Which Kings Court Season 1 Couples Are Still Together?
Let’s get right into it. The castle doors have closed on Kings Court Season 1, and of the final queens, only Carlos Boozer and Janaye, plus Thaddeus "Titus O’Neil" Bullard and Khaliah, are still together. Tyson Beckford? Walking the runway solo, and yes, he was honest about it. Below, let’s savor the details: who chose love, who took the solo exit, and which couples are thriving beyond Bravo’s dramatic fortress.
If you’re rooting for romance, there’s substance and a healthy dose of reality!
Carlos Boozer & Janaye: Still Together
Yes, Carlos and Janaye are still together, and honestly, it sounds pretty dreamy. The former NBA All-Star had everyone in suspense during the coronation, giving Janaye both a promise ring and two tickets to Cabo. Was I the only one who thought he was going to propose for real? Nope, a classic Boozer move, just a promise ring (for now). Their helicopter date was peak reality romance: panoramic views, nervous laughter, and a little “where is this headed?” energy.
Carlos didn't mince words:
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“I want to be with nobody else.”
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“I’ve chosen to commit myself to you…and to honor you in rooms you’re not in.”
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Janaye accepted, of course. And then, like a true baller, Carlos whipped out vacation tickets from his jacket. Off to Cabo they went. The post-finale update was equally direct:
“Carlos and Janaye are deeper in love and thriving. Cabo was the vacation of a lifetime, and then Janaye moved to Miami.”
Sometimes real romance does come with sunshine and sand. If this is staged, it’s impressive. The move to Miami suggests it’s legit, or at least more than a tabloid “where are they now.” No hints they’ve hit any rocks yet, and the phrase “thriving” doesn’t sound like reality-TV code for “barely speaking.”
Thaddeus “Titus O’Neil” Bullard & Khaliah: Still Together
Are Thaddeus and Khaliah still together after King's Court? Here’s the answer: absolutely, and it sounds downright fairytale-ish. This couple’s story has a dash of real vulnerability; Thaddeus let down his walls for Khaliah, enduring one of the “toughest decisions” of his life on the finale.
He let Arielle down gently (“you are not my queen”), earning a tear and, honestly, a little heartbreak. Arielle later told producers she’s still a romantic, so fingers crossed she finds someone who appreciates her openness.
With Khaliah, Thaddeus didn’t hold back:
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“You tolerated my craziness. I’ve enjoyed this journey…”
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“You’re gonna be stuck with me for a little bit. Khaliah, will you be my queen?”
She said yes without hesitation. The cameras caught early sparks, but the big update?
- “Thaddeus and Khaliah have begun their fairytale romance. They have met each other's families and continue to walk in love.”
It’s got the ring of truth (nerves, embarrassing moments included) and, honestly, I hope they stay together for good.
Tyson Beckford: Nobody’s Queen
Short answer: Nope. Kings Court’s most famous bachelor kept true to form and left the castle alone.
Let’s be real, a lot of fans expected Tyson to choose Felisha or Jennifer (both got a ton of screen time, and those “hard conversations” were just as emotional as the helicopter scenes). He had lingering trust issues and wasn’t afraid to say so on camera. In classic Tyson style, he explained to Felisha:
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“You are not my queen.”
Felisha’s confession to producers was almost poetic (“he’s funny, adventurous…unfortunately, he’s a child, interested in childish things”), though it definitely stung. And Jennifer got a similar send-off—no promises, just a gentle reminder that her “king is out there, and you will find him.”
Tyson’s end card pulled no punches:
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“He continues to search for his perfect match but currently walks the runway of love alone.”
Sounds dramatic, but hey, if you know Tyson’s history, finding “the one” isn’t a one-season affair.
The Splits and Goodbyes: Details Matter
Just so nobody’s left guessing, here’s the quick rundown of breakups:
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Felisha: Said Tyson was a “child,” wished him well, but was happy to move on.
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Jennifer: Heartbroken but hopeful, she wanted the fairy tale, but Tyson wasn’t her king.
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Arielle: Left with her head high, ready for future love (“I still wanna be married…I’ll be an amazing wife to someone who is my king.”)
So, if anyone claims Kings Court left all its queens high and dry, that’s only partially true. Most received earnest closure; some were given a second chance at love beyond reality TV.
Where to Watch Kings Court Season 1?
Kings Court Season 1 is streaming on Peacock, Bravo TV, and NBC, with full episodes available online for subscribers or anyone who’s got one of those big cable bundles these days. If you’re the “try before you buy” type, NBC and Bravo occasionally offer free sample streams. And for late-night, binge-mode folks? Peacock Premium pretty much has your back, plus you can add it to your watchlist and pretend it’s for “just one episode tonight” (sure).
Oh, and if you still buy shows à la carte (respect), you can purchase Kings Court Season 1 on Fandango At Home, Amazon Video, or Apple TV. The reality dating drama, starring Tyson Beckford and company, seems to have parked itself everywhere people are actually watching TV nowadays.
