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Love on the Spectrum captured hearts with its unique portrayal of romance, but fans are eager to know which couples have stood the test of time and which have parted ways.
The acclaimed Netflix series, which made its debut in 2022, charts the romantic journeys of young adults on the autism spectrum as they explore the complexities of dating.
“The series has essentially become a model for viewers to realize, ‘Love can look like this for me, and I can relate to a character who defies traditional stereotypes,’” explained cocreator Karina Holden in an interview with Tudum in 2025. “The distinctiveness of each participant in Love on the Spectrum has empowered people to confidently seek their own versions of romance, friendship, and love.”
While some participants, like Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman, have cultivated enduring relationships, others have decided to go their separate ways.
Curious about the status of your favorite Love on the Spectrum couples? Read on to discover who’s still going strong and who has moved on:
Love on the Spectrum is returning for season 4 — yet not every cast member will continue to document their dating journey on the show. Netflix’s hit series, which premiered in 2022, follows a group of young people on the autism spectrum as they navigate the dating world. “The show itself has actually become the […]
Abbey Romeo and David Isaacman
The pair, who played a smaller role in season 4, are still going strong off-screen.
Connor Tomlinson and Georgie Harris
Connor Tomlinson chose to end his relationship with Georgie Harris in season 4 of the hit Netflix series.
“It was my decision to end things. Georgie and I … this season was the longest time we spent with each other,” Connor told Us in March 2026. “The more we did, the more we came to realize we’re just two different people. Good people, yes, but not each other’s people.”
He continued: “What she wanted, I couldn’t give her. What I wanted, she couldn’t give me. We both decided it was for the best.”
Shelley Wolfe and James Jones
The duo’s relationship has only gotten more serious as they look for a home together.
Madison Marilla and Tyler White
After finding love, Madison Marilla and Tyler White got engaged while filming season 4 of Love on the Spectrum.
“We have not even started [wedding planning] yet. We want to wait until the time is right,” Madison exclusively told Us Weekly in March 2026 about enjoying life as a newly engaged couple. “I know we’re going to do a very big wedding. We will have all our family and friends and cast mates there.”
Madison teased plans to wear “a big ball gown with lots of bling and lots of tulle,” while Tyler promised to be sporting his signature cowboy hat. The pair revealed to Us that they are still living “down the road” from each other.
“We’re saving moving in together until we’re married,” Tyler noted, to which Madison replied, “We’re saving all that until marriage.”
A diverse group of young people are ready to find their happily ever after when Love on the Spectrum returns for season 4. “The show itself has actually become the template for people to then think, ‘That’s what love can look like in my life, and I can be like that character who doesn’t necessarily […]
Emma Sue Miller
Season 4 showed Emma Sue Miller briefly formed a connection with a guy, but they have since parted ways as she continues to search for The One.
Logan Pereira
In the fourth season, Logan Pereira developed feelings for a date but they have called it quits since then.
“I have been thinking about dating after that date,” Logan shared with Us. “I’m looking for somebody that has the same interest as me. Maybe somebody that likes model trains and somebody with really nice hair — even if it’s not curvy or straight. Also somebody that has the same connection with me and likes cheesecake and red velvet cake.”