The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
The Split
The couples spend tense and tearful last nights together. Then, jealousy brews as they begin mingling amongst each other to make connections.
Unexpected Revelations
For some, the sight of their ex dating others proves too much to bear. After a dramatic confrontation, everyone prepares to choose their live-in partner.
The Choice
A stunning revelation shifts the group dynamics. Following the choice ceremony, the new couples move in together — there's no going back now.
Catching Feelings
From picnics and meeting parents to heart-to-heart conversations, the trial marriages continue. Which bonds will flourish, and which will fizzle?
Are You The One?
Time to sip and tell: brutal honesty abounds over drinks at ladies and guys night, and as harsh opinions come to light, friction grows.
The Changeover
The fallout from cocktail hour changes several couples' perspectives. Strong words and hard truths are shared during an intense changeover.
Change of Heart
Finally reunited, the original couples start a new round of marriages with fresh eyes. But the transition is bumpy — and even bitter — for some.
Time to Answer the Ultimatum
With only three days of the experiment left, the couples consult with friends and family. Can romantic gestures and deep talks ease lingering doubts?
Ultimatum Day
After two trial marriages and countless emotions, decision day arrives, where some will choose their true soulmate — and some may walk away alone.
The Reunion
After a historic finale, the group reunites with Nick and Vanessa for a heartfelt and heated sit-down about their experience and where they're at now.
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