Erm, none of the Single’s Inferno couples are still together so what happened to them all?
One pairing actually lasted a while
When Single’s Inferno works, it really works. We’re talking stolen glances in the sand, Paradise dates that feel like mini K-drama episodes, and finales that leave us convinced this one might actually make it off the island.
But the post-show reality is a different climate. After a dig across all five seasons, from who left Inferno holding hands to what’s been said since, to see which couples, if any, actually survived in the wild.
Song Ji-a and Kim Hyeon-joong from season one
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They left together, but it didn’t last.
Post-show, Hyeon-joong addressed the unfollowing drama and framed it as avoiding rumours, and the pair are generally understood not to be together.
Song Ji-a had some drama post-show of her own to deal with, which saw her issue a formal apology. That seems to be a big part of why Hyeon-joong distanced himself.
But, there wasn’t any bad feeling, apparently.
Per Koreaboo, he said: “Due to the program’s rules and other various reasons, I’m not in a position to share too many details about the personal conversations that I had with Ji A. However, I do want to say that we have no ill feelings towards one another…”
Kang So-yeon and Oh Jin-taek from season one
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Everyone was hopeful, but nothing solid carried over long-term.
Jin-taek has spoken warmly about So-yeon later on, but it read more like “the one that got away” than “current girlfriend.”
He told K-Africa Mag in: “Even now, that thought remains unchanged. Since the first time I met So-Yeon in Singles Inferno, my choice was So-Yeon. If I appeared on Singles Inferno again and So-Yeon appeared in the same way, I would make the same choice.”
Moon Se-hoon and Shin Ji-yeon from season one
This was more slow-burn than fireworks. And off-screen, it fizzled, per Swooon.
They eventually shut down the “are they dating?” speculation. Ji-yeon took to YouTube and shared she was single in 2022.
Kim Jun-sik and An Yea-won from season one
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Cute, calm, compatible… and ultimately more “good friends” vibes once real life kicked back in.
They stayed on great terms even though their romantic spark faded, per Koreaboo.
Jo Yoong-jae and Choi Seo-eun from season two
If you remember one couple as “the success story,” it’s probably these two.
They did share post-show moments, but by January 2026, there hasn’t been clear, recent confirmation of them still being together, so their status is basically unconfirmed.
By the looks of Reddit, they lasted a year as a couple, but people aren’t convinced they’re still together now.
Kim Se-jun and Lee So-e from season two
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They left hand-in-hand, but it didn’t turn into a lasting relationship.
Most reporting points to a short-lived connection. Marie Claire clocked the two engaging on social media a lot post-show.
But, per Showbiz Cheat Sheet and Koreaboo, comments about So-e being more like a “sibling” to Se-jun kinda confirmed things weren’t still going between them.
Shin Seul-ki and Choi Jong-woo from season two
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They were endgame on the island, but neither really publicly “claimed” a relationship afterward, and they’re not considered together now.
Lee Gwan-hee and Choi Hye-seon from season three
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This one got a quick reality check.
Lee Gwan-hee publicly shut down dating rumours and cited distance and life logistics as the big issue.
Per Asia One, Gwan-hee reportedly told his YouTube followers that he wanted to be with someone he could see every day.
Choi Min-woo and Yu Si-eun from season three
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They kept things very vague post-show and shared a few social moments, but there’s been no solid confirmation they’re together.
So, practically speaking, not a confirmed couple today. However, they reportedly still follow each other on Instagram
Park Min-kyu and Kim Gyu-ri from season three
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No big post-show “we’re dating” energy here, either.
They’re generally assumed not to be together as they’re not following one another on IG.
Lee Jin-seok and An Min-young from season three
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Jin-seok described things as positive but focused on work, which is usually reality-TV-speak for “we’re not dating.”
Via Swooon, Jin-seok’s words were: “We had good feelings for each other, but since Min-young and I are doing our own business, we are not currently seeing each other because we are focusing on our own work. We are doing well with good feelings.”
Bae Ji-yeon and Kim Tae-hwan from season four
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They matched in the finale, but there’s no real evidence they continued as a couple afterwards, per TIME.
An Jong-hoon and Kim Hye-jin from season four
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Another finale match, but post-show confirmation never really arrived.
Consider this one “ended on the island” unless either of them says otherwise.
Kim A-rin and Kook Dong-ho from season four
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They chose each other at the end, and people watched their socials like hawks… but nothing has been confirmed as an ongoing relationship.
Lee Si-an and Yuk Jun-seo from season four
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This was season four’s headline couple, but Jun-seo later said they weren’t together anymore.
They were even accused of faking their romance. But, they seem to remain unbothered.
Things didn’t last, and Jun-seo said he felt more “siblings” vibes from Si-an, per Koreaboo.
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