The short answer? No. Kaylor Martin and Aaron Evans are not together. If you were holding out hope for a secret reconciliation or a quiet long-distance success story, I hate to be the one to break it to you. They are done. Like, "blocked on Instagram and deleted the photos" done.
It’s been a wild ride since Love Island USA Season 6 wrapped up. We all watched the tears, the Casa Amor betrayal, and that incredibly tense reunion where the "fawking" finally stopped. But since the cameras stopped rolling on the main show, the drama hasn’t actually slowed down. It just moved to podcasts, TikTok hard-launches, and a brand-new spinoff.
The Breakup That Everyone Saw Coming
Honestly, the writing was on the wall before they even stepped off the plane from Fiji. Kaylor and Aaron officially split in August 2024, right around the time the reunion was filmed.
While they tried to make it work for a few weeks after leaving the villa, the "real world" was a brutal wake-up call. Kaylor admitted on the BFFs podcast and The Viall Files that watching the show back changed everything. Seeing what Aaron actually did in Casa Amor—compared to what he told her he did—was the final straw.
The reunion was the nail in the coffin. That’s where Aaron finally admitted he hadn't been 110% honest about his time with Daniela. He dropped the bombshell that things were much more physical than he let on, leading to Kaylor's famous "I'm tired of the excuses" speech.
Where Do They Stand in 2026?
Fast forward to today. It is January 2026, and the dust has mostly settled, though there’s still plenty of lingering awkwardness.
In the summer of 2025, Peacock released a spinoff called Love Island: Beyond the Villa. This show brought the Season 6 favorites back together in Los Angeles, forcing Kaylor and Aaron to face each other for the first time in nearly a year.
Here is the current status of their "relationship":
- They are strictly exes. There is no romantic connection left.
- Kaylor has moved on. In May 2025, Kaylor "hard-launched" a new relationship with a guy named Torin Dunn. They’ve been seen looking very happy on social media, a far cry from the "crying in the villa" era.
- Aaron went ghost. After the massive backlash from Season 6, Aaron mostly retreated from the public eye. He moved back to the UK and admitted during Beyond the Villa that he struggled significantly with his mental health due to the online hate.
- The "Block" is real. Even while filming the spinoff, Kaylor revealed that Aaron still had her—and her entire family—blocked on social media.
Why the Spinoff Changed the Narrative
Beyond the Villa gave us a much more nuanced look at their ending. It wasn't just a screaming match.
Aaron actually took some accountability during their televised reunion in LA. He apologized for the gaslighting and the manipulation. He looked tired, honestly. He told the cameras that after the Season 6 reunion, he "basically dipped" because the experience was so "horrible."
Kaylor, for her part, showed a lot of growth. While she admitted she will "always love" Aaron in some capacity and still finds him attractive, she also stood her ground. She realized her worth. She's 23 now and living a completely different life than the girl who was sobbing over a deck of cards in Fiji.
The Truth About the "Long Distance" Struggle
People often ask if the distance killed them. Aaron is from the UK; Kaylor is from Pennsylvania.
Sure, the 3,000-mile gap didn't help. But let’s be real: distance wasn't the problem. Trust was. You can't build a life with someone when you're finding out about their "hand-under-the-pants" moments through a TV screen three weeks late.
Aaron wanted to move to LA to pursue the influencer life (this was his fifth reality show, after all). Kaylor was surrounded by her friends and family back home who were—rightfully—telling her to run. Once she stepped out of the "villa bubble," the spell broke.
What Most People Get Wrong
There’s a common misconception that they broke up at the reunion.
They actually broke up about a week before the cameras started rolling for that special. Kaylor was spotted outside the studio telling fans, "We are not okay, we are done." The reunion was just the public autopsy of a relationship that had already died behind closed doors.
What You Should Do Next
If you’re still mourning the loss of "Kaaron," it’s time to move on just like they have. Here is how you can stay updated without getting lost in 2024 rumors:
- Follow Kaylor on TikTok: She’s very active and usually posts updates about her life with Torin.
- Watch "Beyond the Villa": If you want to see their final conversation and the closure they both needed, the spinoff is on Peacock. It’s much more "Vanderpump Rules" than "Love Island."
- Check Aaron’s Instagram (if he’s unblocked it): He occasionally pops up with fitness content or travel shots, but he stays far away from relationship drama these days.
Ultimately, Kaylor and Aaron are a classic case of "right place, wrong person." The villa makes everything feel like destiny, but the real world has a way of filtering out what isn't built to last.