Where Is the ’90 Day Fiancé’ Season 1 Cast Now?

90 Day Fiance Season 1 Stars

TLC’s 90 Day Fiancé has become a cult classic in the reality TV realm with millions of viewers tuning in every Sunday to watch. The hit show has been seamlessly running now for six years, but we’re beginning to wonder about the couples we no longer hear from or see.

The absence of the original cast in recent seasons is bound to make us a little curious about where the cast is now and the status of their relationship six years later.

Take a look in the gallery below to see where the Season 1 cast is now and who is still together.

Russ and Paola
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Russ and Paola

There’s good news for arguably one of the most beloved couples on the show — Russ and Paola are still together. Since 2014, Russ and Paola have moved from Oklahoma to Miami, suffered greatly in 2018 due to a miscarriage, and had their first child, a baby boy named Axel. Russ and Paola reside in Miami to this day and despite all the obstacles they’ve faced, have made a life together. You can find them on Instagram gushing about each other and baby Axel.

Russ and Paola
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Russ, Paola, and Axel pictured on Paola’s Instagram.

Alan and Kirlyam
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Alan and Kirlyam

Alan and Kirlyam are happily married and enjoying life as parents. Kirlyam, who left Brazil to move to the US, has her own YouTube channel where she reviews products and vlogs her vacations and day to day life. The couple exuded nothing but happiness online when reflecting on their years of marriage for their sixth anniversary. On 90 Day Fiancé: Self-Quarantined, they revealed they’re together but physically separated due to the coronavirus.

Alan and Kirlyam
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Alan, Kirlyam, and their son, Liam, on Instagram.

Mike and Aziza
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Mike and Aziza

Among the success stories are Mike and Aziza. The couple is still together and had a girl, Olivia, in January 2019.

Mike and Aziza
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Aziza holding her daughter, Olivia.

Louis and Aya
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Louis and Aya

Louis and Aya are still married. While we saw Louis and Aya wrestle with the choice of living in the Philippines or in the U.S. during Season 1, the couple continues to live in the States to this day. Aya, who is originally from the Philippines, announced in February 2018 that she and Louis were expecting.

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    GoldHammer

    I remember the days when 90 day fiance had normal people on it. People that you could like and root for. Now it is loaded with drama queens and criminals.

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      PurpleTrumpet

      I agree, why does everyone have to become a Kim k or drama queer

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    GreenRocket

    I agree 💯.. I am just going back an rewatching old episodes and I prefer them to the new stuff…. The difference is unreal. Real love vs fake bs!

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    PurpleSubmarine

    I totally agree, the new people are super fake and cringe. I'm watching the first season over again and I forgot how much more innocent and real these people are.

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    GreenCupcake

    If we have to endure another season of that drama mama Darcy I'm done! She is unhinged and should not be glorified for that behavior. Get her help so she can learn to parent her children

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    OliveBoomerang

    She's not far off from the norm from super hot sexy and sociable latinas. I live in LA and her personality wasn't over the top by any stretch. She was just vivacious and hot and full of life. Sure, she was a little bratty but that kinda comes with the territory with girls like that. I'm glad her and the hubby found happiness and I wish them all the best.

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    GoldChilli

    ehhh, Paola is pretty darn fake and for sure a drama queen...That is all my gf and I could think every time we saw her on screen, always seeming to be over dramatic for the camera. I lived in Colombia for 3.5 years, she was over the top.