different and that their lifestyles weren’t compatible. While she initially believed she’d be interested in someone opposite of her usual type, she still had reservations.

“I love you so much, but it doesn’t feel right,” she said before calling things off. She apologized for not showing more compassion toward him and for not providing what he needed in a fiancée. She also thanked Jordan for introducing her to Luca, knowing it wasn’t easy for him to do.

Jordan later told the cameras that he didn’t think he and Megan were different at all — the only significant difference was their lifestyle. “She has enough money to live the rest of her life without ever working, and I don’t,” he said.

He also admitted that he regretted introducing Megan to his son. “I feel like she doesn’t love me for me, and that’s the closure I need.”

Meanwhile, in her reflection, Megan said she had leaned on the idea of Jordan being a single father and the excitement that came with it. Still, she hadn’t considered how challenging it would be or how many concessions she’d have to make to her current lifestyle. “Maybe I’m just not cut out to be a stepmom,” she said, heartbreakingly questioning whether she was cut out to be a mom at all.

“I will love Jordan always, but he’s not my partner,” she concluded.

When Is The Love Is Blind Season 9 Reunion?

The Love is Blind Season 9 reunion will air on Wednesday, Oct. 29 at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT on Netflix. Stay tuned for more details about the special.

Love Is Blind Season 9 is streaming on Netflix.