Season 9 of 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? has delivered one of the most emotionally charged and unpredictable journeys in the history of the franchise, taking viewers deep into the complexities of love, trust, and cultural conflict that define each couple’s path. As the season reaches its climax, fans are desperate to know which couples are still together and which ones have finally called it quits. The drama this time doesn’t just come from explosive fights or teary confessions—it comes from watching people wrestle with the harsh realities of marriage beyond the fairytale promises. Every couple faces a different test, yet they all share the same question: Is love enough to survive the weight of reality?

One of the biggest storylines centers around Yara Zaya and Jovi Dufren, whose relationship continues to be a rollercoaster. The Ukrainian beauty and her Louisiana-born husband have faced cultural clashes, parenting struggles, and constant questions about trust. This season, the couple finally starts to communicate more openly about their differences. Yara reveals her longing for independence and confides that she sometimes feels isolated in her marriage. Meanwhile, Jovi tries to prove that he can be both a devoted father and a supportive husband without losing his easy-going nature. They clash over lifestyle choices and future plans, but despite everything, their love for their daughter Mylah anchors them. The season shows a more mature side of both partners, suggesting that while the road isn’t easy, they’re still walking it together.

Then there’s Elizabeth Potthast and Andrei Castravet, a couple who has always thrived on fiery arguments and passionate reconciliations. Season 9 finds them navigating new territory—parenthood, financial strain, and the ongoing tension between Andrei and Elizabeth’s family. The drama explodes when Andrei insists they consider moving to his homeland of Moldova, while Elizabeth’s family protests the idea, fearing they’ll lose her for good. The season showcases Elizabeth’s internal struggle: torn between loyalty to her husband and love for her family. Andrei’s temper occasionally flares, but he also reveals a surprisingly vulnerable side when he admits how much he wants to build a secure future for their children. Despite everything, the couple remains strong by the finale, showing that sometimes, love truly can weather cultural storms.

Meanwhile, Julia Trubkina and Brandon Gibbs deliver one of the season’s most heartwarming updates. After years of living under the scrutiny of Brandon’s parents, they finally step out on their own and begin building a new life together. Julia’s pregnancy announcement sends waves of joy through the fanbase, though the couple still has their share of arguments. Brandon struggles to balance his farm responsibilities and his growing family, while Julia worries about adapting to motherhood in a country far from