Couples from Israel's 'Married at First Sight' Reveal Who Stayed Together After Filming
The Israeli reality show "Married at First Sight" concluded its season, revealing the current status of its couples. Viki Halami and Omer Bar were the only pair to separate before filming ended; both have since entered new relationships. During the reunion episode, they disclosed they were no longer in contact, though Omer has since invited Viki to talk privately to possibly find closure.
Noy Itach and Evitar Dangur initially surprised viewers by continuing their relationship after filming, but three weeks later they parted ways. Noy admitted during the reunion that she was surprised by how poor their communication was, while Evitar felt something positive had occurred in their relationship. After their split, Noy traveled to the Philippines, met her current boyfriend, and expressed being deeply in love, while Evitar took time to process the breakup and remains single.
The relationship between Laiki Glick and Tomer Greenberg faced many challenges during the season. Tomer openly shared his difficulties connecting with Laiki, which strained their bond. Despite this, they tried to continue their relationship post-filming but eventually separated after several months. After a month and a half without contact, Laiki reached out on Tomer's birthday, leading to renewed friendship and eventually giving their relationship another chance.
Sophie Benjamin and Dor Cohen, who recently welcomed their first son, experienced a complicated journey. After filming, they vacationed together, but Dor's military reserve duty and Sophie's unexpected pregnancy led to a temporary separation. They chose to keep the baby and maintained contact mainly around pregnancy appointments. Following a heartfelt message from Sophie, they reunited and rekindled their romance during the airing of the show, with Dor describing falling in love with Sophie again.
Other couples from the season, including Niv Argov and Asaf Vered, Noa Mozes and Ariel Goldberg, and Neta Menashe and Evitar Kahana, were also featured but without detailed updates in this report.
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