Which Jewish Matchmaking Couples Are Still Together? We Give Our Prognosis

Spoiler alert: This article contains spoilers for Netflix’s Jewish Matchmaking.

We love a show about love, and Netflix’s reality series, Jewish Matchmaking, is all about that ahava. We follow Jewish matchmaker Aleeza Ben Shalom on her journey to find matches for Jewish singles throughout the world, from Los Angeles to Tel Aviv. Throughout the show’s eight episodes, we meet various lovable Jewish people looking to find their match made in heaven.

Some go on one date and call it quits, while others push through to potentially find their lifelong match. But after eight episodes, every couple is left with a question mark, and we’re left wondering who is still together. So which couples are still together? We have the scoop.

At first, Dani is matched up with David Behar, who runs the Miami Sephardic Club. They hit it off and go on a few dates, but when Dani goes to Los Angeles for a month, she goes on a couple of dates with Shaun Civin. When Dani returns to Miami, she tries to make things work with David, but his flakiness is a major turn-off. She calls him out on it, and he’s not happy, even though he does ask her to make out moments after they decide to end their romantic pursuits. (Um, no, thank you!)

However, we were all about Shaun and Dani’s potential relationship.

Dani told Hey Alma, “Shaun and I had a great time together. He does live in Hawaii though, which is a huge time difference. It would be a long-distance relationship and long-distance is not something that I really want to get into. I’ve done it before and it’s really difficult. So you know, never say never, but he is in Hawaii right now. So that’s definitely a deal-breaker for me.” Although they follow each other, Dani is in Miami, and Shaun is in Hawaii.

Our Prognosis: Not Together

Ori is evidently very picky when it comes to dating. He cares a lot about a woman’s values and expects his future wife to be model-level-hot. He requests a Jewish woman in Los Angeles with blonde hair and blue eyes who speaks Hebrew. After his first date with Adi, who’s drop-dead gorgeous, he’s not interested. Luckily, Aleeza finds Karin, a bold, hilarious, sexually open Jewish woman who’s also an attorney.

However, Karin is currently touring South America, according to her Instagram, while Ori is still living with his mom in Los Angeles. Our bet is that there’s no way to make that relationship work right now, but who knows what will happen in the future?

Our Prognosis: Not Together

Harmonie has quite the journey throughout Jewish Matchmaking. At 44 years old at the time of filming, Harmonie is in a hurry to find her person, thanks to the famous biological clock. She goes on dates with three different men: Aron Temkin, Adam Frankel, and finally, Ben Bakondi. Their date ends on a high note, but Harmonie doesn’t follow Ben on Instagram (even though he follows her).

Our Prognosis: Not Together

Cindy and Daniel go on a couple of dates on Jewish Matchmaking, but after Daniel is late for his date, Cindy is completely turned off. She talks with Aleeza, who encourages her to explore what happened with her long-term ex-boyfriend. The series hints that Cindy could get back together with her ex, but we know for a fact that she and Daniel aren’t going anywhere together.

Our Prognosis: Not Together

Noah’s first date is with Eliana, who realizes she’s not interested in dating someone who has a child and has already been married. So when he meets Ophir, it seems like a perfect match! Their date seems to end well, but neither follows the other on social media, so our best guess is they are no longer together.

Our Prognosis: Probably Not Together

On the show, we know that things didn’t work out for Fay and Shaya. Fay is just a tad more observant than Shaya, which doesn’t really work for them, so after a few dates, they decide to part ways. Even still, they remain friends. In fact, Shaya recently married a woman in his community named Hoovee. “I think half the community tried setting us up,” he told Hey Alma. Aleeza helped guide Shaya on his journey to the chuppa and later attended the wedding alongside Fay.

Our Prognosis: Definitely Not Together

Stuart comes off as goofy and fun in Jewish Matchmaking, but after his first date with Hope Ann, he doesn’t feel a strong connection, so he looks further. In Episode 8, Stuart and Pamela hit it off while playing ping-pong. We asked Pamela if she and Stuart are still together, but she couldn’t give us details on their current relationship status. Regardless, they don’t follow each other on Instagram, so the odds are they’re no longer together.

Our Prognosis: Probably Not Together

Noah goes on several gorgeous Tel Aviv-based dates, first with Alyssa Lezerrovici and then with Gabriela Smookler. The second seems to go well, but their values don’t fully align, so we all hope the third time is the charm. Noah’s third date is with Tav Gross, who he meets at Aleeza’s Tel Aviv home. Their chemistry is immediate, but Tav lives in Arizona, while Noah lives in Tel Aviv. Plus, they follow each other on Instagram, so they could be trying out a long-distance relationship.

Our Prognosis: Possibly Together

We can’t deny that we all feel butterflies when Nakysha and Evan go on their date. Nakysha first dates Ryan Mitchell, but although Nakysha is open to seeing him again, he sees her as more of a friend. However, Nakysha then goes on a date with Evan that ends in a kiss on the cheek! (More than we’ve seen from any other date.) They may not follow each other on Instagram, but perhaps they’re just waiting to surprise us!

Our Prognosis: Probably Not Together (but we hope they are!)

Of all the matches made on Jewish Matchmaking, none has made it to the chuppah … yet. But Aleeza explains that’s all part of the process. That’s how she and the singles learn who is and isn’t right for them. So we just hope we get to continue following these singles on their journeys to find love in a potential Season 2!

Season 1 of Jewish Matchmaking is now available to stream on Netflix.