Their relationship was not entirely smooth sailing.
But exclusive new photos reveal that couple Melinda Willis and Leighton Mills are still together after their season 10 shoot.
The duo were spotted on a double date in Sydney with Tahnee Cook and Ollie Skelton – the only other successful match from this year’s season – after scoring the finale.
The foursome visited the multi-sensory Van Gogh Alive exhibition on Dec. 11.
After agreeing to stay together in the Final Vows, Daily Mail Australia knows both couples are still the same to this day.
Their relationship hasn’t been entirely smooth sailing, but new photos reveal that couple Melinda Willis and Leighton Mills are still together after filming in Season 10.
The duo were spotted on a double date in Sydney with Tahnee Cook and Ollie Skelton – the only other successful match from this year’s season – after scoring the finale
The group entered the gallery through the Starry Night room, which had low-key cascading lights hanging from the ceiling.
Leighton, 35, and Melinda, 32, sat close together as they stared at Vincent van Gogh’s masterpieces that were brought to life on the screens.
Tahnee, 27, and Oli, 26, sat next to them.
The quartet visited the Van Gogh Alive exhibition in December. After agreeing to stay together on Final Vows, Daily Mail Australia knows both couples are still the same to this day.
The crew dressed in casual and comfortable clothes for their summer day outside.
Melinda and Leighton snapped a selfie while sitting on the gallery floor, while Tahni linked her arms with her boyfriend, Ollie.
All the couples were smiling as they left the place before moving on to another place.
Tahnee and Ollie and Melinda and Layton are the only MAFS couple to continue their relationship outside of the trial.
The group entered the gallery through the Starry Night room, which had low-key cascading lights hanging from the ceiling
The crew dressed in casual and comfortable clothes for their summer day outside
Leighton and Melinda sat close together as they stared at the masterpieces of Vincent van Gogh that were projected onto the screens. Sitting next to them were cute Tahni and Ollie
Last month, Perth-based Ollie was seen heading to Sydney to move in with Tahnee.
The voiceover artist packed his life into four big suitcases to move across the country after falling in love with a PR manager.
Meanwhile, Melinda and Leighton confirm that they too remain a couple after agreeing to give their relationship a step up on the Final Vows.
Melinda and Leighton snapped a selfie while sitting on the gallery floor, while Tahni linked her arms with her boyfriend, Ollie.
In photos from December, Leighton is seen picking up Melinda from Sydney airport, carrying a large bouquet of flowers.
Melinda smiled joyfully upon receiving the unexpected surprise.
The pair looked more in love as ever, as they shared a kiss at the station while waiting for Mel’s luggage by the carousel.
The adorable couples gazed around the room to admire the artwork
They were all smiling as they left before moving to another place
Tahnee and Ollie and Melinda and Layton are the only MAFS couple to continue their relationship outside of the trial
Melinda and Leighton faced their fair share of challenges throughout the experience, as viewers wondered if their romance would survive in the real world.
But the latest photos tell a different story, as the couple looks stronger than ever.
An insider said: ‘Mel and Leighton have worked hard on their relationship.
Melinda and Leighton faced their fair share of challenges during the trial, as viewers wondered if their romance would survive in the real world.
They added, “They’ve been through some rocky patches, but they’re as committed as ever.”
MAFS fans will be happy to see that the couple managed to get over their issues, now that Layton has moved into a separate apartment after the couple’s swap experience.
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An insider said, ‘Mel and Leighton have worked hard on their relationship. They’ve been through some rocky patches, but they’re more committed than ever’