90 Day Fiancé: Which Seasons Had The Highest Relationship Success Rates

The 90 Day Fiancé franchise started as a look at the international marriage process for Americans and their foreign partners, and some of the show’s seasons have featured couples who are still together. In the past eight years of extended content, the 90DF franchise has provided franchise fans with a number of beloved and successful couples. Viewers have watched as foreign fiances and fiancees joined their parents in the U.S. on K-1 visas, and planned their weddings within the designated 90 days. However, other relationships have dissolved onscreen. There is plenty to learn about the 90 Day Fiancé seasons with the highest relationship success rates.

When it comes to successful 90 Day Fiancé relationships, all kinds of couples have managed to make things work. Some duos from earlier seasons have been happily married for years, while other couples from later seasons have already called it quits. Meanwhile, viewers have watched some relationships dissolve onscreen before marriage, without subsequent reconciliations. While some breakups have surprised audiences, others were more obvious.

On the 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? spin-off, numerous couples have chronicled their marriages, some of which ended in divorce. Meanwhile, viewers have also watched singles move on after bad breakups by appearing on 90 Day: The Single Life. At the same time, the 90 Day Fiancé franchise has also produced a number of stable and happy couples who remain married.

Season 1 (100%)

Though some couples have discovered that marriage was harder than they anticipated, it is impressive that 90 Day Fiancé season 1 has a 100 percent success rate. Since the show first aired in 2014, all of the original pairs have stayed together. Russ and Paola Mayfield have faced some rocky relationship moments that had fans guessing as to whether or not they were still together. However, the couple has since worked through their issues. Meanwhile, Alan and Kirlyam Cox, Louis and Aya Gattone, and Mike and Aziza Eloshway are all still together. The three pairs have started families.

Season 3 (83%)

While season 1 had an impressive success rate, 90 Day Fiancé season 3 saw only one of the six featured couples breaking up. Fernando and Carolina Verdini have called things quits, although the other couples are still going strong. Season 3 introduced beloved franchise couples, including Alexei and Loren Brovarnik, Kyle and Noon Huckabee, and Devar Walters and Melanie Bowers. The season has earned praise for featuring so many fan-favorite cast members. Though season 3 also aired highly controversial couple Mark and Nikki Shoemaker. That duo is believed to still be together.

Season 4 (60%)

90 Day Fiancé season 4 saw three of the five featured relationships working out. Anfisa Arkhipchenko and Jorge Nava divorced following their chaotic relationship, and Jorge has moved on to start a family and turn his life around. Nicole Nafziger and Azan Tefou also shocked no one by breaking up. However, Olulowo Shodipe and Narkyia Lathan did surprise viewers by staying together. Season 4 also introduced The Family Chantel stars Chantel and Pedro Jimeno, as well as popular franchise couple Matt Ryan and Alla Fedoruk.

Season 8 (57%)

Season 8 might have been the most recent season of 90 Day Fiancé, but three out of the seven featured relationships did not work out. Stephanie Davison and Ryan Carr broke up onscreen, as did Amira Lollysa and Andrew Kenton. Natalie Mordovtseva and Mike Youngquist dragged out their breakup but are officially over, as evidenced by Natalie joining the cast of The Single Life. However, other couples (such as Jovi Dufren and Yara Zaya and Rebecca Parrott and Zied Hakimi) have stayed together since filming.

Season 7 (50%)

90 Day Fiancé season 7 is one of only four seasons with a 50 percent success rate. The seventh season of the show saw only four of the eight featured couples staying together, as 2021 saw several relationships falling apart. Juliana Custodio and Michael Jessen announced their split, as did Tania Maduro and Syngin Colchester. Blake Abelard and Jasmin Lahtinen surprised viewers by staying together, while many viewers are happy that Anna Campisi and Mursel Mistanoglu made things work. Robert Spring and Anny Francisco also overcome some issues to remain together.

Season 2 (50%)

90 Day Fiancé seasons 2, 5, and 6 each saw only three of the six featured relationships working out. Season 2 infamously featured the former couple Danielle and Mohamed Jbali. Justin and Evelin Halas have stayed together, as have Brett Otto and Daya De Arce. Danny and Amy Frishmuth have also remained married despite some controversy in their personal lives. While things did not work out between Yamir Castillo and Chelsea Macek, Chelsea has since moved on by remarrying and appears to have ended things on a friendly note with Yamir.

Season 5 (50%)

Season 5 has three successful couples, including franchise regulars Andrei Castravet and Elizabeth Potthast. Though Andrei and Libby are known to annoy viewers, they appear to have one of the most stable franchise marriages. David Toborowsky and Annie Suwan are also one of the most successful and recognizable couples in the entire franchise, while Josh and Aika Batterson also stayed together. On the other hand, Evelyn Cormier and David Vázquez Zermeño announced their separation at the end of last year.

Season 6 (50%)

Season 6 infamously aired the chaotic former couple Larissa Lima and Colt Johnson. However, it also featured three successful relationships. Kalani Faagata and Asuelu Pulaa have stayed together and picked up a large group of supporters after they continued airing their relationship in additional franchise content. Young couple Steven Frend and Olga Koshimbetova also surprised viewers by getting back together despite Steven’s cruel behavior. Lastly, 90 Day Fiancé infamously villainous couple Leida Margaretha Cohen and Eric Rosenbrook have remained together despite earning immense backlash from viewers, due to how they treated Eric’s daughter. However, the despised duo now keeps things low-key.

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