Real Love: 12 Couples Who Met On Reality Shows

Rob and Amber were both on different seasons of Survivor but met on the All-Star season. Their alliance turned into a bona fide romance, and they were the last two left standing (Amber won), and Rob proposed at the finale. They competed on The Amazing Race, and Rob still goes on Survivor whenever he gets the chance. The couple now has two daughters.

Matt and Suzy met as contestants on the second season of The Biggest Loser, and they turned to each other for emotional support during the show. Matt won and Suzy got third, but they both said the best prize was finding each other. They married and now have two kids.

One major storyline on The Real World's San Francisco season was shy Judd's crush on his housemate Pam, who had a boyfriend. After the show ended, the two kept in touch and supported each other through the death of their mutual friend and housemate, Pedro Zamora. They have since married and have a son.

Sean was on the Real World's Boston season; Rachel was part of the San Francisco cast. They met on a Challenge and sparks flew. Fast forward, and they're the married parents of six and Sean is a member of the House of Representatives.

As the very first Bachelorette, Trista is still the most well-known: she found love with Ryan, who proposed to her on the season finale. They got married in a splashy ceremony broadcast live on ABC. They now live in Colorado and have two kids.

Though Jason and Molly are often cited as an example of a successful Bachelor couple, that isn't the whole story. Jason initially selected Melissa as his final rose recipient, only to change his mind, dump Melissa on TV, and get back together with Molly, the runnerup. But I guess now that they're married all of that was water under the bridge, right?

Both Kacie and James went on Extreme Makeover because they hated the way that they looked and wanted free plastic surgery. But while they were both recovering from their procedures, they met and fell in love. They're now married and have a son.

When first America's Next Top Model winner Adrianne Curry went on Vh1's The Surreal Life, her agent expected her to fall for fellow castmember Markus Schenkenberg, also a model. But she ended up falling for Christopher Knight, best known for playing Peter on The Brady Bunch. The two got married and had their own short-lived reality show, My Fair Brady.

Although bad boy Spencer initially made a play for The Hills' star Lauren Conrad, he ended up with her then-friend Heidi instead. The gruesome twosome known as "Speidi" have developed a unique ability to keep their names in the tabloids by doing everything from getting outrageous plastic surgery to filing for divorce and then getting back together.

Unlike its companion show Dancing with the Stars, Skating with Celebrities was a dud that only lasted one season. The most notable thing that happened was original Buffy the Vampire Slayer star Kirsty Swanson hooking up with her pro skater partner Lloyd Eisler. There was one problem, though - Lloyd was married. After a messy divorce, he and Kirsty got married, and they now have a son.

It's pretty easy to get to know someone when you're trapped in a house with them 24/7, and that's exactly what happened to Jeff and Jordan from Big Brother's 11th season. Jordan won the show (in part thanks to Jeff voting for her), and the couple has since competed on The Amazing Race together. They are reportedly trying to land their own reality show.

Another Big Brother romance was Rachel and Brendon. The two met on the show, got engaged, and then got some unwanted fame when Brendon was caught cheating on Rachel via Skype. The two worked it out and got engaged, then tried to win a free wedding from Crate & Barrel.