[Patrick] The ranch was a little farther than I thought.
Pee?
[Ed] Previously on 90-day Fiance Happily Ever After...
[Thais cackles]
Uh-uh!
I need the money, no?
Why you ask so much for things?
Jose he's always taking from Patrick and he thinks Patrick's the bank.
I'm on Thais's side.
I don't think you should be helping him.
-Don't lie about it. -Yes, you do. I'm not lying.
Yes, you are. You're a liar.
She thinks I'm addicted to porn because I'm not being intimate with her.
She wants to put the blame on me,
and she's not taking responsibility of herself.
I'm not gonna do this anymore.
Typical of Gino.
I guess I'm gonna ask the questions that I need the answers to.
Today, we're going to meet up with Kobe's ex-girlfriend,
and just, you know, see if they were still dating
when he knocked me up.
Okay, is that her?
Everybody knew this was gonna happen, and I had faith that it wasn't.
I am left with nothing,
and I honestly have no idea what I'm gonna do next.
Here I am crying over him, and he...
he couldn't care less about me.
[Claire] Do you truly believe
that he could be that guy that you fell in love with?
I don't know.
Like, I thought I fell in love with a certain type of person,
and it feels like he's turned into someone completely different.
Look at your little face.
You're sad.
[sobs]
Sorry, I didn't want to--
Every time I try to start trusting Michael again,
he just takes advantage of it and continues to lie.
Is he scamming me?
Sleep there. You're still my husband.
That doesn't mean nothing.
At least I got respect enough to put you in here, okay? Good night.
In a marriage, you're entitled to half of his savings,
and he's obligated to pay for half your debts.
About a 100 K.
["Mardi Gras" by Remember summer]
♪ Ribbons in our hair fly high all the colors in bloom ♪
♪ When we're both on the run ♪
♪ Dear Lord what have we done? ♪
♪ A little bit frightening ♪
If he didn't call off this wedding,
today would be our one week of being married.
It's been a month since Ed canceled the wedding and broke up with me,
and I've been trying to pick up the pieces,
and trying to figure out what's next in my life.
I haven't seen Ed in a month.
He's only reached out to ask me when I'm gonna get my stuff out.
So, that's the only communication I've had with Ed.
I don't know what I'll be doing for work.
I don't know where I'll be living.
But for now, my mom and I are back in Arkansas.
We're going to pack up my things
for the movers to take to San Diego tomorrow.
[knock on door]
-Good morning, baby. -[Liz] Mm.
-Did you sleep okay last night? -[Liz] Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
-And just about ready to get the [bleep] show on the road. -Mm-hmm.
I'm not looking forward to it, but I'm excited for it to be over with.
Yeah.
I can't wait to see his face. [chuckles]
[Liz sighs] I can.
Aw. One thing's for sure is you're gonna come out of this
a lot stronger than you went in.
And I'm actually happy about that.
My mom and I, we haven't always been close,
but my mom's always been there.
She's my emotional support system.
She is my safety blanket.
And I don't think I can do this by myself.
You deserve so much better, and so much more.
The potential that you have,
far exceeds what he would have been able to give you.
I need to go in there and get my stuff, and just not cry over this.
My daughter is my first priority.
She's the reason I'm here.
That stupid man had exactly
what he was looking for, what he was asking for.
And he just tossed it to the side.
He is not going to find another woman
because everything that son of a bitch
told me was nothing but an outright lie.
You know, the promises he made,
and that he was gonna take care of her and he was gonna be there for her,
and he's gonna treat her like a queen.
That was bull [bleep]
So she has to go in, do her thing,
and get out without any confrontation,
without any drama, without any hassle.
He thinks he's God's gift to women.
And he's just God's gift to [bleep]
So Liz left about three weeks ago,
Um, not telling me when she was gonna come back, what the plan was.
So I haven't seen or really talked to Liz since she left.
All I know is she's coming back today, but--
I know in my heart I've done everything I can.
I'm ready to move forward.
And one thing that's exciting,
is I bought a boat. [chuckles]
I've bought a used pontoon boat and I've been, um,
I've been fixing it up. I'm done with expensive cars.
Now I want to party on the river.
Liz is on her way over and,
you know, I don't know how it's gonna be. It's gonna be weird.
In a perfect world, I would love to still be a part
of, um, Liz's life, to be a part of Riley's.
But I think at this point, Liz needs some time to heal.
I have been doing my best to move forward here in northwest Arkansas.
And my hope is that when Liz comes over today
that she can be mature and not you know, start a fight.
Like, I'm not, um, sad.
You know, I'm not. You know, I'll probably be sad when she leaves,
'cause it is final and I,
and I do love Liz, but I can't spend the rest of my life with her.
There's no way that I'm going to do it.
I don't, I can't imagine anyone staying with her long-term.
The way that she acts and...
you know, she's always making me out to be the bad guy.
Well, please, you know, it takes two to make a relationship,
and it, you know, it takes two to break.
And...
[blender whirring]
But at this point, I don't care.
I don't know how it's gonna be. I just want my stuff.
-I'm really nervous. [chuckles] -[giggles]
He's not an easy person to love by any [bleep] means. He's not.
Well, I did love him.
I know.
[dog barks]
I know there's still gonna be some type of hurt when I see him,
and I don't wanna backtrack.
I'm very angry.
I'm very nauseous, like, I just, I don't want
I don't want to feel anything towards him.
Yeah, I'm scared for what the outcome is gonna be.
[goat bleats]
[Angela screams] Stop, Michael!
[Angela] What the [bleep] you got me in a jungle?
No.
You goddamn--
And after talking with Skyler, she's made me really skeptical,
especially since Michael told me to go back home to the US,
while he stays in Ivory Coast,
to hear a decision on the visa which could take two weeks.
Something ain't adding up.
So let's start with yesterday, Michael.
-This is just, this is not how I planned. -Okay.
You've been shady, man.
Like this whole visa [bleep]. You've been shady.
Then, telling me I can leave, like, who does that?
Do you see a problem there?
Do you? Do you see a problem here?
So why would you say two weeks if it wasn't stated?
You just came to me and said it could take two weeks.
You didn't, she didn't tell you that.
Why would you say that?
What group? What group?
On social media.
You know why I don't?
Because you don't tell me [bleep].
You're lying and I'm catching you in lies after lies, is sickening.
-Angie-- -Right a fact, let me see your phone.
Let me see your phone.
[dramatic music playing]
I don't know what Michael's talking about,
but I need to get his phone to look at this group he's on,
because I don't trust him at this point.
Especially after I found out he lied about
switching the interview from Nigeria to Ivory Coast.
So what else is he hiding from me?
What is this pop-up? What is this?
[bleep] What is this with all these checks?
-That is-- -Why December Michael? 30,000K contributions.
What is this?
Michael, three checks.
Oh, my God! Michael two checks, Michael five checks.
Michael three checks. I'm saying checks.
I'll figure, I'm gonna go, I'm gonna hire somebody to tell me what [bleep] is.
Are you digitally giving money to the bank, or are you getting cash?
So where is the bank? Where is the bank? The question I--
Who are you handing the money to?
So why are you paying it?
No. Why are you paying?
Really? What about my rainy days?
You know what all this sounds to me? I'm just telling you.
Like, you've got a piggy bank.
[Michael] No, no, no, no.
-Angie-- -Just shut up.
Where's this [bleep] group goddamn chat?
Now, look, look, look at all these goddamn people in here.
What the [bleep]?
"Paradise Man"?
Let's check this mother [bleep] out.
No, you're a Paradise Man, group administrator, you're the group administrator?
You're the Paradise Man?
You son of a bitch!
When I look at the name "Paradise Man,"
right there is giving me a "What the hell is this?"
That looks like they're scamming people from the US,
with for women in a "Men's Paradise" for visas?
What the [bleep]?
Right now, I feel like,
he knows when that visa's coming,
he wants me to go home,
so he can get his opportunity to go to the US without me.
You help? You have no goddamn business helping.
You [bleep]!
I will not listen to your--
You know what is like a real man?
Real men are providers.
Let me tell you what a real woman is.
A real woman is one that's calm and gentle and not bitchy.
That's a good question.
["Us Against the World" by We are Lady Dave]
♪ Look at them laughing making their faces ♪
[Gino sighs] All right.
Yes, I am.
I know.
♪ Maybe they're jealous ♪
♪ Cause maybe we're different ♪
-Hello. -Welcome to Big George's.
-How are you? -Good.
-How are you? -[Gino] I'm doing great.
How can we help you today?
My washing machine kind of broke down,
-So I'm looking for-- -Our.
Our. Our washing machine broke down,
and I'm kind of looking for a new washing machine.
We've got the washers and dryers right over here.
Okay.
After my big fight with Gino,
things are awkward between us.
But he doesn't wanna talk about it anymore.
Happy marriage. Happy Life. American Dream.
I had my washer for 20, almost 23 years.
That's a good life.
It was not working very well because, uh,
uh, we smell like wet dogs all the time.
It was not dry, like drying the clothes.
-Well, my dryer broke down, and so my heat wasn't working. -Yeah.
Well, you came to the right place.
Why don't you take a look and I'll be up front if you need me.
-Thanks, Patrick. -You're welcome.
Thank you, Patrick.
-This is pretty nice, but it's missing an agitator. -The what?
Um, I want to try to find you an example.
Oh! Right here.
This is an agitator, and it helps, you know,
take the clothes and throw it around, and clean them and mix them.
-Now you're a cleaner expert, all of a sudden, -[indistinct]
All of a sudden, you know about the [bleep].
-So convenient. -I'm learning.
But I did do my research on this fancy washing machine.
[Gino] You're such a [bleep] nerd.
[Jasmine] Oh, my gosh, look at this one.
They are so aesthetic.
So what? This is only 500 bucks.
And it's got an agitator in it.
You know what? It's not fair that you know, like
we have the money to buy these things,
because they are things for the house. But when I,
you know, need something that I prioritize,
and we don't have money for those things.
I know Jasmine is very upset
about me not paying the pageant fee yet.
But I had lunch with my Uncle Marco earlier
because I really needed some advice about what to do.
We have to figure out how can we possibly, like, move forward?
[Marco] She's been such an independent woman in Panama.
She comes here and she's not independent.
My advice to you, Gino, you be the bigger person.
It's gonna show her that you love her.
Let her go in the pageant.
It'll be one less thing that you're arguing about,
and she can't use it for an excuse anymore.
-To start an argument or to feel bad about. -Right.
My Uncle Marco's opinion is very important to me
because he's become like a father figure to me.
He has a lot of wisdom.
You know, he's older, he's been through a lot.
And so I really appreciated the fact that,
you know, he's very honest with me,
and gives me, you know, good advice.
Why the beauty pageant is not a priority?
It is important for me.
[Gino] No, I've always told you I wanted you to go to--
Yeah, but you are not paying for it.
Like, you know what, I give up.
Well, I spoke to my Uncle Marco today.
And you were talking [bleep] about me as usual.
Are you gonna let me speak?
Go ahead.
Um, you know, he felt that...
...you know, I should sign you up for the pageant.
I know it's something that you wanted,
and I booked the pageant,
and I paid the 1200 fee for the pageant,
basically using our credit card,
uh... today.
You didn't.
Yeah, I paid...
I paid the fee. It's already paid for now.
You did?
Umm...
But, you know, I also have...
...some expectations, too, for you.
Umm...
So a couple of things that I would like you to do
is not to... start arguments with me.
And the second thing is, I would like you
not to say hurtful things to me when we are arguing.
-I don't start arguments. -[Gino] Yes... yes--
Jasmine, you continue arguing, and that's the problem.
[Jasmine] Gino, Gino, that's why I get mad.
-[Jasmine] You never listen. -Yes, I do.
For example, look what with the beauty pageant,
which I really appreciate Uncle Marco convincing you.
-No, it doesn't take them. -[Jasmine] Okay, then I'm--
He reminded me.
There you go.
I'm 100% sure that if Uncle Marco
hadn't put pressure on Gino
to pay for the beauty pageant entry fee,
he would never done it by himself.
That hurts me. It's like ...
This is like, I'll give you this,
you know, but you have to do this,
like he's trying to condition me.
I'm not a freakin' dog.
I'm his wife and ...
He's [bleep]
Thank you, but the person that I really have to thank
personally is, like, Uncle Marco because--
Yeah, because, because you'll never thank me
for anything I've done.
No, thank you, Gino.
I want to make sure you give me all the credit I deserve
for busting my ass,
first of all, to get you to this country on the K-1...
You know...
[Gino] ...because I don't hear you say thank you.
You know what is like a real man?
Real men are providers,
and they never throw into my face,
and list the things they do as a man.
Let me tell you what a real woman is.
A real woman,
an attractive woman is one that's calm and gentle,
and not argumentative, angry, and bitchy.
That's a good question.
[dramatic music playing]
[Gino] I took my uncle's advice,
and then she insults me.
Oh, you know, you're not a real man,
because a real man is a provider.
That's a low blow. I mean ...
I supported her financially and emotionally,
um, for three years,
and that's like the kind of thanks that I get.
[Sophie] I was talking to Rob this morning on the phone,
and I said,
Me breaking up with Rob
isn't like breaking up with a boyfriend,
like I'd have to divorce him.
And if I leave him, that's me leaving for good.
[Patrick] I like the ranch.
My dad would never do that with my family
It is a little mad. For one, you know,
I'm gonna agree with Thais on this, you know.
My dad isn't perfect, but he's still my dad
and he's the only parent I have left.
And so anytime I see my dad,
I want to help him anyway I can.
♪ She's a straight talking ♪
♪ Street walking top shelf ♪
♪ Leather lining limousine ♪
How you doing, Soph?
-[Sophie] Yeah, I'm fine. -[Claire] Yeah, sure?
♪ Don't' stop Don't drop for anyone ♪
♪ Hurricane ♪
Look what your mug says.
Yeah, that's me.
[both laugh]
Last night, my mum told me that she wanted to talk to Rob
and just confront him about
how he's been treating me lately.
So like I called him.
Then he agreed to meet which is a little bit surprising,
considering that we left things on such a bad note.
I haven't actually seen him
since I stormed out of his house,
but my mom may be able to knock some sense into Rob.
You look sad.
[Sophie] I was talking to Rob this morning on the phone,
And he told me that his friend,
you know his friend Tor'i,
he went to our wedding.
[Claire] Yeah.
He told Rob that he thinks that I'm using him.
Shut. Why would he say that?
[Sophie] Which is weird, because I'm cool with Tor'i,
like I don't understand why you would say that.
Well, he said it obviously because of Rob.
Well, obviously once again, he only needs [bleep]
I don't know, and I said that to Rob.
I said, "Obviously, he must have been like,
oh, she just left to go party
with her friends or some boy [bleep]"
He said, "Oh, I had your back.
I was defending you the whole time telling,
telling Tor'i not to talk like that about my wife."
-I was like, then-- -You know that's not true.
That's Rob manipulating again.
First of all, if I used anyone for a green card,
I would choose someone that has money and a bathroom.
So I would go to America and have this great life.
I would not have chose Rob.
I love Rob. That's why I moved here.
But not everyone is trying to move to America,
like there's a lot of things in America
that Europeans don't want any part in.
And I just think that comment is stupid.
That's a silly [bleep] comment.
We come from London.
We're Brit-British.
We get free health care.
There's loads of job opportunities.
We don't need to come to America
for [bleep] stupid green cards.
No, I know. And it's like, Why would I use someone
that I actually want to be with?
It makes no [bleep] sense.
I feel like you're at breaking point.
No, I just don't want it any more drama.
He needs to do all the talking, not you.
I'm gonna be calm,
but it doesn't change what I'm going to say.
I can't just take [bleep]. I've got to say the truth.
Because you're my daughter.
You know, if you go, I'll come with you.
I'll leave him, he can come back to London.
Even though England's like...
You don't have to move if I move. You can stay.
No, you don't need...
There's no way I'm staying over this side of the world
if you're in England, trust me.
I don't want to keep giving Rob continuous chances,
but at the same time,
it's not like our relationship is like a normal one.
Me breaking up with Rob
isn't like breaking up with a boyfriend,
like I'd have to divorce him.
And go back to my country.
And if I leave him, that's me leaving for good.
So tonight I want to see and feel that this man gets it.
He gets that he's gonna lose me.
He gets that he has to change.
And if he can't, then it's like, I'm just gonna leave.
All right, let's get out of here.
[Spanish music playing]
It's a no for sure.
We don't need to.
Yeah. I don't think we're gonna have a party there.
-No party then? -No.
[Patrick] We're coming back from my dad's ranch,
and we were hoping to have Aleesi's party there
because it's so beautiful.
But he wants us to renovate it before anyone shows up.
And it'd just be a lot of work.
Yeah. I'm not going to do that.
-It just doesn't make sense. -No, it doesn't make sense.
So why don't you want to have a party there?
[Patrick] Like, I like the ranch.
But, you know, I don't want to pay a bunch of extra money
just to have rocks and then pay for all the food.
-And then... everything there. -[Thais] Yeah.
It just it seems like it'd be a lot of work.
But it could be cheaper if you didn't add the rocks.
-[Thais] Yeah. -It would be cheaper.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I think we could have a party without the rocks.
You could have a party. At least say that.
-Come on. -Yeah.
[Thais] Who cares about rocks?
Jose.
[Patrick] I think he was just thinking, "Well,
why pay a random place money when you can use that money
-to fix my ranch... -[Thais] Yeah.
...and have the party here."
My dad isn't perfect, but he's still my dad,
and he's the only parent I have left.
My mom passed away a few months ago
after a three-year battle with cancer,
and my relationship with my mom
probably more complicated, you know, than my dad.
And so I know the reality of death,
especially after my mom passed away
like, I don't have a lot of chances to spend with my dad.
And so, yeah, like, anytime I see my dad,
I want to take full advantage of it,
and help him anyway I can.
My dad would never do that with my family,
never like charging...
not for here, for real.
He'll never do that.
It is a little... For one, you know,
I'm gonna agree with Thais on this, you know.
You're his son.
[Thais speaking]
What'd you say? Wash clothes?
[Thais laughing] Yeah, he wash clothes.
Well, he uses the apartment when we're gone.
Oh, he uses the apartment when you're gone.
[Thais] Yeah.
Yeah, 'cause we've got a washer there,
and he doesn't have a washer at his place.
I told you having a washer is really...
It's like a, it's a real luxury.
It is weird Jose goes to the apartment all the time.
When he's not around, he basically lives there.
He does his laundry there.
I mean, I don't get that.
I mean, if my washer and dryer broke,
wouldn't you let me do laundry at your place?
Yeah, I don't know about for a year.
It seems like, you know, the best move might be, you know...
And then you can save money.
And then when the time is right,
you wanna invest into something out here
you can have yourself
to give to Aleesi when she grows older.
You can do that.
I don't necessarily
want to get rid of the apartment right now.
There's sentimental value in the apartment.
Well, apparently, you have more sentimental about it...
-...than Thais, is there? -[Patrick] I do.
Apparently, you're the sentimental one, yeah.
Yeah, like when we came back this time
and I saw all our pictures there,
like, I like, it made me feel good.
If that's what's gonna make you...
If that's what's gonna make you homey.
No. And then all the things that you used to do,
like, when you were there by yourself.
And then I would show up,
like, put the roses on the floor of the bed.
Aww... how cute you are.
I get it, but I just...
I don't see the reason to get rid of it.
You guys aren't really convincing me like...
No, I'm not trying to convince you.
I'm just here to give voice of reason.
You make your own decisions.
[Patrick] John and Thais want me to get rid of the apartment
and I have no words, really.
I don't want to get rid of the apartment,
and they think it's a waste of money,
and it's like, and it's helping my dad,
so it's not a waste of money to me.
Tomorrow, we're all going out to dinner,
and it's gonna be Thais's side of the family,
and my side of the family.
So hopefully we can hash everything out
because I feel like for Thais and I's relationship,
the better our families get along,
the better it is for us.
[Manuel in Spanish]
[Ashley] The vague answers are, frankly,
just not going to cut it anymore.
I'm done giving and giving if he's going to act this way.
[in Spanish]
[Ed] Hey, Mom, I'm gonna be honest.
I didn't expect you for the price of one. I'm gonna be...
[Patty] Well, maybe you should have been a man.
Well, maybe you should have done a better job
raising your daughter.
[Patty] There are no words in any language
that can describe that son of a bitch.
I did a fantastic job raising my daughter.
You want to be mean to me? I'm gonna throw back.
[Liz] Get out, Ed.
[waves splashing]
Okay, is that her?
She brought a friend.
That's not her.
It's making me nervous.
I don't know what she looks like.
What if she comes with a friend?
What if she comes from behind?
We are at the beach because I want to find out
if my husband lied to me before he married me.
And so Kobe messaged his ex-girlfriend,
and we are all going to meet up today,
and have a talk.
It is a little bit nerve-racking
because I don't know what I'm gonna find out.
I mean, it's already 4:15.
What time did you tell her she would be here?
I told her to be here, like four o'clock.
I don't know what's going on.
When you and her broke up, was it a bad breakup?
The way Emily is acting right now
is really making me frustrated.
which is selfish, because ...
...I haven't been in Cameroon for almost three years.
[Kobe] Oh, my Gosh, babe, it's really getting late,
and I don't know if she's gonna show up.
I texted how the time and the location,
and I told her that my wife was gonna be there,
you know, maybe that's why she's not showing up.
I mean, I want to leave here with an answer,
so I just need you to explain it to me,
so I feel okay with, you know, everything.
Like, what do you want to know?
When did you actually break up with her?
Okay? So you were not single after I got pregnant?
-[Kobe] I mean, we were... -And after you proposed to me?
We were not in communication for a while.
So were you still in love with her when you met me?
I want to make sure...
I just find it weird
that if you were seeing other people in China,
you wouldn't just communicate with her, like, hey...
I was having the best time ever.
[Emily] Exactly, so why wouldn't you end it with her
when you were already seeing other people?
Well, because at that point I didn't know of
when I was going to come back to Cameroon.
And I was just living my life.
So you were just keeping her, you know,
as backup in case you didn't meet anybody.
If you want to say so, then she was my backup.
I mean, how would she feel?
I would be pissed if I dated someone
for years and years and years,
And then they move to another country
and, like don't officially break up with me,
like I feel bad for her.
When you got pregnant,
I know this was like, you know,
something huge for us to work on.
And that was when I told her that.
Okay, I texted her and told her, "Okay, I...
My life has turned into a, you know, a different chapter.
And I'm, that I'm serious about"
I just want to make sure that when you fell in love with me,
it was your whole heart falling in love with me
and not part of it
already still in love with somebody else.
I was not in love with her. I mean...
Okay, got it.
I want to ask you one question.
-Do you think I love you? -[Emily] I know you love me.
Okay, then why are you bringing up stuff?
-I'm just wondering. -[Kobe] So what's the problem?
Honey, I'm not...
[Kobe] Are you trying to ruin the moment?
You're the only one getting very upset here.
I'm not getting that upset.
What do you wanna do now?
I mean, I think the way we could deal with it
is just to clarify there's no more little secrets
that are going to come out in the future.
[Kobe] I don't have any lies or secrets I'm hiding.
Okay.
[Kobe] Are you okay now?
Are you at ease?
I mean, a little betrayed, not gonna lie.
It took me getting knocked up
to really knock your girlfriend out of the picture.
[Emily] You know, I love my husband.
And in order to have a healthy relationship,
I know I really need to let this go and move forward.
But it still just makes me wonder like,
"Why did you lie about it?
And why did you drag it out so long?"
Like, why not just tell me the truth
when I brought it up to you after Valerie said it?
Now I have doubts.
Just give me one kiss and that's you know... Aww.
[Kobe laughing] Whoo!
I just don't want to go in on our wedding day,
and, like, not be able to enjoy it all.
So it just kind of sucks that this all happened,
you know, a few days before the wedding.
♪ Changes in control ♪
♪ I'm confident I know that ♪
♪ Sometimes I intimidate ♪
♪ I love where I'm goin' ♪
♪ Locked in Now I'm loading ♪
♪ Nothing's gettin' in my way ♪
[in Spanish]
[Manuel speaking]
[in English] Wow.
[upbeat music playing]
[in Spanish]
[suspenseful music playing]
[in English] Today, Manuel and I saw a lawyer
about a postnuptial agreement,
but then, the topic of my student loan debt came up,
and that set Manuel off.
To be honest, I don't think Manuel understands
how common student loan debt is.
But he'd rather fight because he loves to fight
and blame me than quiet down and listen to what I'm saying.
[in Spanish]
[Manuel speaking]
[Ashley speaking]
[Manuel speaking]
[Ashley speaking]
-[Ashley in English] Do you want loose carrots... -Huh?
...or do you want a bag of carrots?
[Manuel speaking in Spanish]
[Ashley speaking]
[suspenseful music playing]
[Manuel in English] Okay.
[in Spanish]
[Manuel in English] Wow.
[in Spanish]
[in English] I don't know if there was a miscommunication or what,
but I definitely told Manuel about my student loan debt in the past,
and so I'm not really sure where all this anger is coming from.
He's trying to make it seem like I'm the one keeping secrets.
When the whole reason why we went to the lawyer in the first place
is because of Manuel's sketchy ass behavior.
[in Spanish]
[suspenseful music playing]
[Manuel speaking]
[Ashley speaking]
[Ashley in English] Whatever.
I feel like Manuel's secrecy is kind of at an all-time high right now.
I have no clue where the thousand dollars is
that I gave Manuel just the other week.
But according to Manuel, it's absolutely insane
that I'm even I'm asking what the money is for,
what is happening with it?
All that.
[Ashley] The vague answers are, frankly,
just not gonna cut it anymore.
I wanna help, but I'm done giving and giving if he's going to act this way.
This marriage needs to feel like a united front.
We need to feel like a team here and not like I'm a supplier.
This isn't supply and demand.
It's not the stock market.
This is a marriage.
[suspenseful music playing]
[in Spanish]
I have really tried to be better,
but Sophie has really distanced herself from me.
[Claire speaking]
-I mean... -Stop. Let me finish.
I can only be this good and this nice for so long
before I snap.
♪ Enjoy the feeling The clock is running ♪
-I got new clothes. -[Claire] Oh, my God.
[Sophie] I do.
What vibe are you gonna dress for to see Rob?
[Sophie] I don't know.
[Sophie speaking]
Sophie, all your clothes are slutty. [laughs]
[both laughing]
[sighs softly]
I'm curious to see, like, how he comes like
Is he going to come and be like, "Hey, how are you doing?"
Or he's gonna be like, "Hello?"
[Claire] Yeah, see how he comes.
[Sophie] Yeah.
[Sophie] I'm feeling really nervous.
I'm kind of a bit worried about how tonight's gonna go.
[Sophie] My mom and Rob haven't seen each other since my wedding,
and they've never really gotten along.
But I do just feel like
I, personally, have tried everything that I could do
to make Rob listen to me and make him see
that he does need to change, or I'm gonna leave.
And I just think she might be able to make him listen.
At the end of day, she is my mom.
She's my mom and my dad.
That's someone that he should listen to how she feels.
And she can maybe get across better to him
than I can.
[Claire] When you see him, though, do you think, "Wow, he's so good looking"?
When he shuts up, I love him.
[Claire] Yeah.
But his face, I still find attractive.
His body, everything, so attractive to me, so I'm like...
at least he has that.
Maybe it's not love. Maybe it's lust.
-No. I'd have left if it was lust. -[laughing]
There he is.
-He's there? -[Claire] Mm-hm.
-[Sophie] Hello. -Hey, what's up?
Can we get a hug?
-You look nice. -[Sophie] You look nice, too.
[Rob] Mm, I like that dress.
I like your pants.
-Hello, Claire. -[Claire] Hey, Rob. I can't get up 'cause of my legs.
-It's all right. I understand. -[Claire] All right, good to see you.
It's good to see you, too.
-You already started drinking, huh? -[Sophie] Yes.
[Rob] You got your sips going.
What you got? Just a coke?
Meeting up with Sophie is hard enough
'cause I don't know where her head's at.
I don't know what's even happening between us right now.
But meeting up with Sophie and Claire?
[bleep]
Claire doesn't like me,
and all Claire does is validate Sophie.
But I'm here because Sophie asked me to be,
and she said it would mean a lot to her.
So I want to hear what Sophie has to say.
[insects chirping]
[Sophie speaking]
[Rob speaking]
Cicadas. What the hell is that?
That sound.
[Sophie speaking]
No, it's a big bug.
You ever walk around and you see, like, the little bug shells,
-that are just like clinging on to things? -Oh, yeah.
-Yeah. -[Rob] Those bugs.
Time for me to be the life of the party.
After you drink, your very nice.
[Sophie speaking]
[Rob] Not. I'm not.
[Rob] It's not that I'm nice. I'm just more fun.
[Sophie] No, you're great, actually.
Drunk Rob is the best.
[Sophie] The best.
[Claire] So this is all lovely and sweet, but...
there's obviously a big elephant in the room.
It's about you two, like...
your marriage is an absolute train wreck.
Well, I was very upset at the costume shop.
Yeah, I didn't do it on purpose,
-and I didn't... -[Claire] You need to stop.
I'm just saying. I'm saying, though,
like he didn't purposely... It wasn't bullying.
[Claire] I thought Sophie was stronger than that.
But when you're in love, you can't turn that...
You just can't turn your feelings off.
I mean, how she was defending him, even at the table.
I wish there was a button that I could say, "Turn off Sophie loves Rob."
But I can't.
I have really tried to be better,
but Sophie has really distanced herself from me.
Am I... Am I wrong?
-Like, am I... -Yeah, you're wrong.
[Claire speaking]
When Tor'i said,
"Sophie is not here for you,"
I said, "I don't believe that."
I think that is having her back.
[Sophie] So when he was saying rude stuff about me,
you wasn't feeding him negative things about me, now?
-Sophie, the... -Be honest. Just be honest.
-I'm just asking. -[Rob] I'll be... I'm being... I'm being honest.
The reality is,
I'm not happy with how things have played out.
But when two people get married,
even if they're going through hard times,
[Claire] "They'll stay together," that's what you're gonna say,
-right? -That they would work it out.
Oh, my God, are you... This is why you can't be with him.
Stop. Let me finish.
[Claire] She has every right to leave you.
[suspenseful music playing]
[Claire] I don't believe Rob can change at all.
I believe he wants Sophie.
And I believe he will tell her what she thinks she needs to hear.
But he doesn't think he's really the problem.
There's no hope.
You could end all this arguing right now.
Be honest and just own it [bleep] like a real man.
I'm trying to work things out with my wife here,
and you just want her to walk away.
[Rob] I'm trying to be on my best behavior,
but it feels like Sophie's bringing other people into this
that are dead set on pulling us apart.
I mean, I can only be this good and this nice for so long
before I snap.
[Angela] Let me tell you something,
this whole phone is mine now.
-You're not getting it. -Angela.
[Angela] [bleep] 'Cause I'm tired of your goddamn lies.
-I am not lying to you. -You keep problems in our marriage
-and I don't need you... -I am not lying to you.
[Angela] Shut the [bleep] up!
Ah, [bleep]. I'm out of here.
[suspenseful music playing]
[people talking indistinctly]
[Michael] Calm down! Let me--
[Michael speaking]
Unbelievable.
I'm here to try to solve what happened yesterday...
I now find out
he's on a private online visa group,
but it's called "Paradise Men."
[Angela] There is some scamming [bleep] going on,
And it makes sense now
because he's been secretly depositing money
into a piggy bank account.
You know what you did on this phone is wrong.
Answer the question.
[Michael speaking]
You are not manipulating me today.
[Michael] I'm not manipulating you.
You are not.
So bottom line is,
we need to contact the immigration lawyer
because I can't believe nothing you say.
I'm gonna ask her to tell me the truth.
"Would you advise me to leave?"
And if she says, "You need to get the [bleep] out,"
I'm out tonight.
Do you understand me?
I'm not as dumb as you [bleep] think.
[suspenseful music playing]
[Angela] I'm gonna tell you something.
This whole phone is mine now.
[Angela] You're not getting it.
Angela.
[Angela] [bleep] I'm tired of your goddamn lies.
-I am not lying to you. -You keep problems in our marriage,
and I don't need you.
-Yeah, I'm not lying to you. -[Angela] Ah, shut the [bleep] up.
Ah, [bleep]. I'm out of here.
[Angela] I'm going to eat. You go suck your [bleep].
You didn't... "I didn't lie to you." You got caught out.
[bleep]
[Michael] Angie.
[Angela] We fight every goddamn day.
We don't belong together.
Move ducks! I used to be scared of you.
Now, I'm pissed. Move the [bleep] out!
Get the [bleep] out of my way!
[ducks honking]
-[Michael] Angie. -[Angela] Bye.
-[Michael] Angie. -[Angela] Get out of here.
[Michael] Angie, wait.
-[Michael] Let me explain. -[Angela speaking]
[indistinct chatter]
-[Angela] Go, babe. Go. Go. -[Michael speaking]
Bye. Bye. Shoo. Bye-bye.
-[Michael] Angie. -See you later.
-[Angela] See you later, Paradise Administrator. -[Michael] Please.
[somber music playing]
[inhales deeply]
[exhales heavily]
[Angela] I just can't believe all this [bleep].
After seven years, like this is [bleep] ridiculous.
I don't know what to think no more.
I'm [bleep] thought out of trying to figure him out, honestly.
You saved your [bleep] life
over and over and over and over and over and over again.
Mother [bleep].
He's the sneakiest snake I've ever seen.
And if I know he's a snake,
why do I bend down there to grab him when I know he's gonna [bleep] bite me?
[in Portuguese]
[John in English] I don't know what's going on,
but I think your father likes me.
[laughter]
[in Portuguese]
[laughter]
I don't know how many good men you've been around,
so how the hell do you know what a [bleep] decent guy is?
-You're being rude. -[Rob] I would...
She's being nothing but rude to me.
[Sophie] Mom, mom. Stop.
[Sophie] Mom, stop.
[upbeat music playing]
All right.
-[Aleesi crying] -[John] Oh!
[sings] ♪ Don't cry, Miss Aleesi♪
[sings indistinctly]
I'm feeling nervous.
-You're nervous? -[Thais] Yeah.
I'm nervous.
We're going out to dinner tonight with both our families.
We wanted to get everyone together,
so then that way we can plan out Aleesi's party.
This is the first time ever that we are having our family together,
so we are nervous.
Yeah, especially for my dad to meet your dad.
They never met each other.
-Yeah, me too. -[Thais] I hope they are...
they become friends.
Well, yeah, I hope so.
'Cause it's gonna... If not, it's gonna...
make for awkward Christmases.
If anything happens you put the baby in between them,
things would calm down.
We should've... We should have put... Aleesi in a referee shirt
-and give her a whistle. -[laughing]
That would have been good, right?
-[whistles] -[chuckles]
[Patrick] All right. We made it.
[John] We made it. All right.
[Thais] Me and Patrick, we've been married for over one year,
so it's a long overdue for the family meeting.
But I'm worried everything could go wrong,
because my dad and John's dad have strong personalities.
[Thais] So I'm really scared that they will clash.
[Thais exclaims]
[in Portuguese]
-[speaking in Portuguese] -[Jose exclaiming]
[Thais shrieks]
-[Jose in English] How you've been? -[Patrick] Good to see you.
Good to see you, too.
-Good. -[Thais speaks in Portuguese]
[in Portuguese]
-[Thais speaking] -[Jose speaking]
[Patrick in English] That's a nice shirt.
Thank you.
[in Portuguese]
[Jose laughs]
[in English] How was your day?
-Yeah? -[Jose] Yeah.
[chuckles]
[Thais speaks in Portuguese]
-[Thais chuckling] -[Jose mumbles]
[Jose in Portuguese]
[mutters]
[all exclaiming]
[in English] My parents got divorced when I was 11 years old and...
And my mom wasn't there, you know,
when I got my first period,
and like when, you know, first kiss, and...
It made me feel, you know, a little angry.
But I think now after Aleesi,
we have a better relationship.
[in Portuguese]
-John. John. -[laughter]
She can hear.
[Patrick] I don't know why you think like
people who don't speak English.
That's how they do it. That's how...
No, they're not deaf.
Mother.
Brother.
[Thais laughing]
[indistinct]
I don't know, you know. [exhales]
I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
-No, God. -[everybody laughing]
[Carlos speaking Portuguese]
I don't know what's going on, but I think your father likes me.
Okay. [laughing]
Fraternizing with the enemy.
Very well. I was, I figure I'm warming them up for you.
[giggling]
[suspenseful music playing]
[John] What are they talking about?
[techno pop music playing]
[Rob] I wouldn't have come here today
if I wasn't willing and wasn't trying.
But you haven't done anything whilst here to show that you're going to change,
which I was really hoping you would.
I don't even know why you're entertaining it,
because he's gonna go around your circles--
[Claire] It's so painful.
If you don't want to be here, then why are you here?
Shut your mouth 'cause I'm here for my daughter.
But she's asking you to stop talking and you're saying it's so painful.
So like, what happens next?
Okay, I'm saying, I'm telling her not to call you...
I'm saying you both don't be rude to each other.
I'm not trying to be rude.
Okay.
[Sophie] I think letting my mom come here tonight might have been a mistake.
I really need to get somewhere with Rob
and figure out what we're doing with our relationship.
But I can't do that with her, you know, chiming in
and trying to attack my husband.
You make a romantic gesture, she goes along,
then you go back to treating her like [bleep].
Do you see what I'm saying?
I don't think she should stay with you,
I think for her mental health, it's not healthy.
At the end of the day, it's not your decision.
So you're gonna have to sit back and just see what happens.
You are gonna have to sit back--
Because you cannot-- What? All right, fine.
Control her. Because I'm so terrible.
No, no, no. I'm worried about my daughter.
And if I wasn't a good mom, I won't be having this conversation.
If her dad was around, she would have a dad
that would be having a conversation with you.
-But he's not. -Shut your-- No, no.
Any father would not put up with a man like you
treating their daughter like that.
I don't know how many good men you've been around,
so I don't think you have the best--
That's why I've got an experience.
How the hell do you know [bleep] a decent guy is?
[Sophie] Okay, you're being rude.
Because he is rude.
She's just being nothing but rude to me.
I'm shutting her down, am I not?
I literally need to go.
I can't sit anymore.
All right, you go 'cause it's getting too much.
Mom, mom, stop!
Stop!
Wait, I'll come with you.
[dismayed] He's mean to you.
[Rob] What the actual [bleep]?
Claire is trying so hard to convince Sophie
that I am the manipulative one,
but she's crying in Sophie's face,
desperate to get Sophie to listen to her.
Claire is is trying her best to try and drive that wedge
between Sophie and I, and it hurts.
I mean, how manipulative is that?
[indistinct]
[sobbing] And the fact that he's mean...
I can't really talk about it 'cause it just makes me sad.
It makes me sad 'cause she's falling in love with the wrong person,
and there's nothing I can do about it.
[Sophie] I'll be back in one second.
You okay?
-Yeah. -You know...
You just have to be careful what you say.
I try not to, but she says low blow [bleep] like...
I understand she was.
Okay, but you know, you have to be like...
-[Rob] But you can't... -Watch what you say to her.
I don't want you guys to beef like It's very hard for me
to have both of your sides, but you need to do--
I think it would be better for me to...
Talk to your mom after you and I are on better terms.
Then, I can say something to her and hopefully we can mend.
I can't keep having your back, Rob.
Hopefully, we can mend things.
I mean, your mom didn't--
She wasn't interested in hearing anything I had to say.
Like, the only answer is I'm a piece of [bleep]. I'm sorry, I'll do better.
I try to give an honest answer.
I didn't put you in the middle of it.
[mysterious music playing]
Honestly, If my mom was more supportive,
I feel like that would really help me.
And if Rob was actually nice to my mom, then I feel like that could show me
that he can change.
But instead neither of them made an effort.
And it's like I don't want to choose sides,
but at the same time, it's like
everything that I do to try and fix the relationship backfires.
And I'm constantly trying for what?
This man does not care about me.
He's not gonna change for me.
I literally just... I don't even know what to do anymore.
Sophie.
Just hold on.
[Sophie sighs]
What is this? Look at this. [gasping]
And he's the administrator of this [bleep].
If it's not a scam chat, then what the hell is it?
This is goddamn crazy.
[suspenseful music playing]
This is not how I expected this trip to go.
[Angela] I swear to God, I'm sick of this.
You son of a bitch.
Goddamn it, man! When does it stop?
I am sick of him doing this to me. Goddamn it!
Look, there she is.
Look, what the [bleep]?
They're all laughing about [bleep]
There's 100... [bleep] 200 people in this chat.
And he's the administrator for this [bleep]?
I just arrived at the hotel after this huge fight with Michael,
and I'm still furious.
This is so embarrassing, man.
[Angela] On the way back to the hotel, I went through his phone
like a fine toothed comb and I find a picture
of an older woman looking for a husband,
and they joke about...
That's what it looks like.
If it's not a scam chat, then what the hell is it?
What is this? Look at this. [gasping]
That's a bunch of [bleep] money.
Michael's involved in a [bleep] money ring.
That's a bunch of [bleep] money.
He's charging them. That's why he's got the Paradise Men.
He's charging them.
This is goddamn crazy.
All these goddamn pictures.
What is the life insurance and how do you use it?
Life insurance?
Is this bitch planning on killing me?
If you pass away, the life insurance company can pay out...
What the [bleep] is this?
The [bleep]?
Life insurance.
Oh, God. What is this?
They know my personal business.
Do you understand what he's done?
They can scam me for every [bleep] thing.
He just gave a random person my [bleep].
[Angela] This is that point.
So how do I protect myself?
I need to find somebody that don't know neither one of us
that can tell me facts.
Am I seeing out of the box too much?
Am I being delusional?
With what I got, I need help.
Oh, God, this isn't [bleep] real.
[Patty] You just need a minute. Let it out.
He is going to die a very, very lonely old man.
And he's going to spend the rest of his eternal life in purgatory hell.
[intense music playing]
[foreboding music playing]
[indistinct chatter]
[dog barking]
[Liz] This place was clean when I left.
[dog continues barking]
[Liz] I'm going to the kitchen.
[Patty] All right.
[Ed] Oh, hey.
My mom and I are back in Arkansas
to get the rest of the things out of my house.
We're gonna pack up all my things, put it in one room.
The movers will come, pack it up.
And then my mom and I are gonna drive back to San Diego.
This can go in the [bleep] trash.
I'm surprised that... Oh, it did crack open. Look at that.
[Ed] Liz, what did I tell you about cussing around my dogs. They can hear.
This is the same watermelon that's been sitting there since I left.
That's disgusting.
Look at this.
[Ed] Yeah, that's called penicillin. It's gross.
I've only been gone for one month, and this house is a [bleep] pig style.
[Liz exhales in disgust] I'm just really annoyed. I don't... It's disgusting.
He cannot be responsible for taking care of anyone, let alone himself.
I'll take care of the pantry.
I can take this out.
Good job.
Ed, have you been cooking out of this?
Yeah, it's awesome.
It is awesome.
It's better when you wash it 'cause you've been cooking with slime.
No, I haven't. It was...
This thing had slime at the bottom right here.
That's why I washed it.
Probably because we didn't wash it after the last time we used it.
[Liz] Ed, It's just been you. How is there so much trash everywhere?
The furthest thing from my mind was for me to clean the house for Liz.
[Ed] Generally, I'm very neat.
I'm waiting for Liz to get her stuff out.
And then I'm having a professional crew come in,
and I want them to cleanse the whole house and go from there.
But here comes her mom and her attacking me.
And I'm just going to keep my mouth closed.
I just want her stuff out and for her to move on
for me to move on, you know amicably.
And you know, it's... Yeah, kind of immature.
Were you able to get a storage unit or...
It's none of your business.
Liz, actually, it is.
No, it's not. I'm on this [bleep] lease till December.
Okay? Just stop.
-[Ed] You don't pay rent. -[Liz] I do pay rent.
Your rent was due on the first, you have not paid me.
'Cause you told me to get my stuff out or pay the rent.
And I told you my stuff...
I have the screenshots. I have the screenshots.
Don't test me out. My [bleep] is out tomorrow.
I handled it. So don't throw rent in my face.
Okay, stop! So, your stuff means your furniture, right?
-It's her stuff, right? -Can you listen, Ed?
I said everything will be out by the night.
Hey, Mom. I didn't expect two for the price of one I'm gonna be told.
[Patty] Well, maybe you should have been a man.
Well, maybe you should have done a better job raising your daughter.
Oh, I did a fantastic job raising my daughter--
[Ed] You sure have.
[Liz] Get out of our face, Ed. Please let us pack.
-That's why you abandoned her. -[Liz] Get out.
[Liz] Get out. That's why you abandoned your kid, too.
Just Mom, stop. Just get out, Ed.
You wanna be mean to me? I'm gonna throw back.
[Liz] Get out, Ed.
[Ed] You're why she's the way she is.
[Liz] Hey, this is why he's just gonna sit there.
This is why she's the way she is.
He's just gonna keep doing it.
Just let him let him have his moment.
[Patty] Who the hell does that son of a bitch think he is
to question me about my raising my child?
And that I did it wrong?
There are no words in any language
written, spoken, ancient or any language that may come in the future
that can describe that son of a bitch.
Can... Oh, [bleep].
I knew that was gonna happen. [bleep]
Are you okay?
-I'm okay. -Don't take it personally.
Just don't. Don't let him get to you.
You know, if you weren't there, I'd have been all over him like...
[Liz] That's how he is.
[Liz sniffles]
[Liz sobbing]
[Liz exhales]
[Liz continues crying]
He is going to die...
a very, very lonely old man.
And he's going to spend the rest of his eternal life in purgatory hell.
[Liz crying]
-Look at this. Woo-hoo! -Look at this.
[woman] Morning!
[Rob] Next time on 90 Day Fiance Happily Ever After...
The number one on my list is a goat.
[Kobe] It's right over there.
[David] Oh, there he is.
[Emily] It's so cute, but I never thought in my wildest dreams,
that would be traded for a goat.
What are you talking about?
Jose, I don't know what he said.
When it comes down to it, you shouldn't charge your son for rent.
[Patrick] Yes, he should. I charge you for rent.
He's kind of crossing the line.
It's our business and really he has nothing to do with it.
[Loren] I had a call with Dr. Deb, and he basically told me
I need to stop doing everything I'm doing.
Okay, so what do you want me to do?
You want to go lay down on the bed all day, and that's it?
She can't move. She can't live.
She can't look up. She can't look down.
Forget about the first two weeks where she couldn't even
change her own clothes by herself.
We were not prepared for this surgery.
You downplayed it and you told me it's nothing.
I'm glad I downplayed it because if I didn't...
That's it, I'm done. I'm going to sleep on the couch tonight.
[bleep]
I am sorry if I hurt your masculinity as a man, but...
[Jasmine] We are acting like we are each other's enemy.
We don't have intimacy and we are newlyweds.
This is not how marriage should be.
[Claire] Was that Rob?
Forget Rob. Leave it.
[Sophie] I'm at a point where I'm actually gonna stop running from my issues
and either move back in and be all in or, like, I have to leave it.
[Angela] I called the immigration lawyer.
I've had enough. All this time...
[Angela shouting] Get that phone!
No, it's mine!