Where are the Married at First Sight Season 13 couples now?
Netflix users can now binge-watch Season 13 of the hit reality show Married at First Sight as well as Seasons 11 and 12. All 21 episodes have now aired, and fans are digging into the new season on Netflix, which is set to launch in June 2023, eagerly seeking updates on the cast.
The thirteenth episode of Married at First Sight premiered in July 2021 and featured five couples from Houston, Texas. A considerable amount of time has passed since the season aired, and viewers are curious to know what the cast of Season 13 has been up to since their time on the show.
Season 13 of Married at First Sight introduces viewers to Houston, Texas, and features five couples: Michaela Clark and Zack Freeman, Rachel Rachel Gordillo and Jose San Miguel, Bao Huong Hoang and Johnny Lam, Myrla Feria ) and Gil Cuero. and Brett Layton and Ryan Ignaciak. Throughout the season, viewers have been divided over which couples have the potential for long-lasting relationships.
However, the show didn’t end with the reunion special. Surprisingly, two participants from different marriages revealed that they had started new relationships. This unexpected development adds an extra layer of intrigue and excitement to the season, proving that there’s much more to the journey of love and relationships on Married at First Sight than what’s captured on camera. Let’s take a look at the couples from Married at First Sight Season 13 who are still married.
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Married at First Sight Season 13 Couple
serial number |
couple |
age |
Profession |
|
1 |
Michaela Clark |
30 |
Real estate broker |
|
Zach Freeman |
27 |
finance |
|
|
2 |
Rachel Gordeiro |
33 |
special education evaluator |
|
Jose San Miguel |
35 |
Mission Flight Specialist |
|
|
3 |
Huang Baoxiang |
35 |
Director of Research Administration |
|
JJ Lin |
35 |
Information Technology Project Manager |
|
|
4 |
Myra Felia |
34 |
leadership coach |
|
Gil Cuero |
35 |
firefighter |
|
|
5 |
Brett Layton |
33 |
Teacher and volleyball coach |
|
Ryan Ignaciak |
35 |
Oil and Gas Liaison |
Season 13 of Married at First Sight returns to Houston, Texas for the first time, introducing viewers to a new group of couples. These include Michaela Clark and Zack Freeman, Rachel Gordillo and Jose San Miguel, Bao Huong Hoang and Johnny Lam, Myrla Feria and Gil Cuero, Brett Layton and Ryan Ignasiak. Throughout the season, fans have been divided on which couples have the potential to form lasting relationships. However, the show doesn’t end with the end of this season. Read further to find out what’s happening with the couples who are still together in Married at First Sight Season 13.
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Who stayed together on Married at First Sight Season 13?
Michaela Clark and Zach Freeman
At the end of Married at First Sight Season 13, Mikayla and Zach’s future seemed uncertain. On Decision Day, Mikayla expressed her desire to stay married, while Zach chose to end it, leading to their breakup.
After their breakup, Zac didn’t parlay his reality TV fame into a career in influence. Although he is not an active user of Instagram, he occasionally shares adorable photos of his dogs. After Season 13 ended, Zach briefly dated Bao Huong Hoang, another participant on the season. However, their relationship ended when Zach was accused of having a relationship with another woman at the same time.
In contrast, Mikayla started traveling after the season, according to Screen Rant. She has since deleted her Instagram account, leaving fans with limited knowledge of her current endeavors.
Rachel Gordillo and Jose San Miguel
Rachel and Jose were one of the couples on Married at First Sight Season 13 who chose to stay together on Decision Day. Unfortunately, three other couples decided to end their relationships.
Since splitting from Jose, Rachel has been actively traveling and sharing her adventures through her travel blog. She maintains an active presence on Instagram to keep fans updated with her latest happenings.
Jose also remains active on Instagram, often sharing photos from his ongoing adventures. He continues to work for NASA and manage his real estate portfolio.
Po Heung Wong and Johnny Lam
On Decision Day, it seemed possible that Bao Huong Hoang and Johnny Lam would stay together. However, while Johnny chose to stay married to Bow, Bow chose to end it, leading to their separation.
After the season, Bowe briefly dated Zach but broke up after being accused of cheating. According to her Instagram profile, Bao currently serves as the administrative director of the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. It appears she is not currently in a relationship.
Johnny has stayed in touch with his fellow cast members from the season and shared a photo on Instagram from a Houston Dynamo game that included Rachel, Myra and Brett. Johnny appears to be dating again, as shown on his Instagram account.
Mirla Feria and Gil Cuero
Mara and Jill were one of two couples who chose to stay married after season 13, confirming their commitment on Decision Day. However, their relationship did not last long. Since their breakup, Myrla has remained single and used her Instagram platform to promote her business. She often shares tips and exercises related to maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Gil remains active on social media, but there’s no indication that he’s in a relationship after season 13.
Brett Leighton and Ryan Ignaciak
Brett and Ryan decided to end their marriage on Decision Day, but they remain in regular contact with the rest of the cast. They often share photos together on social media. Ryan continues to work for Capital Oil and Gas, the company he is employed with this season. Currently, there is no evidence that he is dating anyone.
Brett’s Instagram account is private, so it’s difficult to gather information about her current activities or relationship status. Her resume identifies her as a coach, believer in love, teacher, car and shower performer, loyal friend and author (in her head).
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Summary of Married at First Sight
Married at First Sight is an American reality television series that premiered on July 8, 2014 on FYI. It is based on the Danish series Gift Ved Første Blik, which premiered on DR3 on September 4, 2013. The Danish series format has been licensed to broadcasters around the world.
In the United States, the show originally aired on FYI and was later simulcast on A&E starting with the second season. The series revolves around three to five couples who are matched by a team of relationship experts. These couples agreed to marry without prior knowledge or acquaintance. In the first three seasons, the panel included clinical psychologist Dr. Joseph Silona, sexologist Dr. Logan Lefkoff, sociologist Dr. Pepper Schwartz, and humanist pastor Greg Epstein Stan. Beginning in Season 4, experts include Dr. Schwartz, pastor and marriage counselor Calvin Robertson, and communication and relationship expert Rachel DeAlto. Dr. Jessica Griffin replaced DiAlto in season six, and Dr. Viviana Coles took over in seasons 10 and 11.
The couple spent their wedding night in a hotel before embarking on their honeymoon before living together as married partners for the next eight weeks. During this time, they navigate the challenges and dynamics of their new relationship. At the end of the experiment, known as “decision day,” the couple had to decide whether to stay in the marriage or file for divorce.
The show has gone through various network changes over the years. FYI renewed the show for a fifth season on October 25, 2016, and transferred to Lifetime for a fifth season in 2017. Additionally, two spin-offs were announced the following year: Married at First Sight: Meeru Island and Married at First Sight: Euphoria.
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