FBoy Island Australia: Couples Still Together & Where to Stream

Few reality shows have sparked as much curiosity about what happens after the credits roll as FBoy Island Australia. While the premise—three women sorting through a mix of self-proclaimed “FBoys” and genuine “Nice Guys”—kept viewers hooked across two seasons, the real question for many is which couples actually made it past the finale. This guide tracks the verified relationship outcomes and everything else you need to know about the Australian adaptation.

Seasons aired: 2 ·
Premiere year: 2023 ·
Currently streaming: Binge ·
Couple still together (S1): Molly and Nick

The Australian adaptation shares its DNA with the US series, but a few local details matter. Here are the key facts at a glance.

The pattern: a compact run of nine episodes per season keeps the drama tight, but also limits the time couples have to build something real before the cameras stop rolling.

What is FBoy Island Australia?

Overview of the show

• FBoy Island Australia is an Australian adaptation of the American reality dating series FBoy Island (WHO Magazine confirms this is a localized version).
• The show follows three women who must identify which male contestants are “FBoys” (womanizers) and which are “Nice Guys” (Wikipedia (encyclopedic source) details the US format).
• It premiered in 2023 on Binge in Australia (WHO Magazine).

Difference from the US version

The Australian edition follows the same structural blueprint as the American original, which first aired on HBO Max in July 2021 (Wikipedia). The main difference is the local casting and the setting, plus the fact the US version was cancelled after two seasons in December 2022 (Wikipedia), leaving Australia’s version as the only active franchise in the English-speaking world.

The implication: fans of the US show have no new seasons to watch, but the Australian version keeps the format alive—for now.

What is the format of FBoy Island Australia?

Selection process

• Each season, three women date a group of men, some of whom are secretly designated as FBoys (Wikipedia).
• The women have to rely on conversations, challenges, and group dynamics to figure out which men are being honest about their intentions.

Elimination rounds

• Contestants are gradually eliminated, with the Nice Guys sent to the “Nice Guy Grotto” and FBoys relegated to “Limbro” (Wikipedia).
• The women decide who stays and who goes, with the goal of pairing up with a genuine Nice Guy by the finale.

Finale

• The final remaining couple wins a cash prize—part of which the woman controls (WHO Magazine).
• The format is identical to the US version, with an Australian twist in locale and casting.

The catch: while the women hold the power to eliminate, the FBoys are incentivised to lie, making the final pairing a genuine test of perception—or luck.

How many seasons of FBoy Island Australia are there?

Season 1 (2023)

• FBoy Island Australia premiered in 2023 with a debut season of 9 episodes (WHO Magazine).
• The season concluded with one couple still together a year later: Molly and Nick (WHO Magazine).

Season 2 (2024)

• Season 2 aired in 2024, again with 9 episodes (WHO Magazine).
• As of late 2024, no season 3 has been announced (WHO Magazine).

What this means: with only two seasons so far and the US version cancelled, the future of FBoy Island in Australia is uncertain.

Where can I watch FBoy Island Australia?

Streaming on Binge

• Both seasons of FBoy Island Australia are available to stream on Binge in Australia (WHO Magazine).
• Binge offers a 7-day free trial; plans start from $10 per month (WHO Magazine).

Streaming on Prime Video

• FBoy Island Australia is also available on Prime Video in the United States (per content plan—viewers should verify directly on Prime Video).

Other platforms

• No free-to-air broadcast has been confirmed. The show remains exclusive to subscription streaming in both Australia and the US.

The pattern: exclusive access on paid platforms limits the audience, but Binge’s free trial gives new viewers a low-cost way to binge both seasons.

Are any couples from FBoy Island still together?

Molly and Nick (season 1)

• Molly and Nick from season 1 are still together as of 2024 (WHO Magazine).
• The couple moved in together in August 2023 and set aside prize money to help Molly relocate to Sydney (WHO Magazine).

Krystal and Paddy (season 2)

• The relationship status of Krystal and Paddy from season 2 is unconfirmed (WHO Magazine).
• No public social media activity or interviews suggest they are still a couple.

Other couples

• Ziara and Izaya from season 2 were not together by the time of WHO Magazine’s report (WHO Magazine).
• No other couples from the show are publicly known to still be together.

The pattern: only one out of the six potential final couples across two seasons has publicly survived—a 17% success rate that highlights the difficulty of sustaining a relationship after a high-pressure reality show.

For Australian viewers waiting on news of a third season, the lack of renewal after two years suggests the network is weighing whether the show’s modest couple-success rate—one lasting relationship across eighteen contestants—is enough to sustain audience interest. For fans outside Australia, the only way to catch the series is through Prime Video, meaning the show’s international reach depends on a distribution deal that hasn’t been expanded. The choice for Binge is clear: renew the series with fresh casting and a stronger post-show support structure, or let FBoy Island Australia become a two-season footnote in the reality dating genre.