Previously on "90 Day Fiancé.
" Come here, princess.
It feels amazing to be reunited, finally.
It feels magical.
You already look American.
Look at you.
Ghibli promised that we would move to LA.
If we move, because the way the check-ins
are saving us is looking right now.
We got work to do.
Like, that's kind of cute.
Yeah, that one's way more sexy.
And you and Kobe will have your alone time.
Yeah, hopefully, if he wants to.
Oh, he will.
I'm not really sure what to
expect when I see Kobe today.
What I'm most worried about is
that the spark's not there anymore.
Oh, my god.
Oh, my god.
She's changed.
She's getting weighed, but
it's not about how she looks.
Oh, my gosh, you guys.
He gets here tomorrow at 1.49.
My fiancee, Muhammad, is arriving tomorrow.
And my friends have not been
very supportive of my relationship.
He was pissed because I wore a bikini.
And we didn't talk for
like two or three days.
You are compromising a lot.
Would it be the worst thing to try to
use up the full 90 days to figure it out?
Oh, right.
This is home.
This place is dilapidated.
Is there any rats in the kitchen?
Do I look like a person?
Well, the ceiling is falling.
Right now, I don't even know who I am.
I wanted to see if Shia truly wants
me for me, and not for what I have.
I'm really questioning some
things about her right now.
We came to Trinna, but
they're a little bit on baggage.
OK.
I feel as if I was being received.
Shia arrived yesterday,
and it didn't go very well.
Yeah, I did play a joke on her.
Picked her up in a work dirty van,
and we're staying with our child at home.
But this is not what I expected.
I felt like she was pretty
insensitive towards me, my feelings.
And hey, what if this was my house?
Today's a new day, but there's
still a little tension in the air.
Hey.
You good?
Come in.
It's not still upset.
New day.
I'm good.
All right.
I got-- I made you some tea.
Oh, thank you.
Just put it down there for me, please.
So are you off to see you all dressed?
I got some business stuff to take care of.
I'm going to try to get
it done as quickly as
I can, because we still
got lunch with my mom.
I just want to say something to you.
What's the dealy?
I do want to apologize
the way I acted yesterday.
I came in from such a long
flight, and I was so tired.
And to come here, and I wasn't
really expecting everything.
I should have never had an outburst
or say things to you that was unkind.
And I really appreciate that.
I mean, I appreciate, one,
your apology, and I accept it.
I'm sorry for any of my part as well, too.
One of my concerns that I kind of
overreacted was I came here on a K1 visa.
Yeah.
I'm unable to work for a very long time.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah.
So you are my sole provider.
Right.
Can you take care of me, Belal?
I would not have brought you to KC
would not the intentions of
me be able to take care of you.
Yeah.
Like, one of the things for
me that is big is, like, gratitude.
I see you're wearing a little t-shirt.
I mean, I just wake up that way.
All in all, when I woke up
this morning, I was thinking
a lot about her perspective
where she was coming from.
And I definitely understand it.
I do think that she could
have said it a lot better.
But we put that all to the side, and I'm
looking forward to a better day today.
Here, let me give you a hug, because I
know you said that you were on your way.
Yeah.
Enjoy the rest of your day.
All right, baby girl.
Thank you so much, and I'm sorry again.
All right, love you.
Love you, too.
Say your apology.
Love you.
Bye.
Drink the tea.
It's getting cold.
I apologize for peace, because my family
is, like, 3,000 miles away from home.
I have no one here.
I just have Belal.
But trust me, it's definitely going
to be something that we're
going to have to work on and talk
about, because I am
not-- I'm not done yet.
We definitely have our work cut out for us.
Hey, salam alaikum, mommy.
Yes, dear.
Salam alaikum salam.
Good, missing you.
Oh, I'm missing you, too.
So I'm finally here in KC.
OK, all right.
Yeah.
Mommy, there's
something I want to tell you.
It's not really sad news.
It's just that, I don't know.
I feel as if I don't know
who is this person, this Belal.
You remember when he came
down to Trinidad, how he was?
Yes, sophisticated.
First of all, I just want
to show you something.
This is why I'm saying that.
I'm just going to show
you the ceiling, mom.
See this?
You see this, mom?
Like, this is not even safe.
That's-- that's America for you?
Look, mom.
Small and detailed.
That is where I'm coming at, mom.
I feel as if I was deceived.
The person who I fell in love
with was the guy I met in Trinidad.
Mm-hmm.
I understand all that.
But to walk into this, I felt ambushed.
Like, and now he's telling me
I have to accept him like that.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
When I was told I had 90 days
to come to the United States,
I told Bilal that I
would want to come off
the plane and get
married to him immediately.
Those feelings have changed drastically.
I'm thankful that I
have, like, 89 more days
to get married to Bilal, because we
have 89 more days to solve this situation.
Hey, hey.
You always have a choice, sweetheart.
You always have a choice.
Oh my gosh, that looks so pretty.
It's literally-- it doesn't even
seem real, but I'm so glad it is.
I'm, like, literally going
to pick up my fiance.
Oh my gosh.
Mohammed is from Alexandria, Egypt,
and he's literally in the air on
the way to Albuquerque right now.
What is this?
I'm so excited and happy.
I've been waiting for this forever.
But it's a mixed bag of, like,
anticipation, of being nervous.
It's definitely a lot of
emotions going on right now.
I know that some of my best
friends, they have all these concerns.
Like, what does he do?
Or why is he so young?
It's like, oh my gosh.
Like, there's got to be a reason why
the guy wants to be with you,
not just because he loves you.
Like, I don't know.
He needs a sugar mama, or he wants
a green card, or something like that.
And I love this person.
This is two years in the making.
Let's go down this way.
I just feel it in every part of my
being that I know that it's right.
I'm a pretty intuitive person.
I've already made decisions of what
I'm doing, and that's not going to change.
This one, 942.
When I see him, I just, like,
want to be embraced in him
and just hug him like he's
never going to leave again.
And then get a kiss.
Oh my god.
My love.
Oh my god.
You know, we-- Oh my love.
Oh my god.
Oh my god.
You're finally here.
I can't believe it.
I'm so happy.
Finally.
Finally there.
My name is Mohammed.
I am 25 years old.
I'm from Alexandria in Egypt.
It looks so beautiful.
For you, my love.
I mean, like, you're here.
I'm not dreaming.
You're here.
Oh my god.
When I saw Eve here,
that was an amazing feeling.
I show affection.
I feel a little weird because you
can't show affection in public in Egypt.
I love you so much.
That was my first test of freedom.
I felt like I was born
again in this moment.
OK.
Are we ready?
Yes.
It was very long.
I told you I did it four times.
I feel like I came walking
from Egypt to here.
It took so long.
We have been waiting two years
for this moment to go home together.
Albuquerque is prettier than this garage.
I'll tell you that.
I feel like I'm living in a dream.
And I'm scared to wake up again.
So babe, what do you think of your first
trip on an airplane out of your country?
Leaving my home, it was very
hard because we know that I'm
not going to be able
to go back for a while.
Oh, that breaks my heart
because I know how hard it is.
And that's like one of
the biggest sacrifices.
And I don't think that
people really understand that.
They think that I'm taking
sacrifices for your culture.
And they don't understand
that you're leaving everything.
Like you're leaving your loved
ones, your mom, you know?
I didn't imagine it was
going to be that hard.
I'm sorry, love.
I'm very excited to have
Mohammed here with me.
But I'm worried about these next 90 days.
He's leaving a country that
he's never set foot out of.
And he was living with his
mother, who cooked all his meals.
And I'm going to be away most days all day.
So that's a huge adjustment.
I mean, what if he misses his family so
much that he doesn't want to stay here?
Or what if our cultural
differences are just
too much that we're
not able to get along?
Are you excited?
I want to see it.
We did it.
I did it.
I'm the one who applied
and did all the paperwork.
I worked very hard for this.
I think we should photocopy it
and frame it and put it in the house.
My name is Ariella.
I'm 30 years old.
And I'm from Princeton, New Jersey.
I live in Ethiopia with my
fiancee, Binyam, and our son, Avi.
But we just got approved for the K1 visa.
So now we're moving to
the US in just three days.
It's kind of crazy.
Why would you wait?
I don't know.
You know them very well.
You know how to talk to them.
And they'll be happy
for you because I think
that we'll have a lot of
opportunities in the US.
And I feel like if you understood where
I was from, you wouldn't get mad at me.
I'm an Italian Jew from New Jersey.
Like, this is my culture.
Every time you say, oh,
why you asking like that?
Why you didn't say anything?
This is my culture.
Binyam and I are totally different people,
like day and night, or what
do you say, sky and earth?
Yeah.
I was raised in the suburbs of New
Jersey in a big Italian Jewish family.
I worked as a freelance writer and helped
manage my father's cardiology practice.
I was raised by my siblings.
My religion is Orthodox Christian.
I'm doing dancing, singing, teaching
personal training, martial arts, gymnastics.
I do so many things.
Biny and I met outside a taxi stand
when I was traveling through Ethiopia.
After three months of
dating, Biny and I found out
that I was pregnant, so I
decided to move to Ethiopia.
I ended up having
the baby by emergency
C-section, and then a
month later we got engaged.
It was a crazy frigging year.
Yeah.
You want to eat?
Biny and I have had so many ups and downs.
We've had amazing times together.
We've had horrible times together.
Perfect.
The last year has been particularly hard.
I'll eat a little bit.
Mmm.
Actually, that's good.
Mm-hmm.
Again.
Our son Avi was diagnosed
with a hernia, and he needed
to have urgent surgery,
so I went back to the U.S.
Surprisingly good.
I never could have predicted how bad
the distance would be for our relationship.
Please don't be too sad when I go.
I love you so much.
I love you so much.
Seeing Ari's lift, he
reminded me of my ex-wife,
because before Ari, I
married an American woman.
We have a son.
And then when she left,
she doesn't come back.
Wait, wait.
I love you so much.
I'm scared.
It's very hard.
Okay, let's go, go, go, go.
My first baby, I didn't see him
now, like, three years and a half.
I didn't ever see him.
I hope you will come back.
I ended up having
to stay in the U.S.
longer because I couldn't
get Avi's surgery right away,
and Vinny didn't believe
me that I was coming back.
We ended up just fighting, and then
we just stopped all communication.
Number unavailable
because his phone is off.
Do you have any idea what's going on?
No. He literally just does
not pick up the phone.
It's very hard for me, like, in mentally.
Every time I'm thinking in my mind,
"Oh, she should not come
back. She should not come back.
" So I want to
make Bizey myself.
I was always with my friends.
I hang out with them in the club.
And then I turn my
home, like, in the studio.
Most of the time I do, like,
silence or switch off my phone.
That's why she feel like I'm with her.
After everything you have done,
I will never go back to Ethiopia.
You are surrounded
by evil, but I don't want
you to lose Avi because
Avi is an amazing boy.
You can come and live
with me and Mombasa with
Avi, and we can start it
over again as a family.
Shut the f*ck up and listen.
God knows who you f*cked, and
God knows what you've been doing,
and I don't even care and
I don't even want to know.
This is your last f*cking
chance, so wake up.
Yeah, I know you didn't even want
to come to Kenya in the beginning.
But I ended up being right anyways.
No, of course if you... I'm so sorry.
I don't want to hurt you anymore.
I love this baby.
And I love you.
I love you too.
I came here to Kenya to
be in a beautiful place with
my family without all the
noise from other people.
I know that if I went back to Ethiopia,
our relationship right now would be over.
My feeling is like... I'd like
us to try to go to the US.
I applied for the K-1 visa a
couple months after Avi was born.
I wasn't really sure that
we would even go through
with it, but the process
takes a really long time,
so why not just apply for
it and see what happens?
When Vinny finally got a K-1 interview, this
was a chance for us to start over again.
They better give you that visa.
Vinny ended up flying
back to Ethiopia on his own.
I felt like even just seeing
where we used to live
and seeing the people
that were around when I
was not there would have
been really hard for me.
But I decided to fly to
Ethiopia because I love this
stupid jerk and I wanted
to be there to support you.
If I'm not allowed in, I
will wait for you nearby.
Thanks for coming.
We've been back in
Ethiopia a few months now.
I feel like everything
is better like before.
Yeah, but we still have issues.
It's still hard for me to trust you.
We still have trouble communicating.
Things aren't perfect.
I don't want to hurt your
feelings when I say this,
but we knew I've just
gone off the worst, like
nine months or a year,
whatever that ever.
It was extremely painful for me,
and I told you that I really want
to believe that you've changed.
And I feel like when I look at
you, I feel like you're different,
but I don't know if it's... I don't want
to say that it's not real, I don't want
to say that you don't
want to put the energy in,
but are you really ready
to be married to me?
Because of Avi?
But there's been times
that you didn't love me,
and there's been times you didn't want to
marry me, and those feelings can come back.
I understand. We fight a lot.
We fight in so many things.
You know what I'm saying?
Now just we can face it.
We're married, you know.
I grow up, you grow up.
I want to marry you.
I want to start a new life with you.
I'm so happy. I'm so full of myself.
You know, although Bini and
I love each other very much,
we still have major problems to like
communicate effectively with each other.
And when Bini moves to the
U.S., I don't think 90 days is enough
to work out all of the
issues that Bini and I have.
If the old Bini comes back, and
he starts partying, going clubbing,
to avoid dealing with these feelings, I
don't think the relationship will survive.
You've never seen a car
like this before, have you?
Which one is your this?
It's a red one, babe.
I like red.
Red to match the red carpet.
After months of waiting
and not even knowing if this
was going to be possible,
Miona is finally here.
And it feels exciting because I
get to show her where I'm from.
Can you just wait right here?
Okay, sure.
Can you sit up here? Let me help you up.
Am I not going to break it?
No, you're not going to break it.
What are you talking about?
You good?
Yes.
What are you doing?
Close your eyes.
Okay.
Don't look.
Okay.
All right, open your eyes.
Wow. What's that?
You got to open it.
Big a*s box.
You can't come to South Dakota
unless you're going to be my cowgirl.
Oh my God, I can't wait to see it.
Are you going to be my cowgirl?
Yes, of course.
Let's go.
Yee-haw.
Oh my God. Those are so cute.
I never had cowboy boots.
I definitely think I went
overboard getting gifts for Miona.
I mean, the cowgirl boots were
definitely necessary. Let's be real.
Can I put it right now?
Does it fit?
I think I can, but... Okay. We
might have to get you a bigger one.
I could have just done flowers and
chocolate, but you know me. I'm extra.
And a one and a two and a
three and a size four and sold
to the beautiful girl, Miona,
all the way from Serbia.
She's going to get the right one, the
left one, the right one and the right one.
And she sold on the pink boots as well.
Okay, let's do it.
Let me try it.
Yeah, let's do it.
You are funny.
Jibri's gifts are so thoughtful and he
always knows what I'm going to need.
Do they fit?
Yes, they fit perfectly.
All right.
But I still don't want
to live in Rapid City.
Thank you.
You're here. Give one shout.
Just let it out.
Just one.
No, that's all you.
Just one. Let's go!
We did it! She's here!
She's finally here! Let's go!
Your turn.
No, no. That's all you.
Jibri's always over the top,
but I love that about him.
He is so unique and different.
All right, saddle up. Saddle up. Let's go.
I'm going to get you to the card.
Miona's here. It's happening, man.
I got to step it up.
I got to make sure my
credit score is right now.
You know what I mean?
I got to be like an adult.
Yeah, that's overwhelming.
All right, let's go, cowgirl. You ready?
Yes.
All right, so this is Rapid City.
Welcome, welcome, welcome. Look at this.
There is nothing.
No, what do you mean nothing?
This is freedom. This is peace.
Yeah, it looks nice for a countryside.
Are we going into the city now?
This is the downtown.
That looks so American.
I didn't know much about
Rapid City before I came here,
but first thing that I noticed is that
there's a lot of cars and nobody walking,
and that's definitely a lot
different than where I'm from.
All of the buildings are kind of on one
floor, like there is not tall buildings,
and that's definitely smaller
than what I'm used to in Serbia.
Are you nervous?
Maybe a little bit because
of your mom, but...
What are you worried about with my mom?
I don't know. Is she going to like me?
I don't want it to be
some weird kind of energy.
As long as you just be
yourself, I think that's
the best thing you can
do, you know what I mean?
Yeah. I know.
I feel nervous about
staying with Jibri's parents.
I'm especially nervous
about meeting his mom.
All right, we're almost there.
Mm-hmm.
Jibri told me that she's
kind of a little bit direct,
so I want her to like
me because I think
Mahala's opinion is
really important to Jibri.
This is the little downtown square.
This turns into like a little
ice skating rink in the winter.
Oh, yeah, it's so cool.
So in the winter we can go ice skating?
I don't think we're going
to be here until the winter.
Nah, we might. We should. Why wouldn't we?
Why are you getting upset?
You don't like the city?
It's for six months?
We're going to see.
Myaun is very stubborn.
She has a hard time compromising,
which is very hard for me
to deal with because I'm
stubborn as well and I have
a hard time compromising.
So I think it's going
to be tough for us to
come to agreements, especially where to
live and not only where to live, but when.
Myaun has always dreamed of
living in America, living in a big city,
but I hope she can come
down to reality and realize
that we've got to work to
make these dreams come true.
So that's pretty much the whole city?
I mean, yeah.
I don't know if she's quite understanding
of what we're getting ourselves into.
I don't even know what
I'm getting myself into.
Put it the other way.
Try it. Yeah. Woo woo!
Yes!
Ah, come here.
Do you want to drive?
No, not yet.
You're not ready to drive yet?
Not yet.
Oh.
Don't worry.
I thought you were going to get out
here and you were ready to like take over.
Not so soon.
Okay.
Don't worry yourself.
Don't worry yourself.
The bus.
All right.
Kobe just arrived in
America and I'm really excited.
Like I'm excited to, you
know, have our time together.
I love you.
Reuniting at the airport was such a dream.
There were fireworks,
our kiss was everything.
And I really do want to just
like pull over to the side of the
road and jump on him and get
it on because it's been forever.
But I have to contain myself
and wait for later tonight.
Excited, babe. Everyone's excited.
I'm still a little nervous that
I haven't told him the plan.
Like we're not going to
go straight to see Kobe.
It's important for me to take him and have
him one night to myself because once we get
home, we're probably not going to have sex
for a while because we have a child now.
We live with my parents, but I just
don't know how he's going to feel about it.
You're in America.
Are you freaking out, honey?
Baby.
What?
Man, I can't really believe
like this is happening.
I know.
I cannot believe it's been two years.
I get to hold you and kiss you.
I know.
So funny.
And it was supposed
to be a one night stand.
Look at us now.
Look at us, baby.
Look at us now, babe.
We have like 90 days to get married.
This is so crazy.
This is so crazy.
Like my stomach is like turning now.
Babe, stay focused on the steering wheel.
I am.
Oh my God.
I love you, baby.
I can't wait until you're behind the steering
wheel and I give you driving lessons.
Oh yeah?
Because you're out in freaking
Cameroon, what, going 120?
All right.
You have to drive with me
before you drive with Cobin.
I had to feel it out.
I don't know if I'm allowed to drive with
my license, driver's license from Cameroon.
So I need to find out this part.
Maybe I need to take some
driving lessons and stuff like that.
I'm a good driver though, right?
Babe, I didn't say you're bad at driving.
I know, I'm just saying.
I'm a good driver, right?
Yeah.
You're trying.
Trying?
You're getting there.
What are you talking, I've been
driving longer than you have.
Doesn't mean.
Okay, whatever.
Let me tell you, all right?
I have a whole lot of experience, you know.
Yeah, driving is really easy.
It's way easier than...
In Africa, probably.
Did you ever drive a car in China?
You had a motorcycle,
but did you drive a car?
I never drove a car in China.
Oh my God, I seriously
thought I was going to get hit.
Emily's been driving longer than me, but
that doesn't mean she's a better driver.
I've driven worst
situations in critical roads.
Roads over here are so wide and roads
back home in Cameroon are so small.
You need to squeeze, you
know, swing away through cars.
Here driving is just so easy.
And driving an automatic
car, which is so easy,
I drove automatic car just once
and there was nothing there.
Sorry, I'm not...
This is Kansas.
Welcome to Kansas.
Yeah.
I haven't...
I've been so, like, I want to catch up
with you and talk with you all the time.
Like, in person, I'm freaking out.
I'm seriously freaking out.
Baby girl, you don't know how it feels
like to hold your hands like right now.
I know.
My hands so small compared
to your hand, my love.
Nobody can hold her
a lot of big things, huh?
Oh, my gosh.
Kobe, do not be inappropriate.
You, my love, are, you
know, we're parents now.
This is so crazy.
Babe, you're sad.
You're having some amazing babies.
I know you know
that, but... I know.
I'm pretty sure we're going to get
along like, you know... Oh, my gosh.
We're going to play so much.
Now that I'm in America, I'm
finally going to meet my son, Kobe,
which is something I've been
looking forward for over, like, two years.
The only thing I know that Emily
always tells me is that he's so wild,
and I want to see how wild it is,
like, to be able to judge by myself.
So I'm really excited.
I can't wait to meet him.
Um, so I know you really
want to go see Kobe,
but I just think, like, I haven't
seen you in, like, two years.
That means we haven't had sex in two years.
So I was thinking... Well, I got you
something that I think maybe you'll like.
I don't know.
So, will you get my purse
really quick from the back?
I think it's right there.
Okay, don't look, though.
So I got you a little something, babe.
What do you think?
This is hard, so I can't
wait to see this on you.
Ooh.
I am honestly excited about the
lingerie thing because it's been long.
It's our thing.
I used to wear, like, back in China.
I had one, like, sometimes I could wear,
and then I could dance
for her and stuff like that.
I think we need this for ourselves,
you know, to, like... Yeah.
...recreate our love life.
So I was thinking maybe
we could just, like, have one
night together, you know,
because I wanted to see Kobe,
and obviously I don't
want to take away from that,
but would you be okay if maybe we had a
date night and stay the night somewhere?
I know, but don't you want to have,
like, one date night with me, babe?
Yeah.
How is this possible?
I feel like she's being selfish.
I want to see my son.
Please, give me a chance,
like, let me see my son as well.
I have never met him before.
It's hard, babe, like, you know.
No, and I know, and I want you to,
like, meet him too, but I, like, want you.
You know what I mean?
I want to.
At the same time, I want to meet Kobe.
I know, and I'm not trying to take
away that moment of you and Kobe,
and I was just thinking, like, it's,
you know, our only opportunity.
I totally get that Kobe
really wants to meet Kobe,
and it is a big priority
to finally meet your son,
but our relationship
should be a priority too,
to make sure that the
chemistry is still there,
to make sure that we're
able to make it the full 90 days
and get married and be the
best parents we can be to our son.
So if he's not going
to make this a priority
now, then when will
he make it a priority?
You get to see your new home, my love.
I'm so excited.
Mohammed arrived from Egypt
today after waiting two years.
I know it's difficult to
leave his family in Egypt,
but I definitely am going
to try to make Mohammed
feel as comfortable as
possible in these next 90 days.
It's still surreal, babe.
It's surreal, babe.
I'm going to be leaving
with Eve until we get married,
and that's Guinness
religion rules in Egypt.
Here we are, babe.
Your new home, home sweet home.
But I consider Eve my wife from first
when she accepted to be engaged with me.
That's why I don't feel bad about living
in Eve's house and sleeping in Eve's bed.
My mom, she's very
happy for me to be living
with Eve because she
sees how happy I am.
So I hope that God will be okay with it.
This is for you.
Oh, I love this. Oh, my God.
This is for you for now, your desk area.
Oh, yes.
That's us, yes.
Yeah, and this is for me.
Look at your mom and you.
Thank you.
You're welcome.
And this is Theron's room.
So cute.
He has a nice room. I like it.
Theron is with his father this weekend,
so that turned out nice so we
can have some time together.
All right, close your eyes.
Don't peek.
I still closing my eyes.
Can I open it?
No, no, no, no, no peeking.
Stand right here.
Okay, open your eyes.
Oh, my God.
I love you.
I love you too.
Look at the box.
It's for when we get married.
Okay.
Oh, my God.
My king.
That's so pretty.
I love it.
I love it.
It fits you perfect.
Yeah.
You have my perfect fit.
My size, perfect.
My fit as well.
It's the same.
You're my perfect fit.
Thank you, babe.
You're welcome, love.
You're so beautiful.
Okay.
The only woman in my imagination is
the woman will love me as my mother.
So someone prepare everything
for you to make your life easier.
That's what I was looking for.
Eve makes me feel good.
You know, like, she's older, she's
mature, and she taking care of me.
I love you so much.
I love you so much.
So there's one thing
that I wanted to get done
and I didn't get done,
and it's the bidet.
What's that?
The bidet, you know, like
when you do your... Yeah.
That.
I will get it done.
All right.
I don't know what you will do in the
meantime, but I guess you'll figure it out.
Okay.
A day is like a faucet for washing
yourself after going to the toilet.
And it's important to me
because I practice Islam.
And when you're going to pray five
times a day, you're going to be facing God.
So you have to be clean 100%.
Tissues for us, it's not enough.
I don't know why she didn't
get these bidet works before
I come because that's
really, really important to me.
Do you know how to put it together?
We'll see.
I've never done that before.
Okay, well, I think we're
going to need some help.
So I'm just saying.
I'm a little upset about that,
but it's our first night together.
I'm not going to let that
bother me too much.
But I feel like this is an
example of the culture in America
is completely different of
what they are pleading in Egypt.
All right, well, we're finally home.
So my fear is I invested in this relationship
and I left my country, my family.
Eve needs to make
sacrifices as well for me.
And if she doesn't, I think that's
me going to rule our relationship.
So I think it's time for us to relax.
I don't think we're going
to be relaxing, babe.
Slowly.
Hi, Abhi Babhi. Hi, T.
Hi.
Vinyam went to the studio.
I'm calling my mom.
Okay.
We are living in a
hotel because last year
when we moved to Kenya,
we gave up our house.
Viny and I are really looking forward
to having a permanent home again.
We've been kind of like moving
from place to place for a long time.
So I think we're both tired of it.
Hi, how are you?
Okay. How are you doing?
Good. I miss you a lot.
I can't wait to see you.
I miss you too.
So excited to see you and dad, you know.
How are you feeling?
You know, I'm scared, mom.
I hope Vinyam likes where we live.
I hope that he settles in, you know.
I am worried about whether
he's going to like it or not.
That's why I was talking to dad last night.
How do you think Vinyam
is going to feel about
being like two steps
away from your parents?
Like on one hand, Viny is so excited
because he wants you guys to be his parents.
He doesn't have parents.
But on the other hand, he's
always like, if we fight, don't
tell your parents anything.
I don't want them to have
a negative opinion of me.
When we get to Princeton, we
will be staying in an apartment that
my parents rented for us in the
same complex where they live.
I think Viny is feeling a little
apprehensive because my mom has been really
involved in my life the past couple of
years and in the relationship with Viny.
So he doesn't want my mom's over
involvement to jeopardize our relationship.
It's going to be pretty
hard when we're neighbors.
I'll try to stay out of as
much as I can, you know me.
I'm always putting
in my two cents.
You know, I'm relieved to go to
the U.S. and be away from his family
for a little bit. He can deal
with the sh*t from my family now.
When I moved to
Ethiopia, I was hoping that I
would have a good
relationship with Viny's family.
It didn't end up working out that way.
His sisters have never treated me well.
If this relationship didn't work. Yeah.
What's going to happen to the baby?
Are you going to take this baby?
You have to calm down.
You act like he's eggs now, I swear.
That is really, that's really f*cked up.
You're going to let your
sister talk to me like this?
Now he can deal with the stress
of how you guys, I dealt with the
stress of his siblings and not
having support when I needed it.
But you were constantly
criticized by his
family and he's not
going to get that from us.
We call it constructive criticism.
Compliment, criticism, compliment.
We say it with a smile.
But the thing is, you are,
you're getting away from all that
negative energy, but maybe he
doesn't want to get away from that.
I think in his heart he
wants to get away from
it, whether he's scared
or not. I don't know.
Tonight I have to pick up my music.
Second, tell my friends about I'm leaving.
I am very nervous for tell them
because it's a very huge surprise.
My friends and we know each
other for very, for long times.
We're working together about music.
They are like my family.
I know maybe they're not
happy, but I have to move there.
Yeah,
They're so happy, and
then I will tell them just...
So I'm scared, you know, just my family,
you know how much they love
me, they're worried about me.
Because of my last relationship, my
family, they want to be protecting me.
They want to be close to me.
I know I will break my family's heart.
It's very stressful for me.
Yeah.
Good luck.
All right, baby, you
excited to meet my family?
Mm-hmm.
Okay, let's do this.
You nervous?
A little bit.
It's okay.
I'm feeling a little anxious
about my parents meeting
Myona, especially my
mama, who's the therapist.
But I just hope that everything is smooth.
And I'm hoping my mom can
roll out a red carpet for Myona.
Rather than a therapist chair.
Just be yourself.
Okay.
I got you, baby.
Oh, mom, dad, we're home.
Hello.
Oh, hi.
Hi.
Hi.
Nice to finally meet you.
So perfect.
So nice to meet you.
I'm so excited.
Hello.
Yes, finally.
I'm excited.
Wow, Jabri, look at your outfit.
I know.
I had to show up for my queen.
I got her some little cowboy boots.
Oh, wow, those are nice.
Welcome to South Dakota.
Yes, and the hat.
I have two.
I can't put it on, but yeah.
I like her.
She seems sweet.
She seems nice.
She seems sincere.
I thought she would be more nervous.
I don't know Myona yet.
And I really like her too.
I don't know if I wanted to like
her so much, and I do like her.
She is sweet.
Yeah.
Who wants a piece of lasagna?
So what kind of foods do you
eat when you're at home in Serbia?
We eat lasagna too.
Do you guys eat lasagna?
Yeah.
Do you guys have like a meal
for celebrations or holidays?
Oh, this is a good celebration, right?
This is a celebration.
That's perfect.
I'm curious to that.
Absolutely.
So what have you thought
South Dakota is going to be like?
I was looking at some pictures,
so I knew what to expect.
In the plane from Chicago
to here, there was nothing.
It was like these big pieces of
land all in perfect squares like this.
And there is just one tiny house there.
I was so confused.
Like who lives there?
There is nothing around them.
It's that prairie life.
That's the life we're going to live, baby.
No.
No.
No.
It's peaceful.
You've come in the fall, so it's
going to get kind of cold pretty soon.
How are you feeling about that?
Then that's the time for California, baby.
No.
Not quite.
No.
Yes, December.
No, it's been Christmas
year with my family.
Okay, Christmas after Christmas.
And then there's Easter.
What?
Easter is like four months after that.
I know.
That's why we need to
stay here and save money.
That's not fair.
Based on what we're seeing tonight, I'm
a little bit worried about Jibri and Neonet
not being on the same page about
how long they're going to be here.
Communication is the core
of a really healthy relationship.
And I'm not seeing that
with Jibri and Neonet.
And that's going to cause
conflict between them.
So, Brian and I have been talking about
some expectations that we would have.
Jibri, are you giving
me an evil look already?
No.
No.
Okay.
Taking care of the house and
cooking and those kinds of things.
Maybe one or two meals a week that
you guys would cook and take care of.
Yeah, we can do that.
Okay.
I don't know how good it's
going to be, but we can try.
Yeah, we can try.
Jibri's parents, they immediately
gave us some rules as soon as I came.
They're just trying to
hold us responsible, but
they're a little bit
stricter than I expected.
So, Jibri talked about when
you're here that you can't
really work for pay yet
until you get a certain card.
Yeah, I think for a few
months I can't work.
Jibri said you're going to
want to work on your career.
What is that?
I definitely want to work on my makeup,
and I definitely want to start working
on starting some business here.
Putting makeup on people's faces or
is it actually making your own makeup?
Doing makeup on people, I
definitely still want to do that,
but I want to expand that
and make a makeup line.
Jibri, are you upset we're asking
me and her some questions?
I know, I asked her the same
question four times in a row.
She just got here, she's
tired from the plane.
Tonight is not the perfect
way to start the 90 days
because I just don't
like all of the questions.
Yeah, I feel like your mom was
starting with serious questions right away.
That threw me off a little bit.
And it's worrying questions,
it's not encouraging questions.
Come on parents, we need
some encouragement from y'all.
I think it'd be good
for you guys just to get
settled and then we
can work on the dishes.
Okay, was that cool?
Mm-hmm.
Okay, thank you mom, thank you dad.
Yep.
I think living here with my parents
in such a tight living situation
is going to be more
difficult than I imagined.
We've only been talking
for a short amount of time
and I can already tell that
there's going to be issues.
Thanks, babe.
You okay?
Yeah.
Is that too many questions
for mom and parents?
I'm just a little bit tired.
Okay.
Based on the first day here, I already
don't like living with his parents here,
so that's definitely going to have
to change before we get married.
We're going to have to
get our own house and
move away from here,
whether he likes it or not.
Hey.
Hey, babe.
Assalamu'alaikum.
What you all doing?
In the kitchen cleaning?
I'm tired enough to sleep.
Yeah.
We got to eat lunch over at my mom's house.
Okay.
Shaita started last night with
D-, maybe even an F, very close.
She had a lot of things that came
out of her mouth that I did not like,
but after our talk this
morning, she apologized
and she was very
sincere in her apology.
Babe, I'm so nervous.
Damn.
Babe.
I hope she likes me.
Look at me.
Look at me.
Yeah.
Look at me.
I know.
Breathe.
Breathe.
I know.
Shai thinks that we are on
our way to visit my mother,
but I'm going to surprise
her by actually taking
her to our real home
where we'll be living in.
Let's get ready to go.
Let's do it.
Just chill, think positive.
I'm thinking for what I have prepared
for her, bringing her to the real home,
showering her with an abundance
of things that I've gotten for her.
I definitely think that that
would make up for one night.
You know, you told me if she doesn't
like me, what's going to happen?
Babe, she likes you.
You guys already talked on the phone.
Would you still be okay
if she doesn't like me?
Probably more likely
not, but... Thank you.
But... So you can
understand why I feel like this.
I understand.
However, you have nothing to worry about.
I hope so, babe.
Up top.
I hope so.
Okay.
Your hands feel so soft.
That's sweaty palms because I'm Nubus.
Your hands are sweaty.
I'm really trying to take my mother's
advice and give Bilal a chance.
But we have been arguing nonstop.
And I'm thinking, is this the
best time to meet his mom?
I'm a bit nervous.
You hear that "get up"?
Mm-hmm.
Mm.
As I'm driving to his
mother's house, I'm looking out
of the window, and I notice
a change in the houses.
The places look more upscale, and
I'm just admiring these beautiful houses.
This is the type of house I
was hoping Bilal will be living in.
This is the expectations
that I had for me and mine.
Ready to meet... my manna.
My manna.
Oh, my God.
Come in.
This is nice.
Hello, hello, hello.
Have you taken my shoes?
Yup.
Welcome to your new home.
This is where you'll be staying at.
Oh, my God.
Oh, it's time, Bilal.
This is where you'll be staying at.
Oh, my God.
What is this?
Oh, my God, yes.
You mind if I look through it?
You like?
Love.
I'll show you around.
This is the dining room area.
I love it.
You like it?
I love the green.
I love the throws on the couch.
This is what I'm talking about, babe.
I'll call this an oasis of sophistication.
Oasis of sophistication.
I love it, I love it.
Come on, show me more, show me more.
So, here we have our kitchen.
Eat, cook.
Oh, my God.
The bar.
I like it.
Area, watch TV, movies.
It's such a huge difference
from the other house.
Huge difference?
It suits you.
This is more you.
This is what I was expecting.
This is what you was expecting.
Last night, I felt like an
elephant was on my shoulder.
So much was on my mind.
But now I feel like it's
easier to breathe now,
seeing what he welcomed me to
and what we have together now.
But moving forward, I would
always be a little skeptical
when it comes to trusting
what he says 100%.
T.L.U., you ready?
Yes.
Welcome to our magic room.
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God.
Oh, my God, yes.
You really surprised me.
Yeah.
Well, the other house, actually, that
we were at, that's the house I grew up at.
So that's my roots.
Some of the people that still live
in the neighborhood still live there.
So all of that makes up who I am.
But I wanted to show you that
because I wanted also to talk about
appreciation, because we
talked about before, hypothetically,
let's say one day if I was a
millionaire, as an example,
and I lost everything,
and I had to live in a
small studio apartment,
would you be with me?
Would you ride or die?
Yeah, I got upset with him.
Yeah, 100%.
So I wanted to see if that was true.
How you were last night, it
kind of took me by surprise.
However, you know, you made
a forward this morning for sure.
Okay.
We still have a lot
of things to talk about.
We definitely still got a
lot of things to talk about.
Right now, I do feel relief.
But part of me is still like,
okay, so you actually put
me through hell, like some
sort of twisted practical joke.
I came to KC and left everything
behind, including my family.
I trust him with my life.
But this whole testing scenario
feels like he don't trust me.
And I don't want to be in a relationship
with someone who does not trust me.
I got a little something else to show you.
Oh my God.
Oh my God.
This is like my master room.
Oh my God, beloved.
Oh my God.
Is this when I leave the newspaper?
Yeah.
You like it?
That yoga room brought
out so much emotions.
It was something sentimental for me.
The yoga room back home
is a studio that I was renting.
But this yoga space, this is actually mine.
I am completely overwhelmed
that he would even go this distance
just to bring a little part
of my home into his home.
Why wasn't this what you showed me first?
Thank you so much.
You're welcome.
I'm glad you like it.
Can you see yourself doing yoga here?
I can see myself living here.
So my whole prank, it kind of backfired.
It just blew up in my face.
I love the Marians.
Oh my God.
I'm not for sure if Shaina
got the message per se.
And it does wear me a bit that, you know,
she's pretty happy over
all of this versus just me.
Don't fall down.
I know, right?
Okay.
There you go.
But I'm hoping that she's grateful
of just the things that she has.
Okay. More surprises.
Yeah.
The area down here where we have
your pool tables, so just hanging out.
And then I got, I think,
something you might like.
This is actually my car.
This is the car that you've been
hiding from me for two years, right?
This is actually my car, yeah.
Oh, love it.
Okay. Like it?
It's good?
Love it.
This is the things I dreamt about.
This is what I like.
This is me.
Yeah.
I was like, okay, I can see
myself in this car for sure.
I love this car.
But this van, this is my father's van.
As long as I can remember,
he always had two vehicles.
A good vehicle that we drive around,
but he also always had a
work van because my father
was the hardest working
man I've ever met in my life.
Yeah.
About a year and a half
ago, my father passed away.
He was the epitome of what a man
should be to his woman, his wife.
So for me, showing Shida the
house and my father's work van,
in some form or fashion,
it was me getting a
chance for her to kind
of meet my dad first.
Oh, okay.
A lot of this has meaning for the van,
the house that we were at, et cetera.
Yeah.
So I think you'll look
forward to see how hot you're
going to be looking in this
lingerie, okay, baby girl?
So does that mean we can go?
Yeah.
After talking with Emily for
a while and proposing us to
have a mommy and daddy
time instead of going to see Cove
and seeing she was like sad, I'm like,
okay, let's go have mommy and daddy time.
But honestly, like I was
looking forward to meet Cove.
So my little trick worked.
I don't know.
At least I always fall for you.
Aww.
Why are you so sweet?
It's date night, babe.
Oh my God.
Seriously, like my favorite place in town.
I think it looks beautiful, babe.
Look at it.
Seriously, what are you feeling?
It's crazy, you know.
I can't believe like yesterday
I was home in Africa.
Yeah, I know.
I'm still lying away.
You know, I get to meet my son, Cove.
Which I'm sorry that I insisted on
this because I know it's a big deal.
But I think we need this.
We need a date night and then
tomorrow we're going to go meet Cove in.
Alright.
And we're never going to leave ever, okay?
That's fine.
As a mother, I would have
probably said no to a date night.
But it's been two years since I've seen
Covey, two years since we've been intimate.
I'm a born again virgin pretty much.
And I think in the
long run he's going to
appreciate that we did
get that one night together.
Oh my gosh.
Your first night in Salonika.
Alright, you know what we're going to do?
What?
As far as food is
concerned, I'm going to
give you the honor to
choose something for me.
What do you say?
Wow, the honor?
Of course, babe.
I feel so privileged.
Come on, man.
Maybe I can choose
something for myself later on.
But I'm just giving you the honor.
Okay, I'll take the honor.
I'll order you something.
I love when Emily orders food for me.
She's going to be my woman, you know.
She's my fiance and
she knows like I'm not
really into American
food and stuff like that.
I don't really know what
dish is what dish, you know.
Like back in China I used to order food
for her because I know what she wants.
She couldn't speak Chinese and
she was not really familiar with the food.
So it's a blessing that I have somebody who
knows what I want and can give me the best.
Any questions about the menu for right now?
I don't think so.
I think we're ready to order.
I have the honor and the
privilege to order for him tonight.
Man.
So, okay, I'm just going to
do the shrimp risotto for him.
And then I just want to do the
like bistro steak cooked medium.
Bistro steak medium and shrimp risotto?
Yes, please.
All right, I'll get that
right away for you too.
Okay, cool.
So like I know it's so crazy.
We're in Salina.
Like what do you think?
I know there's something
like when I first walked here.
What?
It's like I was the only black person.
I don't know.
There's not a lot of black people here.
I had a feeling like this in
China, like, you know, man.
Mm-hmm.
I know.
In China, there are no black
people like black Chinese.
And when they get to see
a foreigner who is black,
so they're like, some
are really like excited.
Some feel like we are dark
in skin because we are dirty.
We don't shower.
They look at us as less of a human.
I can say that.
Are you uncomfortable?
Yeah, to be honest.
I'm from Africa, babe.
I don't think you're the only one.
I think there maybe is like one
more, but I know what you mean.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
Oh, yeah, sorry.
Salina is a small town,
and sometimes I feel
uncomfortable, like, you know,
seeing myself as the only black man.
So it worries me because I
just want to be in a place where,
you know, we have diverse
culture and stuff like that.
I mean, obviously, I hope you get, like,
comfortable with it later on, but at first.
Yeah.
Listen, I don't want to think about,
like, you know, me focusing on you.
Yeah.
I'm so cute.
But what do you think it's going
to be like, like, parenting-wise?
Because I think we should talk about this
because, like, Koba and I have a routine.
Uh-huh.
And, like, he's a little wild, you know.
I give him, like, a
lot of freedom to, like,
find himself and, like, you know,
just be, be him, be himself, you know.
But are you going to come
in and, like, give him rules?
Like, what's going to happen?
Of course.
I know you have rules,
but maybe your rules
are kind of, like,
flexible or, I don't know.
But, like, give me some rules.
I need to know.
I can't really say
anything else if not, babe.
Trust me.
I need to meet him.
I just don't want you
to go in tomorrow and,
like, meet him, and then, like, the next
day, you're like, "Okay, we should do this.
We should, we shouldn't do that.
He shouldn't do," you know?
I don't want to, like, say set rules.
But do you think we're
going to have, like,
problems parenting
together at first because
we don't really know
our, like, I don't know
your parenting style, but
I know my parenting style.
You know what I mean?
I know I try to polish whatever
thing you might have done.
You know what I mean?
Polish?
Of course.
You're not perfect, so.
Right now, I don't know
Emily's parenting method.
I don't know what she does.
But I hope that with me
being here, we're going
to, you know, we can be a good team,
especially when it comes to parenting coven.
So, maybe you might have your flaws
in some way, you know what I mean?
I just want to be like,
you know, I want things
to be run in my own way,
you know what I mean?
Yeah.
Yeah, but you're not perfect,
so just take it that way, babe.
Okay.
Thanks, babe.
I just like, you know, together we're
going to make it possible, and I love you.
I love you.
It's beautiful.
You're beautiful.
Coven's beautiful.
We have such a beautiful,
like, everything happening.
And, like, I know we're
obviously on a day and night and
we're going to a hotel, but,
like, just a quick question.
You sold the cafe.
Yeah, I did.
And you got money out of it.
I did.
You broke even.
Broke?
What do you mean by broke?
You broke even, like, you didn't make more
money than what you put in, but you got...
I got the money I
invested in it, which is okay.
All the money?
All the money.
All the money that
you put in the cafe is...
When I was in Cameroon,
I invested $2,000 in
the cafe, hoping that,
you know, I was going
to make money out of
it to travel to America.
And it wasn't very
fruitful, so I had to sell
it and get my money back
because I was leaving.
You know my side, like,
obviously financially we're not...
Like, how much money did you even bring?
You didn't even tell me on the phone.
It's a surprise.
It bothers me that
Kobe won't tell me how
much money he brought
to America, especially
when we have a child and we
have to buy diapers and food.
And the only reason I can think he
won't tell me is because of his pride.
You haven't worked for a long time because
of COVID and moving from China to Africa.
Yeah.
So it's like, I don't want
to pay for everything, babe.
Like, what do you have to pay for?
My own ring.
Do I have to pay for my own ring?
I want a real ring.
Do I see what you want to pay for, babe?
I think it's ill*gal to get
married without a real ring.
That's what I think.
So this is the ring that
Kobe proposed with.
I think he bought it off the
street somewhere in China.
But it's super fake.
It's like kind of a gumball machine ring.
It's really about the thought that counts.
But I want a real ring that I
can pass down to my kids.
You know, like, it's a special thing.
In China, did you pay for everything?
No, but you were working in China.
Yeah.
I paid for almost everything.
I know, but you're not going
to be able to work for a while.
We have to plan a wedding.
I need a wedding dress.
I need a ring.
You need a ring.
I don't want to buy my own ring.
I already have to buy a ring.
You're not going to buy a ring?
You're not going to buy a ring?
But I don't want, like, a stupid $100 ring.
This is our first night, OK?
I know, but I'm
just-- Come down.
I need to know these
things because-- Come down.
Once we're with Kobe,
I feel like it's going
to be all about Kobe
and all about parenting.
And tonight is my night
to get all of this out of you.
Why?
I need to hear your feelings.
You don't really show your emotions, right?
I understand.
Babe, listen.
Are we not going to have our time?
We're going to have our time.
It's been, like, two years,
you know what I mean?
It's been two years.
We haven't done any-- Yeah.
Are you, like, nervous about it tonight?
Oh, my gosh.
Do you think it's going
to be like back in China?
Do you think it's going to be
like different or-- I don't know.
Yeah, it's definitely-- I mean,
I pushed a baby out of there,
so I feel like it's going
to be really different.
Anyway, we'll find out.
We'll find out.
Yeah.
I am so nervous to be naked in front of him
for the first time since having our son.
I look so different from
the last time he saw me.
And if Koby and I don't have the
same chemistry like we did in China,
I don't know what the next
Are we going to be able to rekindle that?
Is it just going to be blah the whole time?
Because if so, that's not going to work.
Mm.
Is that the noise you're
going to make tonight?
Oh, my God.
So how was last night?
I think I was sleeping when you came in.
Yeah, I know.
Even I'm so exhausted,
and then I'm so tired.
Tonight is our last night in Ethiopia,
and Vinyam's only just started telling
his friends and family that he's leaving.
Yeah, why didn't you tell them sooner?
Yeah.
I don't want to hate me.
Yeah.
We're having a premiere party for Vinyam's
music video "Dancy, Dancy Tonight,"
and he's going to tell his
friends and family at the party.
Viny is a serial conflict avoider.
I honestly feel really
bad for Viny's family and
friends that he didn't tell
them that he's moving,
because it was going to make them
feel like he doesn't care about them.
I'm going to go to the bathroom.
Me too.
We'll see what happens.
Yeah.
Oh, my God. Wow.
Welcome.
Thank you.
Good to see you.
Oh, my God.
I didn't expect this.
Yeah, you're dancing?
I know how to do it now.
Don't do it.
Today I have mixed emotions, because
I'm so happy for showing my video clip,
but inside my feeling, I'm stressed
for my family living in the US.
Who is this?
Hi.
I don't know who you are.
I'm a friend of yours.
I'm Ovid.
I'm Ovid.
How are you?
Good.
Don't touch us because of COVID.
Yeah, she doesn't want to touch you.
We are here to see Vinyam's music clip.
We're really happy for him.
It's been so long since we saw Ariel.
We are happy for them.
If they are happy, we are happy.
How's Avi?
Oh, welcome, welcome, welcome.
Thanks for coming.
Hey, how are you doing?
Congratulations.
We're here tonight to celebrate
Viny's new music video.
He told me yesterday that he's leaving.
So basically it's a farewell too.
When family gets the news, I'm not
really sure how they're going to react,
but for him to just come
and see me, I'm really happy.
I'm happy to see him react,
but for him to just come
and tell me overnight, like,
"Yo, I'm leaving tomorrow.
" Not good.
Not good at all, yeah.
Thanks for coming for video in Paris.
Congratulations.
Okay.
Today is my special day.
I'm so excited because I want
to see this, like, this is my family.
I'm so happy everybody,
they're liking it, they're dancing.
I get goosebumps.
I'm so happy.
I didn't expect people to like us.
Even Ali, she likes, she's dancing.
For me, it's a very big deal.
Let's go and walk in the champagne.
Let's celebrate.
I think my plan is working
because everybody
is so happy, but now
I have to tell them.
I'm nervous.
Okay, guys, have a seat.
Thank you.
Okay.
We love it.
Thank you so much.
I'm so happy.
But I want to say something,
like, for especially my family.
Sorry, this is so stressing.
This is her fault.
Like, she always manipulate him, you know.
She always control him.
She's control freak.
And he always come and
tell us, like, he's not happy, so
we're really scared that what's
going to happen to Binyam.
After he left to in US,
because I don't trust her.
This is really shame.
I only understand about 30% of what
they're saying, but it's total bullshit.
Him not telling you this
has nothing to do with me.
It's nothing to do with me at all.
You can tell the truth that I
never said anything to you about it,
and I would never tell
him not to tell his family.
That would be so much upon somebody else.
I would never do that.
But you also are family.
You should tell us.
You guys are my family.
I know, but you know sometimes--
We are family, but you say something.
Listen, don't come here to fight
with me, because the truth is that--
We're not coming fight.
Listen, we're not here to fight.
First of all, you just tell us.
So we're surprised.
That has nothing to do with me.
That's Binyam's decision.
I don't care whose fault it is, but if you
think you are family, you should tell us.
He should tell us too.
That's his decision.
We treat you like a sister,
but-- I see this with Tricia.
If that's how you treat your
sister, I want nothing to do with it.
You guys are not nice to me,
and you have nothing nice to me.
You're really nice to me.
No, you're not. You're not.
For them to say that they've
been nice to me is just a lie.
It's just laughable to
me that I should have
told them, because we
have a good relationship.
Biny is an adult, and he ended up making
a stupid decision not to tell his sisters.
The fact that they
blame me for his decision.
It's ridiculous.
I'm happy that I'm not going
to see you guys anymore.
And you know what?
I'm not going to marry you guys.
I'm marrying Binyam.
Holy Oh, that burns.
Oh, my God.
I'll cough it away, please.
That's a new experience.
Oh, my God.
I'm kind of in shock.
I have wine everywhere.
I cannot fix this relationship.
I'm done fighting.
She don't respect us.
She don't respect him.
And I think she's psycho.
They only have 90 days.
I hope they're going to make it.
Will they?
No. No.
Zero person. No.
Next time on 90 Day Fiancé.
I guess this is the reason I kept.
After 17 months, finally it
gets to me, Kobe and myself.
Babe, are you crying?
I never thought I was
going to feel this way.
Kobe!
Well, Davi, we've been talking about music.
We were thinking about potentially
starting back up with the band.
Why didn't you tell me I didn't know that?
Miona's going to have
to get along with Davi
because that's my best
friend and my bandmate.
You guys got to figure out whatever it is.
You let me come first.
I'm not going to let no
friend come in between us.
I feel like I'm being given an ultimatum.
Exactly.
Salam alaikum.
I'm looking forward to
meeting the last family.
I'm a lot nervous, I would say.
So when Belal took you to
where we grew up, how was it?
When I opened the door, I
felt like I stepped back in time.
I was thinking, I really
want to get my computer.
Okay, well that's like a
sixth of our entire budget.
We don't need it. You don't need it.
I just got here and you want to control me?
She's not my mom.
So you're the boss.
I got to text Thais.
Alright.
I definitely feel like Thais
can be a jealous person.
I'm used to texting Thais anywhere I go.
I mean, I share my location with her.
What's up, bro? Done checking in?
Trust me, when she gets
here, the location's coming off.
Bull.
I got to let her have to say sorry.
I don't want the last night's bad mood
to be the last time when I see them.
Jesus.
We had drama yesterday.
We don't need more today.
It's stupid.
It's stupid.
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