Couples From Israel's 'Married at First Sight' Reveal Their Current Relationship Status
A year after filming ended, the couples from the eighth season of Israel's reality show "Married at First Sight" reunited to share updates on their relationships. The show, which matches strangers for marriage, has left viewers curious about which couples stayed together and who moved on.
Noy Itach and Avitar Dangur surprised fans by initially deciding to continue their relationship after filming. They lived together in Noy's apartment, celebrated holidays jointly, but ultimately separated a few weeks after returning from Costa Brava due to ongoing difficulties. After their split, Noy traveled to the Philippines and upon returning began a new relationship lasting eight months, describing it as the first time she felt mutual support and love. Avitar chose to remain single to process the breakup and avoid repeating past patterns.
Laiki Glick and Tomer Greenberg faced a challenging journey. Despite love between them, they separated and cut contact for six weeks. Their relationship rekindled after Laiki reached out on Tomer's birthday, and they are now fully reunited and deeply in love. Tomer expressed his strong feelings openly, saying, "I want to shout that we love each other."
Sophie Daniel Benjamin and Dor Oz Cohen also faced ups and downs. After moving in together post-filming, Dor was called to reserve duty, and during his absence Sophie discovered she was pregnant. They decided to take a break to consider their future, with Dor admitting he needed space. After further reserve duty and emotional conversations, they reconnected and fell in love again without pressure or labels. Today, they are very close, with Dor calling Sophie "the best mother for our child" and affirming, "We are family."
These updates provide closure to fans wondering about the couples' fates, showing a mix of continued love, new relationships, and personal growth since the show ended.
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