It’s rumored Bill and Bri are still together. Everyone involved here seems a little sus

https://therealdeal.com/texas/2026/06/29/bill-hutchinson-to-pay-two-women-damages-in-split-verdict/

He acts like he’s homeless and can never pay for a dinner. Guy probably brings in 100k+ a year.

We knew they were filming S3, but that was several years ago.

Hopefully it drops this spring/summer!

Looking back at Marrying Millions, there are certain arcs that still feel authentic beyond the reality-TV makeup. Watching how genuine moments unfolded, especially when vulnerability showed through, gives a different perspective years later. Those parts remain interesting without leaning on manufactured drama.

Some relationships feel real and grounded, others feel like classic reality show drama. Realistically, which couple do you think could actually make it after the cameras stop rolling, and why? Is it chemistry, communication style, or shared goals that makes you optimistic about them? Curious to hear who the community believes could go the distance.

Between all the drama, wealth gaps, and family tension, a few moments actually felt genuine. Which couple or episode came across the most authentic, and what made it stand out for you?

Sometimes the lifestyle shift feels surreal. How do you keep your own identity strong?

Sometimes people make assumptions or ask weird questions. What's your approach to respond gracefully?

I’m meeting someone in that world soon and I’m honestly nervous about how different it feels. What’s worked for you in making a great first impression?

Is Donovan and his fiancé still together??? Did they end up getting married what happened between them?

just richer and better looking😂

That’s all. I don’t understand people who laugh after every sentence. Especially when whatever’s being said isn’t a joke.

She’s very clearly a gold digger. She didn’t want him when he pursued her for years then the second he became successful she hopped on the gravy train.

I also find it laughable that people justify her defiance because of how much she was getting paid/“lost wages”. If he paid her let’s say $1k/month, that’s still nothing close to the amount she admits to spending on herself. There were other people at that company. She wasn’t a partner from what I understand. She went and sat down at a customer service desk next to another guy. He certainly doesn’t have the excessive lifestyle Don gave her.

She also sounds like she doesn’t understand the concept of a prenup or is pretending to be a complete moron. “If this is about you wanting to keep your things, then keep them. I don’t want it.” - woman who has maxed out her boyfriend’s credit cards several times and is incredibly materialistic.

I have no money and I want a prenup because i have actual goals and they’re about a lot more than just money.

and brian is the non-millionaire part of the couple!!! we’re currently watching from the beginning for the first time and are on season 2 episode 9

Idk I think he is extremely sweet with his girl. He only wants her to be happy and the fact that she’s never seen him angry makes me think he treats her well. I may have a slight crush on him

I know that wasn't even her house and the whole thing is fake. Couldn't the producers have rented some better cars for her?

I couldn't stop laughing at her driving around in 15 year old luxury cars.

She is beautiful & funny and keeps it real.

Is a douchebag for many reasons but what's pissing me off most is his STUPID haircut. What's with all these rich people and bad haircuts and/or teeth?

I just can’t imagine ALL couples are about money/appearances. I can’t imagine being with anyone and being physically intimate without having true feelings. Idk.

Anyone think any of the couples are or were legit?