Their relationship hasn’t been exactly easy.
But new exclusive photos reveal that MAFS couple Melinda Willis and Layton Mills are still together after wrapping filming for the tenth season.
The pair were seen on a double date in Sydney with Tahnee Cook and Ollie Skelton, the only other successful match of this year’s season, after filming the finale.
The quartet visited the Van Gogh Alive multi-sensory exhibition on December 11.
After agreeing to stay together in final vows, it is understood by Daily Mail Australia that both couples remain intact to this day.
Their relationship hasn’t exactly been smooth sailing, but new photos reveal that MAFS couple Melinda Willis and Layton Mills are still together after wrapping filming for the tenth season.
The pair were seen on a double date in Sydney with Tahnee Cook and Ollie Skelton, the only other successful match of this year’s season, after filming the finale.
The group entered the exhibit through the Starry Night room, which had cascading low lights hanging from the ceiling.
Layton, 35, and Melinda, 32, sat together as they watched the masterpieces of Vincent Van Gogh being projected on the screens.
Tahnee, 27, and the welcoming-looking Ollie, 26, were sitting next to them.
The quartet visited the Van Gogh Alive exhibit in December. After agreeing to stay together in final vows, it is understood by Daily Mail Australia that both couples remain intact to this day.
The crew dressed casually and comfortably for their summer day.
Melinda and Layton posed for a selfie while sitting on the exhibition floor, while Tahnee linked arms with her boyfriend Ollie.
The couples were all smiles as they left the space before moving on to another location.
Tahnee, Ollie, Melinda, and Layton are the only two MAFS couples to continue their relationship outside of the experiment.
The group entered the exhibit through the Starry Night room, which had cascading low lights hanging from the ceiling.
The crew dressed casually and comfortably for their summer day.
Layton and Melinda sat together as they watched the masterpieces of Vincent Van Gogh on the screens. Tahnee and Ollie, who seemed welcoming, were sitting next to them.
Last month, the Perth-based Ollie was seen flying to Sydney to move in with Tahnee.
The broadcaster packed his life into four large suitcases to move across the country after falling for the PR manager.
Meanwhile, Melinda and Layton have confirmed they’re still a couple too after agreeing to give their relationship a chance in their final vows.
Melinda and Layton posed for a selfie while sitting on the exhibition floor, while Tahnee linked arms with her boyfriend Ollie.
In photos from December, Layton was seen picking up Melinda from Sydney airport with a large bouquet of flowers.
Melinda beamed with joy at the unexpected surprise.
The couple seemed more in love than ever, sharing a kiss in the terminal as they waited for Mel’s luggage on the carousel.
The loving couples looked around the room to admire the artwork.
They were all smiles as they left the space before moving on to another location.
Tahnee, Ollie, Melinda, and Layton are the only two MAFS couples to continue their relationship outside of the experiment.
Melinda and Layton have faced their fair share of challenges during the experiment, with viewers wondering if their romance would survive in the real world.
But the latest photos tell a different story, with the couple looking stronger than ever.
A source said: ‘Mel and Layton have worked very hard on their relationship.
Melinda and Layton have faced their fair share of challenges during the experiment, with viewers wondering if their romance would survive in the real world.
“They’ve been through some tough times, but they’re more committed than ever,” he added.
MAFS fans will be delighted to see that the couple managed to work through their issues, after Layton moved into a separate apartment following the swingers experiment.
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A source said: ‘Mel and Layton have worked very hard on their relationship. They have gone through difficult times, but they are more committed than ever’