Sometimes love is worth a second shot! Dani Bowman and Adan Correa gave their relationship another chance during season 2 of Love on the Spectrum but hit a rough patch during season 3. Are they still together?

Dani and Adan first met during season 1 of Love on the Spectrum when they both attended a speed dating event. Their mutual love for animation made them seem like the perfect match when they went out on a date together.

Despite hitting it off, Dani ultimately decided to cut things off with Adan and pursued a man named Solomon for the rest of season 1. But in season 2, Dani found herself single again and looking for love. Initially, she was interested in taking things to the next level with her friend Jake, but he was not ready to pursue things romantically.

The entrepreneur gave Adan a call to see if he was willing to give their connection another try. They met up at Pasadena Comic Con in costume and later went out for drinks that night. The date went off without a hitch, and they decided to go out for drinks once more, where Dani brought up topics of intimacy and premarital sex.

Dani and Adan shared a kiss on the date. “You’re the first girl I ever kissed, and I consider that a blessing,” he told her.

On their next date at a park, the animation maven brought along a box of cupcakes so she and Adan could practice their kissing skills. During the season 2 finale, it was revealed that Dani and Adan were still together. Since the show was filmed many months ago, fans are wondering if their relationship is still going strong.

Dani and Adan were at a crossroad in their relationship during season 3 because of different views on intimacy.

Dani admitted to feeling blindsided by the fact that Adan wanted “to take a step backward — no kissing, no intimacy, nothing” after getting quite close in earlier episodes.

“Many of us on the spectrum have had difficult lives,” he told Tudum, a Netflix-related site for news, interviews and exclusive content, in a follow-up interview.

“We have been ridiculed and made fun of, we don’t have many friends, and we have gotten picked on and beaten up. For me, believing in God has been my strength, and my religious beliefs are what help me make sense of the pain that I’ve experienced in my life. My values have been shaped by my life and life experience.”

Dani and Adan have officially split and she has since moved on romantically.

She thought Adan was on the same wavelength during filming but he ultimately expressed different desires for their romance. “I felt it was a betrayal,” she told Tudum.

“He never gave me a chance to prepare for it, never hinted that his feelings had changed. Instead, he let me walk blindly into heartbreak, like a deer in the headlights, while he had already made up his mind.”

Dani claimed that he was the one to call it quits while revealing they no longer even talk anymore. “I didn’t break up with Adan,” she added. “He broke up with me. Or at least, that’s how it felt. Because for a year and a half, he let me believe we were on the same page, that we were building something real together. And then, just like that, he pulled the rug out from under me.”

Adan, however, said that he was ultimately comfortable with his decision and trusts that he will meet the right person in due time. “I have learned that love is magical and beautiful,” he revealed about his single status in a life update. “I am confident that I will meet other girls that I can date and build a strong and honest relationship with. I do want to find love again. It happened once, it will happen again.”

Dani said it was a “perfectly timed plot twist” when “someone completely unexpected walked into my life” — her current beau, Henry.

They crossed paths at the Huntington Park Police Department when her company, DaniMation, received a donation for autism awareness and he took the time to get to know her on a friendship level while she was coping with the heartbreak from her split.

“For the first time in my life, I’m with someone who truly sees me,” Dani said, “Not just as an animator, not just as an advocate; not just as someone on the spectrum, but as Dani. And that? That’s the best feeling in the world.”