‘Perfect Match’ Season 4: Which Couples Matched in Part 1?

Jimmy P and Ally on Perfect Match
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Perfect Match Season 4 is finally here! On May 13, Netflix introduced viewers to singles from their reality TV slate, like Love Is Blind, Temptation Island, and Age of Attraction, as well as other reality franchises like Vanderpump Rules and Love Island.

As Nick Lachey had previously teased, this season saw one major change from those in the past: Instead of winning couples making new matches in the boardroom, the couples get to choose a collection of singles to bring into the competition. This way, all our favorite reality stars will get their moment in the spotlight!

So far, we’ve seen quite a few strong pairings, including Love Is Blind star Marissa George and Too Hot to Handle‘s Demari Davis, whose ex Bri Balram is also featured this season. Another Love Is Blind favorite, Jimmy Presnell, also found an early connection with Vanderpump Rules star Ally Lewber.

Scroll to find out who left Part 1 of the season matched, where their relationship stands, and which couple got the boot before their relationship could fully take off.

Perfect Match, Season 4, Episodes 1-5, Streaming Now, Netflix

Perfect Match, Season 4, Episodes 6-7, Wednesday, May 20, Netflix

Perfect Match, Season 4, Episode 8, Wednesday, May 27, Netflix

Yamen and Natalie on Perfect Match
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Yamen & Natalie

Status: Matched

Friends to lovers, anyone? During the third episode of the season, Temptation Island stars Yamen and Natalie took their relationship to the next level. Realizing he “might be on the chopping block,” he pivoted toward a “familiar face.” He explained, “The last thing I want is, like, to risk a friendship, but I would love to know if you would be my match.” The rest was history!

 

Jimmy S and Alison on Perfect Match
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Jimmy S. & Alison

Status: Matched

After connecting with Yamen early in the season, Alison pivoted her attention towards Jimmy S., who entered the game as a bombshell. While Ally also sought Jimmy, the two ultimately matched during Episode 3. He told her, “I didn’t realize how deep I actually could get so fast, so I would love to match with you.”

Jimmy P and Ally on Perfect Match
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Jimmy P. & Ally

Status: Matched

Jimmy P. and Ally matched right off the bat, making them one of the two longest-running couples of the season. But that doesn’t mean that the Love Is Blind and Vanderpump Rules stars’ relationship has been all smooth sailing so far. After sharing a kiss on a date with Kassy, Jimmy’s heart was torn. Despite revealing that she hopes to be with someone who only wants her, Ally was thrilled that Jimmy wanted to match again during Episode 5.

Demari and Marissa on Perfect Match
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Demari & Marissa

Status: Matched

Demari and Marissa have been locked in on each other since Day 1. But now things aren’t looking so good for what we once assumed was the season’s strongest couple. Ahead of the Episode 5 guys and gals split, Demari and Marissa had a massive argument after he told her that he liked her because of how she made him feel, instead of something specific about her. Now, they may be feeling some things out with the other singles who just entered the competition, including his ex, Bri.

Dave and Sophie on Perfect Match
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Dave & Sophie

Status: Matched

Despite an original connection with Mackenzie and a brief flirtation with Ally, Dave ended Part 1 with Sophie, one of the new singles. The two haven’t known each other for too long, Dave told her, “I’m taking a chance because I want to get to know you. I don’t know, that’s all I know, but I’m trusting my gut.”

Chris and Kayla on Perfect Match
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Chris & Kayla

Status: Eliminated

During Episode 3, Chris and Kayla got voted out of the competition the moment they realized that they had a true connection. According to the rest of the cast, the duo wasn’t “here in pursuit of a genuine connection.” We don’t know their relationship status today, but we wouldn’t be shocked if they continued their relationship outside of the competition.