All the clues why fans believe this reality TV couple have already won Perfect Match season 3
After what has felt like a year in the making, the cast of Perfect Match season 3 was finally announced yesterday (Wednesday 25th June).
In addition to some of our favourite singles from Netflix shows Love Is Blind, Too Hot To Handle, and Temptation Island, familiar faces from the likes of Love Island, Siesta Key, and The Bachelor were revealed as part of this year's line-up.
We already knew that Love Is Blind stars Amber Desiree 'AD' Smith and Ollie Sutherland met on the show, as pictures began circulating of the two hanging out together last year Summer.
They're now engaged and expecting their first child together.
But, there's more... fans of the Netflix show think they may have sussed out who won the third season of Perfect Match, which was filmed in September 2024.
Following the cast announcement, fans flocked to X (formerly Twitter) dropping major clues that cast members Justine Ndiba and Carrington Rodriguez won the show, and all will be revealed when the episodes air from 1st August.
Here's everything you need to know...
As we know winners of the Netflix dating show get an all-expenses paid trip as their prize, and last year October, Justine and Carrington posted pictures on holidays that looked very similar.
"Justine & Carrington just finished filming for Perfect Match and the winners get an all-expenses paid vacation. Justine just posted about going on a trip for the weekend & Carrington also just posted about it," one eagle-eyed fan wrote on X, alongside a few images of Justine and Carrington.
A look on both their Instagrams, and the math is mathing.
On 4th October last year, Justine posted a carousel of images to her Instagram grid, alongside the caption: "My resume to be a full time traveler continues." The lead image saw her standing in front of balcony doors, which looked very similar to the backrgound of Carrington's pictures posted on 13th October.
It's not yet known if Justine and Carrington do get together on Perfect Match, but they certainly have one, big thing in common - they're both former Islanders. They were both part of the second season of Love Island USA and season one of Love Island Games. While they found love with other contestants on both shows, they've remained good friends, so could this have blossomed into something more on Perfect Match?
When it comes to reality TV shows, Justine knows how to win. She won the second season of Love Island USA with Caleb Corpew and won the first season of Love Island Games alongside Jack Fowler, so fans are not putting it past the 32-year-old to come and snatch this prize, too.
"Justine stay winning, love this for her," one fan wrote on X.
"All Justine knows how to do is WIN like," another said.
Could it be third time lucky for Justine?
Perfect Match season 3 starts on Netflix on 1st August.
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