WHERE ARE THEY NOW: All the winning 'Bachelor' couples

Michel selected Marsh at the end of the show's first season, but didn't propose.

The two dated for a nearly a year before Marsh broke up with him after reportedly learning he was keeping in touch with runner-up Trista Rehn.

She told TV's "Inside Edition" that Rehn warned her that Michel tried to "keep the door open" with her in case his relationship with Marsh didn't pan out.

"The Bachelor" was Michel's first and last time on reality television.

After his season wrapped, he became a spokesperson for Match.com and partnered with Princess Cruises. Ultimately, the Stanford Business School graduate worked for various companies like Microsoft and Generation Consulting, according to his LinkedIn.

He resides in Washington D.C. and is married with children, Marsh told Us Weekly in July 2020.

Marsh went on to marry her childhood friend Jay Caldwell and had a daughter named Chloe with him.

They later divorced, and Marsh got engaged to an advertising executive named Chris Evans. In April, they celebrated their fourth anniversary.

She works as a nurse practitioner and lives in Kansas City.

Buerge proposed to Eksterowicz at the end of season two of "The Bachelor." However, their engagement didn't last long.

According to Eksterowicz, Buerge broke up with her at a Starbucks near her apartment five weeks after show ended, telling her that he wasn't "emotionally invested" in their relationship anymore.

"It felt like a bomb dropped," she said, as reported by People. "I said, 'I feel very deceived by you. You've told me every single day that you love me, and now this is it?' "

Buerge married a woman named Angye McIntosh in 2009, and they have three children.

Two years later, the banker and restaurant owner declared personal bankruptcy, stating that the bank holding his loan had collapsed, and the new note holder required payment sooner than expect, according to People.

Buerge and his family now live in Missouri.

The former "Bachelor" winner got engaged to technology consultant Andrew Goodman in 2013, People reported. They tied the knot later that year and share one child together.

Eksterowicz lives in New Jersey and works as a school psychologist, according to her LinkedIn.

Although Firestone got down on one knee and popped the question to Schefft on the third season of "The Bachelor," the couple called it quits months later.

They released the following statement, according to Today: "This is a decision we made together through long and thoughtful discussion. It is totally amicable and, though we care for each other deeply, we have come to realize that our future goals are different."

Years after his split from Schefft, Firestone married Bozilovic. They now share three children — two sons and a daughter.

Firestone, who now lives in Santa Barbara, California, co-founded StonePark Capital, a hospitality development company.

Schefft went on to star on the third season of ABC's "The Bachelorette," but she didn't end up with any of the show's contestants.

After the season wrapped, she wrote a book called "Better Single Than Sorry."

She eventually married a businessman named Joe Waterman in 2009 and had two daughters with him.

The former reality star recently began working in public relations and marketing for a medical spa.

Guiney decided on a promise ring over a proposal to get to know Gardinier a little better. And good thing she did, their relationship ended shortly after the show.

Guiney married actress Rebecca Budig in 2004, however they divorced in 2010. He later married Jessica Canyon in 2016 and had a son with her.

After "The Bachelor," he appeared as the television host of "GSN Live" and "Date My House."

The former reality star is a real estate broker, fitness trainer, and founder of Project Love You, a "non-profit committed to educate, empower, and inspire at-risk youth through Integrative Nutrition & Wellness," according to her LinkedIn.

She resides in California.

The former NFL Giants quarterback and Bowlin's romance didn't last long in the real world.

Less than a month after the finale aired, TV's "Extra" reported that Bowlin and Palmer broke up.

He's made multiple appearances on "The Chew," "Rachael Ray," and "Good Morning America." Palmer even appeared on "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit."

And in 2019, he proposed to his girlfriend Emely Fardo, a Brazilian model.

Now an attorney, Bowlin graduated from East Carolina University and Chapman University Law School, passing the State Bar of California in 2007.

In 2013, she married Omar Rawi and now has two children with him.

Five years after getting engaged on the season six finale, the professional bass fisherman and the former Tampa Bay Buccaneers cheerleader decided to part ways.

Velvick has continued to fish professionally, participating in more than 150 tournaments in his career before retiring in 2016, according to Gazette Review. He's also appeared on numerous fishing-related television shows.

In 2015, he married Belinda Juarez. They share a daughter.

After multiple run-ins with the law, Delgado married James Kordomenos in Cuba in 2015.

Now, she works as a real estate broker in Tampa, Florida.

At the end of season seven, the actor chose Brice as the winner, but didn't propose. Instead, they continued to date for five years, breaking up and getting back together before they ultimately decided to call it quits in 2010.

His most recent film was "Staged Killer" (2019), which starred "Selling Sunset" star Chrishell Stause.

After "The Bachelor," O'Connell married Anna Sophia Berglund, an actress and Playboy model, in 2018.

Brice is now married to Brandt Calver and has three sons. She's also the vice president of business development at a company called Cliovana, according to her Instagram.

The couple didn't get engaged at the end of season eight but continued to see each other. They broke up a week after the finale aired, according to Us Weekly.

Stork was a medical expert on "Dr. Phil" before becoming a co-host on the talk show "The Doctors."

He married pediatrician Charlotte Brown in 2012 but the pair divorced in 2015. He later tied the knot with Parris Bell in 2019, and they had a son.

Stone married a man named Brock Smith and shares three daughters with him. They live in Nashville, Tennessee.

She's also a co-host of the "Say It Southern" podcast.

The businessman and the teacher dated after the show but broke up in 2007.

He's been featured on a reality spoof called "America's Next Top Dog: The Princess," wrote a book called "The Princess of Nowhere," and appeared on the U.K.'s 10th season of "Big Brother."

Borghese hasn't gotten married since appearing on "The Bachelor."

According to PopSugar, Wilson got married to an accountant named Lee Gerschutz and resides in Florida.

The U.S. Naval Officer doctor and the social worker called of their engagement, but continued to date before permanently breaking up.

According to Gazette Review, Baldwin has competed in the All-Navy triathlon team five times, appeared on the premiere of "Top Chef," and does frequent charity work.

He also founded a non-profit called Got Your Back Network that helps families that lost a loved one in active service.

Baldwin reportedly remains single.

Following her appearance on "The Bachelor," Horst got married to a man named Tom Pickard and had a son with him, according to Us Weekly. She also founded the Infant Growth Group and lives in San Francisco.

Instead of proposing to one of the show's final contestants, Womack rejected both of them and left the show as a single man.

The winemaker didn't find love the second time around either. He proposed to contestant Emily Maynard at the end of season 15, however they broke up after a few months.

Womack has no social media accounts and hasn't appeared on television since the show.

Though she didn't find love on the show, she later married Stephen Stagliano, the twin brother of another "Bachelorette" cast member named Michael Stagliano. They have two children together.

The English financier chose the actress at the end of the season, however they broke up after the show.

Grant continued to work in banking after the show wrapped. He also married Rebecca Moring in 2017.

After winning "The Bachelor," Lamas later married Nik Richie, the founder of gossip website TheDirty.com. Lamas and Richie appeared on VH1's "Couple's Therapy."

They have two children together: a daughter who Lamas gave birth to and a son, born via surrogate thanks to her stepmother.

The single father left season 13 engaged to Rycroft, but later changed his mind, breaking up with her on national television during the "After the Final Rose" segment.

After dumping Rycroft, he rekindled with runner-up Molly Malaney.

They tied the knot in 2010 during an ABC "Bachelor" special and are still together. They have two children.

The former Dallas Cowboys cheerleader appeared on "Dancing With the Stars" and hosted "Bachelor Pad."

She also married insurance agent Tye Strickland in 2009. The couple now has three children together.

Months after the finale, the couple officially ended their engagement.

Pavelka is still a pilot.

After "The Bachelor," he went on to star in more reality series, from ABC's "Dancing With the Stars" and "Bachelor Pad" to VH1's "Famous Food." He's also guest-starred on "The Bold and the Beautiful."

Girardi got engaged to race car driver Todd Allen in 2016, but they ultimately called it off. According to her Instagram, she's in a relationship with a man named Jay Husagic.

In 2017, she opened up the loss of her twins 18 weeks into her pregnancy.

After failing to find a partner on season 11, Womack returned as the star of season 15. He ended up choosing the children's hospital event planner and single mother, but they ultimately broke up.

The former "Bachelor" contestant married Tyler Johnson, an automotive management consultant, in 2014. She's also a mother to four children.

Maynard also wrote a book called "I Said Yes: My Story of Heartbreak, Redemption, and True Love," which was released in 2016.

The winemaker and the model broke up less than a year after Flajnik popped the question.

Since "The Bachelor," Flajnik founded Fernet Francisco and Ion Wines. He's dated, but hasn't married anyone since the show.

In 2014, Robertson's book, "I Didn't Come Here to Make Friends," came out. It detailed her relationship with Flajnik, which he "wasn't happy" about.

She's currently engaged to Humberto Preciado and has a son with him.

The couple tied the knot at the Four Seasons Biltmore Resort in Santa Barbara in 2014. The wedding aired live on ABC so that fans could tune in.

Giudici and Lowe are one of the few "Bachelor" couples that lasted and remain together today.

After the show wrapped, they continued to appear on a bunch of reality shows, including "Dancing With the Stars" and "Celebrity Wife Swap."

In 2015, Lowe released a memoir called "For the Right Reasons: America's Favorite Bachelor on Faith, Love, Marriage, and Why Nice Guys Finish First."

He now works in real estate while Giudici is in charge of LoweCo, their greeting card company. They also released a line of Wayfair furniture together.

Lowe and Giudici share three children: Samuel, Isaiah, and Mia.

The two dated after the show, even appearing on "Couples Therapy," before ending their relationship in 2014.

Since his time on "The Bachelor," Galavis has mostly stayed away from the franchise. However, he did have a heated exchange with upcoming "Bachelorette" Clare Crawley ahead of her season.

According to Galavis' Instagram, he's a "sports and music consultant." He continues to raise his daughter Camila, whom he shares with ex Carla Rodríguez.

Galavis married television host Osmariel Villalobos in 2017, however they divorced two years later.

Ferrell, who now works as a pediatric nurse, found her happily ever after with Tyler Vanloo. They tied the knot in 2016.

The couple ended their engagement just two months after the proposal aired on television.

After his season of "The Bachelor" wrapped, Soules continues to farm. He did appear on reality television again, with a brief stint on "Dancing With the Stars."

In 2017, Soules was arrested and charged with fleeing the scene of a fatal accident, a felony, after rear-ending a tractor, calling the police, and leaving the scene before they arrived. The man driving the tractor, Kenny Mosher, died. Soules accepted a suspended prison sentence to serve two years on probation in 2019, E! News reported.

Today, he still lives in Iowa and was recently rumored to be dating Victoria Fuller, who appeared on season 24 of "The Bachelor." She later confirmed they'd since broken up.

In 2017, Bischoff married the sales manager at a ceremony on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. She still works as a fertility nurse and lives in Chicago.

The couple welcomed their first child, Hayes, in 2019.

The couple broke up a year and a half after their engagement.

After "The Bachelor," Higgins co-founded Generous Coffee, a for-purpose business that donates profits to social causes around the globe.

He also hosts a podcast called "Almost Famous" with fellow "Bachelor" alum Ashley Iaconetti. Higgins is also set to release a book called "Alone in Plain Sight" in 2021.

Higgins is currently engaged to Jessica Clarke, who works at Valet Energy in Nashville.

She married the country singer in Nashville, Tennessee in 2019. She's also an influencer with 1.4 million Instagram followers.

After being the runner-up on season 10 and 11 of "The Bachelorette," Viall starred on season 21 of "The Bachelor" and proposed to Grimaldi.

Five months after the series aired, Grimaldi and Viall ended their engagement.

Viall appeared on television several times following her time as "The Bachelor."

He competed on season 24 of "Dancing With the Stars" and made appearances in television movies and shows such as "A Christmas Cruise," "General Hospital," and "The Coop."

Viall also launched a podcast called "The Viall Files," on which he discusses relationships. He's also the CEO and founder of a company called Natural Habits Essential Oils.

Grimaldi lives in Montreal and works as a special education teacher.

She founded a company called No Better You, which specializes in building sensory rooms for schools with special education programs, and started her own lifestyle YouTube channel.

In August 2020, she got engaged to Canadian businessman Josh Wolfe, whom she'd been dating for a year and a half.

At the end of season 22, Luyendyk got down on one knee and proposed to Kufrin.

Around two months later, he ended the engagement with Kufrin so that he could have another chance with Burnham.

He later proposed to Burnham on the "After the Final Rose" episode.

According to Luyendyk's Instagram, he continues to work as a race car driver and also has a career in real estate.

He married Burnham in Hawaii in 2019, less than a year after the "After the Final Rose" episode. They share a daughter named Alessi together.

She got engaged to contestant Garrett Yrigoyen at the end of the show, but they eventually called off their two-year engagement in 2020.

Kufrin co-hosts "Bachelor Live" and a podcast called "Bachelor Happy Hour." She also created a clothing brand called B the Label.

And according to her Instagram page, she recently moved to Los Angeles.

Underwood was down to his final three contestants when Randolph left him because she wasn't ready to get engaged.

The former professional football player was so torn up about her leaving that he jumped a fence after their date in Portugal and said he was "done" with the show.

Upon returning, he dumped the other two contestants and attempted to win Randolph back. The two eventually reconciled and dated after the show.

The season 23 "Bachelor" moved to Los Angeles after the show.

In March 2020, Underwood released his memoir, "The First Time: Finding Myself and Looking for Love on Reality TV," around the same time he was diagnosed with COVID-19, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus.

Randolph, who he'd been dating since the show wrapped, helped him through the illness before they split up in May 2020. He later got a matching tattoo with her, leaving fans wondering if they would rekindle.

Months later, he was rumored to be dating actress Lucy Hale after they were spotted on a hike together. However, he later denied that he was romantically involved with the "Pretty Little Liars' star and said he was single.

And while he and Randolph appeared to amicably end their relationship back in May, the speech-language pathologist accused Underwood of "harassing and stalking" her, according to Today. In September, Randolph was granted a temporary restraining order against Underwood.

Underwood has remained quiet about the allegations and has since been quiet on social media.

Randolph continues to work as a speech-language pathologist in California.

Following her split from Underwood, she said that she'd had "an awful few months" trying to recover.

And while the news that she got a temporary restraining order against Underwood made headlines, Randolph appears to be spending time with friends and family in California, based on social media.

Even though the pilot got down on one knee to propose to Sluss, he broke up with her shortly after. Fans were shocked to see the split on the "After the Final Rose" episode of season 24.

Weber and Madison Prewett, the runner-up that left after she learned that Weber had been intimate with other contestants, admitted that they still had feelings for each other.

However, they announced that they'd decided to go their "separate ways" after the show.

After the season wrapped, Weber announced that he was dating Flanagan, a lawyer in Chicago that he met before she joined the season 24 cast.

The couple has been together throughout the pandemic and frequently shares videos of their travels together.

Sluss moved to Los Angeles after the show and continues to model. She's also an influencer and has 1.3 million followers on Instagram.