Filip Gregov Moves To Cronulla After Stella And Filip Update
stella and filip have a fresh post-show milestone: Filip Gregov has moved to Stella’s hometown of Cronulla in Sydney six months after MAFS Australia 2026 was filmed. The move adds a concrete step to a couple that was the only successful pairing from the season.
Gregov posted the update on Instagram with: “New home appreciation post. Grateful for the warm welcome and open arms. New chapter, fresh energy, let’s get to work.” He also said this week that he never expected to find “the one” on the show and felt “blessed” to find love there.
Cronulla becomes the base
The relocation matters because it puts the relationship on Filip’s side of the map, not just on screen. Stella had already posted after filming wrapped about “Taking a leap of faith. Meeting the man I once only dreamed of. Learning love in its truest form — while unlearning everything love was never meant to be.”
She also said she “used to pray for a love that felt safe, deep, and effortless,” which now reads as the backdrop to a couple building a shared routine after the cameras stopped rolling. In practice, the move means the relationship is no longer being carried by reunion chatter alone; it now has an address.
18 years in construction
Gregov’s move also comes with a career reset. After 18 years in construction, he has left that job and plans to start online coaching as a personal trainer, a shift that turns the post-show profile into a working-life pivot as well as a relationship update.
That is the complication inside the happy headline: the couple are not just staying together, they are reorganizing daily life around it. Filip has already framed the change as a “New chapter,” and the language fits the facts here — this is a move, a job change and a public commitment happening at the same time.
Bali, Lithuania and next phase
This week the pair were on their first holiday together in Bali, and Filip answered questions in a Q&A while sitting around the pool. When asked whether they feel pressure to have children soon because of their age, he said, “Not really. We’re just in the season of absorbing the show and post-show. Let’s see whats God has in store for us.”
They have already booked a trip to Lithuania in July next July, which pushes the story beyond the first holiday and into the next shared plan. For now, the useful read is simple: the couple are moving from a televised result to a practical life together, and Cronulla is where that phase starts.
