Who Got Married on 'Love Is Blind' Season 9?
So, the pods opened again this time in the crisp Denver air, and honestly, it felt fresh chaos all at once. But let’s skip straight to the question every fan’s been whispering during brunch: Who actually made it down the aisle this season? After weeks of emotional pod dates, tequila-flavored tears, and those heartfelt confessions, two couples said “I do” in Love Is Blind Season 9. Let’s unpack it all.
Ali Lima and Anton Yarosh
Yes, Ali Lima and Anton Yarosh actually did it. They survived the pods, the beach retreat, and, surprisingly, the dreaded "meet the parents" episode. These two clicked early, partly because of their shared immigrant experiences and a deeply honest approach to love. Ali opened up about her Brazilian roots; Anton shared his upbringing across Russia and Italy. The two bonded over authenticity, language quirks, and their shared love of ’90s rom-coms.
When they finally met face-to-face, Ali admitted Anton’s habit of kissing with his eyes open creeped her out. But somehow, that became one of the season’s sweetest running jokes and proof that not all annoyances are deal-breakers.
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At the altar, viewers braced for drama, but there wasn’t any. Ali said "yes" before Anton even finished his vows, and the entire venue exhaled. They reminded fans of why this show works (sometimes): connection before appearance, emotion before Instagram likes. And months later, in reunion teasers, they’re still very much together, posting maple-syrup smiles and matching coffee selfies.
Megan Walerius and Jordan Keltner
Now, this one tugged at the heart. Megan Walerius and Jordan Keltner’s story felt grounded. Less chaos, more real life. Megan initially juggled multiple connections but eventually leaned toward Jordan, drawn by his humor and heart (and his ability to listen without turning everything into a competition).
Their bond deepened when Megan discovered Jordan’s son had Type 1 diabetes, the same condition her father had. That shared experience shaped their emotional rhythm. It wasn’t about the show anymore; it was about two people finding shared empathy in a world of microphones and camera lights.
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They did have one “uh-oh” moment in Mexico when Jordan went a bit too hard at the resort bar with the boys, but they hashed it out like adults. No screaming, no chairs flipped, just messy, real conversation. By the finale, it was clear they weren’t in it for fame. They exchanged vows that felt genuine, shaky voices and all. And from the little hints in post-season interviews, they’re still giving “Sunday Costco run” energy, quietly thriving together.
Kalybriah Haskim and Edmond Harvey
Not everyone got the fairytale ending. Kalybriah Haskim and Edmond Harvey gave fans hope during the first few episodes, but cracks showed fast. Between miscommunication and pressure, they ended things just days before the wedding. Then there were Annie and Nick, the couple of fans who wanted to root for whose drunken argument turned into a permanent breakup. That episode felt like watching a slow-motion heartbreak with awkward tuxedo fittings.
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A Season That Finally Felt Real
By the time credits rolled, Ali & Anton and Megan & Jordan were the only ones who proved love can survive this social experiment. And for all its melodrama, Season 9 had something refreshing, genuine connection moments amid the chaos.
Maybe it's the mountain air, or maybe Denver just produces emotionally intelligent daters, but this season got back to basics: the awkward, hopeful, messy kind of love that reminds us why we keep watching this bonkers experiment in the first place.
Love might not be blind for everyone, but for these two couples, it sure looks like it worked this time.
Disclaimer: This information is based on publicly available episodes and media coverage. Viewer experiences may vary and personal updates could change over time.
