Sophie Sierra and Rob Warne

Sophie and Rob met when she followed “Instagram pages for cute mixed-race guys.” After they connected, Rob asked Sophie if they could FaceTime. The England native was originally put off by the request, though ultimately agreed and they remained on the video call for eight hours.

As their relationship progressed, they took a major step and got engaged when Sophie said she wanted a K-1 visa. She then moved to Los Angeles to be with him, though the couple faced many obstacles when it came to their differing financial statuses. Rob struggled to accept Sophie’s behavior regarding money due to her wealthy upbringing. However, they managed to work through their issues and went through with their wedding during the February 25, 2024, episode.

Clayton Clark and Anali Vallejos

Sparks flew when Analí and Clayton met through a language-learning app. After Clayton visited her native Peru several times, the pair got engaged and applied for her K-1 visa so that she could travel to the United States.

Analí was quickly shocked when she learned that Clayton lived in a tiny one bedroom apartment with his mother, while they also bickered about the lack of intimacy in their relationship. As their wedding approached, Analí admitted she had concerns and second guessed going through with the ceremony. However, she ultimately made it to the wedding and she married Clayton during the February 25, 2024, episode.

Citra Herani and Sam Wilson

Citra and Sam first connected on a dating app. However, he admitted that they had a slow start when they first began talking. “It was just really easy to talk to her, with some flirting in there,” Sam recalled during their debut episode in December 2023, adding that he proposed to Citra during a trip to her native Indonesia.

Once they got engaged and Cita traveled to the U.S., Sam was forced to come clean about his drug addiction struggles and revealed his past run-ins with the law. The pair also struggled with their different cultural backgrounds, while Sam ultimately converted to Muslim in order to marry Citra.

Despite the several issues they faced, Sam and Citra eventually made it down the aisle and had two wedding ceremonies. They later gave fans an update on their lives as newlyweds by revealing they finally consummated their marriage.

Devin Hoofman and Seungdo “Nick” Ham

Devin and Nick met on a dating app when they were both in Australia. They instantly hit it off and spent a whirlwind three weeks together in person before they got engaged and began applying for his K-1 visa.

Nick had concerns about moving to Devin’s hometown in Arkansas due to the lack of diversity, while her family didn’t get the best first impression of him. Despite their issues, the pair made it down the aisle in April 2023, according to the marriage license exclusively obtained by In Touch.

Before the tell-all aired in March 2024, Devin confirmed they’re still together by sharing a video of Nick via Instagram in February 2024.

Ashley Michelle and Manuel Velez

Ashley and Manuel met one decade ago when she was studying abroad in his native Ecuador. They tried to make their relationship work long distance when she traveled back to her hometown of Rochester, New York, but they split soon after. Seven years after they called it quits, the pair reconnected and got engaged.

Despite harboring feelings for each other in their time apart, the couple had to work through many issues before they tied the knot. Not only did Manuel struggle to understand why Ashley identifies as a “witch,” but he was hesitant to introduce her to his two sons. The couple ultimately decided their love was worth the hardships and tied the knot in September 2022, which In Touch exclusively confirmed in January 2024.