The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On couple Shanique Imari and Randall Griffin had a few awkward moments during their time on the show and viewers are eager to know if the couple is still together. The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On is a new reality dating show on Netflix. This innovative dating series follows several couples who are at a crossroads in their relationship. One partner is ready to progress and get married. The other partner has their reservations. As a result, the couples partake in a social experiment where they mingle with members of the opposite sex to decide if their current partner is who they wish to marry. Of those six couples on The Ultimatum were Shanique and Randall.
Shanique is a 24-year-old entrepreneur who wants to make sure that she and Randall are in the same places in their life. She wants to get engaged, but Randall claimed to be concerned about money and his debt. For Randall, marriage comes after he’s settled. Shanique decided taking part in the experiment might help them find their way back to the same goals. However, it quickly backfired when Randall grew closer to his “trial wife” Madlyn Ballatori.
For the last segment of their experiment, the couple reconvened. The two seemed to improve their relationship, despite the tension about some insecurities about The Ultimatum's Madlyn and their past issues. Shanique and Randall appeared to communicate better and their compatibility was undeniable. However, they still shared some concerns about the other’s behavior, like Randall’s inability to express his emotions. While the two appear to be on a more solid and positive path, whether the two are still together is still unanswered.
Aside from Shanique’s concerns, Randall had some of his own. He was worried about Shanique’s ability to be petty, malicious, and childish, but as of episode 8, the two were still working on their relationship. Marriage may not be the next step in this couple’s journey, but things appear hopeful as they still follow each other on Instagram and neither has made an official statement about their relationship.
In the end, it’s clear these two have a connection and care deeply for each other. Although The Ultimatum's social experiment might’ve caused more issues by bringing in other contestants to wreak havoc on relationships, it also produced a more honest response from Randall. He reluctantly admitted that money was not his major concern about marriage, but he felt pressured and that he wanted to work on the issues at hand before progressing. Overall, there are still two more episodes left of The Ultimatum: Marry or Move On and viewers are curious to see where this couple ends up on their journey to marital bliss.