Which couples from Love on The Spectrum Season 3 are still together? Details explored 

April 2, 2025, marked the return of Netflix's endearing series Love on the Spectrum for its third season, offering fans seven episodes full of heartwarming moments, romantic travels, and sincere connections. The documentary-style program provides an honest look at the experiences of people on the autism spectrum as they pursue love, following them through the complicated world of dating and relationships.

Neurodiversity specialist Jennifer Cook returns to help participants navigate their romantic pursuits in Season 3, which includes both returning cast members and newbies anxious to discover their ideal mate.

"People are really coming into their own. We're connecting with people on a deeper level and seeing them blossom," executive producer and series director Cian O'Clery told Netflix's Tudum.

The latest season of Love on the Spectrum features a diverse group of cast members, including Abbey, David, Adán, Connor, Dani, James, Madison, Pari, and Tanner. As viewers follow their journeys through emotional highs and lows, first dates, growing connections, and deeply touching moments, many are eager to find out which couples stayed together after the cameras stopped rolling.

Which Love on the Spectrum Season 3 couples are still together?

Connor and Georgie’s romance played out on Love on the Spectrum like a classic love story, complete with a rain-soaked first kiss straight out of a movie. Connor, who returned in Season 3 after his initial search for love in Season 2, found an undeniable spark with Georgie.

From their first date in the park, bonding over nature and history, to Georgie’s warm welcome into Connor’s family home, their connection only deepened.

In the Love on the Spectrum season finale, Connor was described as “reveling in his first-ever relationship... with a demigoddess no less,” and it seems their love story is still going strong. Their social media activity suggests they remain close, giving fans hope that their fairytale romance is built to last.

Madison and Tyler’s love story was pure charm, blending Disney magic with cowboy country. The two hit it off immediately, bonding over their love of adventure and country music. Tyler’s old-school approach won hearts when he asked Madison’s parents for permission to take her on a date to Universal Studios—an outing that couldn’t have been more perfect for a Disney enthusiast.

As this season of Love on the Spectrum wrapped, the update confirmed that their love story continues. While they keep some aspects of their relationship private, their online presence hints that their romance is still very much alive.

Pari and Tina’s relationship was a beautiful journey of firsts. For Pari, dating was not just about finding a partner but also about embracing her identity as someone on the autism spectrum and discovering her sexuality.

Meeting Tina, who shares both her neurodivergence and her love for trains, felt like fate. From restaurant dates to peaceful garden walks, their bond grew naturally, culminating in Pari’s first kiss with a woman. Netflix later confirmed:

“Pari and Tina are very much in love,”

And while they keep a relatively low profile online, it’s clear their connection remains strong.

James and Shelley’s love story had a musical twist. The two met through social media and made things official during James’ birthday celebration, sharing a kiss and sealing their boyfriend-girlfriend status.

Since then, their relationship has only strengthened, with James even writing a song for Shelley, appropriately titled “Heavy Metal Queen.” His heartfelt musical tribute speaks volumes about their connection, showing how much she means to him.

Abbey and David, longtime Love on the Spectrum fan favorites, continue to be the heart of the show. Three years and counting, their relationship remains rock solid. Their anniversary celebration this season featured a sweet surprise—Abbey performed an original song for David after a family wine-tasting trip, creating yet another unforgettable moment in their love story.

“We already feel like we’re married from the inside,” Abbey shared.

While David admitted they’re “not ready to do the real thing yet,” with their fourth anniversary approaching, they had some wisdom to share:

“The secret to a great relationship is to have confidence, gather your courage, be yourself, and care for others too.”

Which Love on the Spectrum couples broke up?

Tanner and Callie had all the makings of a sweet romance—fun dates, a shared love for animals, and even a picturesque waterfront evening where Tanner sealed the night with a cheek kiss. Callie herself admitted she could see their connection growing. But sometimes, chemistry doesn’t evolve into something more. In the end, their spark stayed in the friend zone. While they still keep in touch, love has yet to find its way into their story.

For Dani and Adán, deeper values proved to be the deciding factor in their relationship. Their connection started strong, but when Adán shared his religious belief in abstaining from physical intimacy until marriage, it became clear they were on different paths.

Dani, who values physical closeness as an essential part of a relationship, made the difficult decision to end things over the phone. Since then, she’s moved forward, hoping to find someone more aligned with her needs. Meanwhile, Adán has taken a step back from dating to focus on his studies.

Not every relationship from Love on the Spectrum ends in romance, but that’s part of what makes the show so real. Whether couples stay together, part as friends, or move on separately, their journeys highlight the many ways love and personal growth can take shape.

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You can watch Love on the Spectrum Season 3 on Netflix.