Michelle and Cameron From ‘Married at Fight Sight’ Got Married Again and Have Big Plans Ahead (Exclusive)

If there has been one couple to root for throughout Peacock’s Married at First Sight season 20, it’s Michelle Le and Cameron Mitchell. The 34-year-old project manager and 37-year-old college basketball coach opted to (spoiler alert!) stay together on Decision Day, and as was revealed during the reunion, the two are still happily married today. Oh, and if you’re wondering whether they ended up moving to Portland or Seattle, the answer is...neither! Instead, the two are starting a new chapter in San Francisco.During an exclusive interview with Cosmo, Cam and Michelle gave an update on everything that’s happened since filming wrapped. “I recently got a job in the Bay Area, a coaching job, and so I moved down,” Cam explained. “Michelle is finishing up selling her condo and transferring her job down here, and she’s going to move in a couple weeks. So we’ve been doing long distance for the past month.”peacockThey may be living in different states at the moment, but their bond is no less strong. In fact, The two decided to make things feel even more official by tying the knot (again) last December.“We didn’t really have a formal ceremony,” Cam said of the occasion. “We just signed the papers with a couple of Michelle’s friends up at this cool rooftop in Seattle. Then we recently had a post-wedding celebration in Seattle with all of Michelle’s family.”While the season was pretty smooth sailing for the pair, that didn’t mean their experience was devoid of tension. Cam and Michelle often found themselves embroiled in the other couples’ drama, sometimes offering advice or input that wasn’t exactly wanted.When asked about the pot-stirrer allegations made by MAFS fans throughout the season, Michelle said, “I think what [fans] might be missing is that all of the group sessions and the dinners and even the retreat—they were a time and place for us to share our opinions. All of the couples knew that, going into the process, we wanted to hear other people’s opinions because we were in an experiment. We were getting to know each other within six weeks, and within that time frame, had to decide: Okay, is this our forever person?”peacockShe continued, “I think maybe, in the last few episodes, our opinions do get highlighted more. But we were receiving feedback from the other couples, too. I think that ultimately, Cameron and I were probably more confident in being able to share feedback that everyone else was thinking because we were in such a solid relationship.”And where do they stand with their fellow castmates, you ask? “We’re all still good friends,” said Michelle. “It’s like everyone else is living in a glass house, right? Everyone was having these issues, and so no one wanted to throw stones.”So...what comes next for the couple? “We’re trying to focus on family planning,” Cam revealed. “Michelle had a hysterectomy recently, so we’re looking into the surrogacy process here pretty soon, because we’re hoping to have a kid in the next couple years.”Michelle added, “Kids can make or break a lot of marriages, and so I wanted to be upfront with Cameron about that. I think infertility is a topic that isn’t really talked about enough, so I thought it was important that I was open about it.”Congrats to these two lovebirds (and to their cute dogs, Olive and Bella, as well).