Are Colt Johnson and Cortney Reardanz Still Together?
As of now, it's unclear. Nobody seems to know for sure. Colt and Cortney left 90 Day: Hunt for Love as a couple, but things have gotten… let’s say, “complicated.” One fan, Ms Keshia (@luv2hvefun), shared on Twitter that she finds Courtney delusional, suggesting she just wants to feel needed. She questioned why anyone would want to be with Colt, who has no job, house, or stability.
In the Tell All trailer, Cortney reveals Colt’s been talking to other women and even “planning to meet up with them.” There’s some mysterious flower delivery drama, too. Asked point-blank if he’s still with Cortney, Colt just grinned and said, “Well, I guess you just have to kind of wait and see.” Very classic reality TV non-answer, right? It’s safe to say the relationship status is “It’s complicated,” at least until the Tell All finally airs.
Colt Johnson and Cortney Reardanz's Relationship Timeline in 90 Day: Hunt for Love Season 1
Masquerade Ball Meet-Cute:
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Their story began at the show’s masquerade ball. There’s this weird little moment after unmasking, Cortney looked at Colt and deadpanned, “I’m not gonna like you.” Honestly, it’s the sort of line you remember for how awkwardly honest it is.
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Turns out, Cortney knew some of Colt’s infamous exes, and she had her doubts (and maybe a little gossip). After that “not gonna like you” icebreaker, though, they kept running into each other and spent more and more time together. Reality TV magic, perhaps.
Moving In With Cortney’s Parents:
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By the finale, things had gotten kind of real. Colt was basically homeless during filming, so Cortney pulled a brave move: she asked her parents if Colt could crash with them for a bit. Her folks agreed, letting Colt move in for a few months after filming. For anyone keeping score, that’s a huge step in reality TV relationships, almost as big as getting matching tattoos, but with (hopefully) less regret.
Leg Injury Drama:
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Colt’s bumpy journey didn’t end at romance. He showed up to the Tell All with a cane after a big leg surgery. He said the hospital staff treated him “with the utmost care,” which is nice, but add that to the relationship drama and, well… it’s been quite the season. Kind of feels like Colt deserves a break, just maybe not on a trampoline.
On the whole, Colt and Cortney’s story is one of those “messy, real, and unpredictable” reality TV rides. Maybe they’ll last, maybe not, but you can’t say it wasn’t entertaining. And, if nothing else, at least Cortney’s famous “I’m not gonna like you” line will forever live on as the most memorable meeting ever.
