♪♪ We got what you want ♪
♪♪ We got what you want
So come and get it ♪
[Mark] I guess you could say
I got hit by
the Cupid arrow right away.
[Sarper speaking]
[Jessica] I've been waiting
a really long time
for this moment.
Oh, I see him!
[Dawson] Juan!
[Alliya speaking]
[Mahdi speaking]
Family selfie!
I love being married to Matt.
I love being a mom.
But we have a third
in our relationship.
Hi, Dada!
I met Juan on a cruise.
He is used to traveling
around the world.
His life is changing
to like a 180.
[crying]
[Jessica speaking]
- So far, so bad.
- [crying continues]
If it's too hard, then leave.
How does that work when, um,
you guys are already married?
We were thinking
about separating.
Getting a divorce.
Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Something I didn't
tell you is that
I hadn't told Dad
anything about you yet.
Like, nothing?
Yeah.
[Perry speaking]
[Shawn] Not having it.
How could you do this when
I've done so much for you?
Did you sleep with that girl?
I'm human.
♪♪ This is the
dark side of love ♪
[Mahdi speaking]
Just please stop.
[Mahdi] If I find out
that Stevi is bisexual,
I really don't think that
we can get married.
[Jordan] Part of me
wonders if she had the baby
to try to lock down my dad.
[sighs] [bleep].
It wasn't supposed
to go like this.
[Alliya speaking]
♪♪ It's just the
dark side of love ♪
[cow mooing]
[Dayton exclaims in disgust]
[Dawson speaking]
[Jessica] You do
get used to the smell.
Sometimes it's worse
than other times,
and you're like,
"Ew, that smells."
Usually in the summer
when it gets hot
and like the poop
starts to melt.
Are you guys getting
the poop cleaned up?
[kids] Yeah.
Good job.
My life in Torrington
is pretty normal.
[Dayton] Stop!
[Jessica] I have
three amazing boys.
Dayton is nine.
He has such a big heart.
Dawson is seven.
Dawson Delmer!
And he's a little
bit more crazy.
Ew!
And David, who is five months,
his smile melts anyone's heart.
And he has the
cutest little dimple.
And he's just...
the perfect little baby.
Ew!
[Jessica laughs]
- Got you!
- Don't throw it.
Being a boy mom can
be a little crazy at times.
Like, boys are more
rowdy, it feels like.
[Dayton chanting] Do it again!
- Don't do it.
- Do it again!
[Dawson] Yah!
[Jessica] Ew, Dawson.
But it's great
because, you know,
boys love their mama.
And, to them, I'm
their whole world,
and they're my whole world.
And I think there's a
lot of beauty in that.
[blows raspberry]
So I'm feeling a little bit
nervous about Juan coming
- because...
- Why?
Well, look how
dead everything is.
I'm nervous if he can
adjust to our small-town life.
You know, in Torrington,
everybody knows everything.
So, they even know
Juan's coming?
[Jessica] Probably everyone
in this town knows he's coming.
[chuckles] Maybe.
The new Colombian in town.
He's probably the
only Colombian in town.
Cheers.
[Jessica] My
fiance's name is Juan.
I always say it
like a white girl.
It's like "Wahn."
But he calls me "Yessica,"
so it's like, you know,
it seems even.
[chuckles]
The story how I met
Juan is a little awkward.
One night, me, my
best friend, Megan,
her husband, and my
ex-husband were drinking,
and we decided we were
going to book a cruise
a year from that date.
And so one year
later came around
and me and Tim, my ex-husband,
were like no longer together.
We were not in a good place.
And so I really debated
up until like the
final days before,
like, "Should I
go on the cruise?
Maybe I shouldn't."
And then I was like,
"Okay, I'm gonna go.
He can do what he
wants. I'll do what I want.
I'm not gonna let
him bring me down.
I'm gonna go have fun."
And so we got on this cruise.
The very first day,
we were in the casino
and this cute bartender
came up to us,
asking what kind
of drinks we wanted.
We flirted throughout
the cruise...
- [cork pops]
- [all exclaiming]
did not go hook
up with the bartender.
Scout's honor, we did not.
There wasn't even a peck,
I swear.
It was March 2020,
so then Covid was at its peak,
cruises were ending,
and they were
going into quarantine.
So all of a sudden,
we had all this time
to get to know each other.
[Juan on phone]
And then, nine months later,
Colombia's borders opened,
and I went to see him.
-Hi! -Hi, baby.
[Jessica] We went
out salsa dancing.
We drank a little
bit too much rum.
Juan's always
getting me flowers.
- And wine.
- And wine.
[Jessica] It began to feel like,
"Okay, this is someone I, like,
want to spend my
life with forever."
So on my fifth trip to Colombia
is when Juan proposed.
Look at that ring.
I was just so happy.
I just couldn't wait to
spend my life with him.
- Love and family.
- [Megan] To life...
Love.
And friends.
And then I came
home a few weeks later
and was pregnant. So, yep.
Hi, little handsome boy.
He's like exactly like
Daddy in all ways.
As soon as my water
broke, I called Juan
and he stayed on the
phone with me the entire time
until after David was born.
His little...
I know his little cheeks.
When David was two months old,
we traveled to Galveston, Texas,
to see Juan.
And he was just finishing
his cruise contract,
and we spent
half a day with him,
where he was able to meet
his son for the first time.
Mwah.
And in a few days, he's
finally coming to America
to live with me
and my three boys.
It's gonna be a
huge change for him.
He's used to the
party life on the cruise,
and this life here
is about as far away
that you can get from that.
[Dayton] Got you
now! I got you now!
[Dayton] That one hurts, too.
Daddy!
[speaking in foreign language]
[in English] Say, "Hi, Daddy.
Hi, Dada."
[speaking in foreign language]
[in English]
Are you all packed? Ready to go?
You ready to... ready
to leave paradise
and...
come here with us?
He's telling you, like,
"You better be ready, Dad,
because I'm here and
you better be ready."
Say, "You're not my babysitter.
You're my father." [chuckles]
Do you think you
like really realize, like,
what life's gonna be
like when you come?
[boys screaming aggressively]
I think that Juan
doesn't fully understand
what it's going to
be like to be a parent.
He's been a parent
in small doses
for like a total of, like,
three weeks in person.
And when he's watching the boys,
his rules are like,
"We're gonna eat pizza,
play video games,
and there's gonna
be no fighting."
[crying]
[Jessica] Dayton!
[Dayton] I didn't mean to!
I know, but this is what happens
when you're being rough.
I think he has a lot to learn.
Okay.
I'm like, "I hope you're ready
because, like,
real life starts now."
Not good enough!
Argh!
♪♪ Singin' na, na
na-na-na, na-ah, na ♪
♪♪ Singin' na, na
na-na-na, na-ah, na ♪
[Amani] Come on! We got
much, much more pumpkins to get.
Aw!
Look at this one!
It's a pumpkin.
Can Daddy ride?
Yeah.
Oh, my goodness, girl.
Oh, no.
My name is Matt.
This is my lovely wife, Amani.
And this is my
amazing, sexy, charming,
mysterious, amazing
husband, Matt.
And together we live
in San Diego, California.
Okay, say "cheese."
We have two beautiful daughters.
Lila has such a loud,
confident, sassy personality.
She's just a mini me.
Let's get that straight.
[Matt] Here, Sarah.
You cheater!
Sarah's so sweet,
has the purest heart,
and just she's so affectionate.
No, my pumpkin!
[Lila] No, it's mine!
[Amani] Matt and I
first met in college,
and I fell head over
heels for this man.
It's simple, but it's true.
Every girl wants a guy
who makes her laugh.
And he's very
selfless, very loving.
He has such a good heart.
[Matt] I fell in love with Amani
because I've never had
someone that could balance me,
somebody that is
truly there for me.
[Amani] Mmm.
Family selfie!
I love being married to Matt.
He's amazing.
I love being a mom.
But I'm a boss babe.
And "babe" stands for
"boss-a*s b*tch energy."
♪♪ Yeah, the beat don't
lie Yeah, the beat don't lie ♪
♪♪ Oh, my, my-my, my-my
Yeah, the beat don't lie... ♪
[Amani] I grew up in Tunisia.
It's very
male-dominated culture,
very religious.
As a female, I
can only be, like,
a teacher or a
stay-at-home wife.
And I was very ambitious.
So I was 18 years old
when I left my country
to have a better life for
myself and my family.
Today, I work in
the tech industry.
So I spent a lot of time
finding deals, growing deals,
and especially,
my favorite part,
closing the deals.
[Matt] Come. Let's
brush your hair.
- Let's brush your hair.
- [Sarah fussing]
If there was a relationship
where opposites attract,
it would be me and Amani.
Amani is a very strong person,
and I'm a very, you
know, supportive person.
I got the grumpus.
[Amani] Hi, mommy!
You look so cute.
Can I get a hug?
It took us a long time to
appreciate the differences.
But now that we do,
we make a very
strong partnership.
Hi, mommy.
[Amani] We do all the
typical family things,
but there is one
aspect of our life
that is slightly
[sexy music playing]
Oh, Doctor...
Nurse Amani's here.
You know, Doctor, I've been
a really bad, bad, bad nurse.
Can you feel my heart?
It's beating so fast.
Ah, very fast.
[moans]
- Who is that? [gasps]
- Our patient has arrived.
Oh, hello!
Who is this one?
We have a girlfriend.
Her name is Any, and
she lives in Mexico.
A throuple is a
three-people relationship.
You're dating that person.
So you're emotionally involved,
physically involved,
mentally involved.
Nothing is off the table.
There is a lot of stigma
around a throuple.
It's very sexualized.
A lot of people assume
it's just a hookup,
but it's actually a
long-term commitment,
just like any other
two-person relationship.
We're missing our better half.
Every throuple is different.
But we speak every day.
We know each other's children.
We build friendships, and...
We celebrate holidays.
You hear each other fart.
Yep.
Do you accept house calls?
Yes, please.
I need help.
Having a long-distance
relationship is hard
because you can't
have that physical touch
and interaction together.
So we try to keep it
spicy and interesting.
How long have you been hot for?
I don't know.
[laughs] Forever,
from what it looks like, Doctor.
I identify myself as
bisexual. I don't like labels.
It just means I love
all types of humans.
In the beginning, I would say
that I was a little vulnerable
to think that maybe
there was something
that I wasn't able
to fulfill for her.
The more we talked about it,
the more we opened
up to the idea together.
[Amani] Matt and I have
been in a relationship with Any
for almost a year now.
We met in Mexico at a club.
We had a lot of
fun, a lot of drinks,
and we ended up going
back to the hotel together
and just continuing to
get to know each other.
Like, really, it was like,
"This isn't just some hookup."
You know? Like...
Feelings started to
develop really quick.
She's funny, caring,
and has a banging body.
Oh, yes. Scrumptious booty.
Just, like, the full package.
Imagine how hard already it is
for two people to
find the right match.
Now, imagine for three people
to be like an exact
match together.
She motivates us, she pushes us.
It's really the extra things
that we've added
to the relationship,
just with her being around.
Only a few days
left until we see you.
So I'm super-excited to
see you in your element.
- To see you at home. Your home.
- Uh-huh.
We're super-ready.
This is our first
polyamorous relationship,
and it's been
really, really fun.
It's like when we
fell in love with her,
we were falling in
love with each other
all over again, too.
Mmm-hmm.
We want to bring her
to live with us in the US,
but, obviously, we have
one tiny bit of an issue,
and that is we
are legally married.
Our only option is
to get legally divorced
so that one of us can
apply for the K-1 visa
and bring her to the US.
This trip is different
and very important to us
because we do want to
take the next step with you
in our relationship.
[Amani] In the course of
the year of our relationship,
maybe we've been
together in terms of days
like give or take 24 days.
So we're going to be traveling
back to Mexico to see Any.
[Matt] And this
trip will be different
than the previous times.
It... it's not focused
in on vacations, and...
And smiles and happiness
and entertainment.
It'll be...
The real life.
We've only met Antonella,
who is her youngest,
and she lives with her.
We haven't met
her other two kids.
But now, we're ready
to take the relationship
to the next level,
to propose and get married
and build a life together.
[Matt] I think that it
would devastate us
if this trip doesn't go well.
I think we have a
lot invested in this,
and we have a lot
of care for someone.
It would be hard to reverse.
[Sarper exhales] I can't do it.
I am ready!
Wow, you look gorgeous.
Today is the
biggest day of my life.
Our life.
Our life.
Our whole future
depends on this,
so I really hope it goes well.
Don't say it like this.
- I become more nervous.
- It's true.
[exhales]
In Mahdi's country,
people tend to cover up.
So I don't know
how he'll feel about
me sketching nudes, period.
My fiance's name is Mahdi,
and he's from Tehran, Iran.
Iran's making a lot
of headlines right now,
and they don't get
along with our country
or other countries.
Being in a relationship with
someone whose countries
are always threatening to
go to w*r with one another
is extremely hard.
They're gonna shut down
the airport or something,
and then he won't
be able to leave.
[upbeat music playing]
[exhales]
[exhales] I am ready.
I am ready!
Wow. You look gorgeous.
You look handsome.
My name is Shekinah.
And my name is Sarper.
And today is the
biggest day of my life.
Our life.
Our life.
How do you feel?
Nervous.
Me too.
Really?
And cover your boobs.
- You look gorgeous, by the way.
- Thanks.
Let's get your visa.
- Let's go.
- Let's go.
Today is a very big day for me.
I am going to the US Embassy
to have an interview
to get my K-1 visa.
How do you feel?
- Nervous.
- I know.
Our whole future
depends on this,
so I really hope it goes well.
Don't say it like this.
- I become more nervous.
- It's true.
[Sarper exhales]
Give me a kiss.
Babe.
I can't wait till
we're in the US
and I can kiss you on the mouth.
Will you kiss me every second?
Yeah. [laughs]
You have to wait for it.
Do you feel like
you have everything?
I have a lot of things here.
Here are everything.
My passport photos,
my birth certificates.
You can count them
for the 100th time,
but it's still the same number.
But you know what?
It helps him somehow.
So I was also just
like, "Let him do it."
- Passport.
- Yes.
What are these?
They're in Turkish.
He needed a distraction,
so I would dress in cute outfits
and kind of walk
around in front of him,
while he's counting his papers.
Counting what?
- Oh, my God.
- "Oh, my God, this paper, this paper."
[hyperventilates]
"These papers."
Okay, that's enough.
- What do they say?
- Relationship... evidence.
- Evidence of relationship.
- Let me see.
- Let me see what you put.
- Let me show it to you.
- Aw, Adonis.
- Adonis, yes.
♪♪ I found you ♪
♪♪ Right when I thought
that I never would ♪
♪♪ I love you... ♪
We do have a ton
of pictures together.
We counted it at one time.
It was like 7,000.
- She loves to send those to me.
- Yeah. I think like 4,000
of the 7,000 were
like not usable.
[Sarper] If I show
them to the embassy,
probably they would
think that I will go in there
for porn industry or something.
- [laughs] Oh, my God.
- So no need for that.
♪♪ I found you... ♪
We're gonna get under the covers
- and cuddle-wuddle.
- Mmm-hmm.
Yum. I love that.
- You love it?
- Mmm-hmm.
The way that I first met Sarper
was I was actually in
Turkey with a friend.
I downloaded a dating app,
and I saw Sarper.
And he was so handsome,
I had to swipe right.
And I saw you...
- Yeah?
- And I looked. "Oh, American."
Wait. Why does that matter?
At first, I thought that she
would be a one-night stand.
But...
[Shekinah] I love how
you're so amazed at yourself.
I'm fun.
[giggles] You are fun, babe.
- You're a lucky b*tch.
- Okay.
I've been going back and
forth to see Sarper in Turkey
for almost two years now.
Babe!
And it's been difficult.
The flight is very long,
and the amount of time
that I can spend with him
isn't very long
because I do have to come
back often to see my daughter.
I have a teenaged
daughter in boarding school,
and she gets one week
off every five weeks.
So I always make
sure to come back
and spend time with her.
It's also hard saying goodbye
that many times to each other.
- I mean, the mood...
- He gets emotional.
I am about to cry.
I mean, it's here.
I'm looking at her, and she's,
"Oh, I'm eating something,
looking all around."
I mean, what are we?
You're the emotional one.
- Yeah.
- Yeah.
I hold it together for us.
Okay, babe, it looks like
you're pretty organized.
- I am organized.
- Yeah.
But it's up to them,
not... nothing for me.
I did my best. You know?
It's stressful because
I can't live in Turkey.
So Sarper has to come to the US
or else we don't
really stand a chance.
Yeah.
Don't try to charm them either.
They can see right through that.
-I will just... -You're
a little unpredictable.
Stay there like a candle.
Please don't do
that either. It's weird.
You remember our meeting point?
- Yes. Okay.
- I will be there at 11:00.
- I won't have a phone.
- I'll see you there.
- I know.
- I don't have anything.
I hate that you're not
gonna have your phone.
- See you.
- Love you.
If Sarper doesn't
get approved today,
I really don't see
how we can survive
in a long-distance relationship.
My daughter lives in the
US. My business is there.
And...
This has become such a big,
you know, stressful situation
because so much is riding on it.
[breathes deeply]
I'm just trying to think
positive in this moment,
and I keep thinking, "He's
going to be approved."
"He's going to be approved."
He has to get approved.
Hey, Dad.
My dad does not
know about Mahdi.
Americans here, about Iran,
they automatically
assume t*rror1st.
Now I'm on the way to...
get it all out and tell him.
My dad bleeds
red, white and blue,
so I don't know
how he's gonna feel
about me bringing a boy
from a country that
supposedly hates us.
Hey, Dad.
[solemn music playing]
[hard beat drops]
- [Stevi] Ready?
- [woman] Yes, I'm ready.
- Okay.
- [laughs]
- Okay.
- [woman gasps]
[Stevi speaking]
Thank you!
My name is Stevi.
I'm 37 years old,
and I'm a painter.
I said that so Southern. [in
Southern drawl] "Painter."
[laughs]
I love painting abstract art,
but just recently, I
started painting nudes.
I think what I like
about painting nudes
is just normalizing
different body types.
I think a lot of times
in the real world,
we forget that
people are beautiful,
but yet they can
look at a painting
and see that.
I'm gonna get changed
and then head out.
Thank you.
[Stevi] Painting is my passion,
but it doesn't
really pay the bills.
And since I'm a single mom
with two kids and a mortgage,
I also teach English online.
Here where I live, we say y'all,
which is a combination
of "you" and "all."
My English students are
from all over the world.
Some are learning
English for their jobs.
Some are fixing
to travel to the US.
But there was one guy
unlike any other student.
My fiance's name is Mahdi.
He's 27 years old, and
he's from Tehran, Iran.
Mahdi, turn your camera on.
Hey!
Hey, babe.
Mahdi stood out from my
other students appearance-wise,
because he was very
intimidating to look at.
He looks handsome. He looks hot.
But it wasn't even Mahdi's looks
that grabbed my attention.
It was that he came
overly prepared.
He was the only student
that would show up
with a list of
questions to ask me.
What do you call Wednesdays?
Uh, we call Wednesday hump day.
On hump day.
And not only that, but Mahdi's
connection was the worst
of all of the students
I've ever had.
Sorry, I think I'm losing you.
We couldn't finish sentences
because it was just always cutting off,
and then he would come back on.
Can you say that again?
It was rough.
[chuckles] It was so rough.
Yeah.
Mahdi's probably the
only guy I've ever sketched,
and I thought it would be
kind of nice to give him a gift,
a painting of himself, nude.
In Mahdi's country, uh,
people tend to cover up,
so I don't know how he'll feel
about me sketching
nudes, period.
But Mahdi is the king
of checking himself out.
Sometime after I finished
teaching Mahdi, he sent me a link.
It was his social media page.
Mahdi likes to appear that
he's, like, this really shy guy.
But he had tons of girls
following him, and he was shirtless.
So I was just like,
"Look at this guy."
Like, I would never
date someone like this.
So I'm totally eating
my words right now.
But after that, Mahdi
continued to talk to me.
You look cute today.
Thanks. I'm in my pajamas.
I had such a special
bond with Mahdi
that I knew I needed
to meet him in person.
But when Mahdi and I started
developing feelings for each other,
there was a lot
going on in the news.
[chanting in other language]
[in English] It would not have
been safe for me to travel to Iran.
Turkey was one of the only places
that Mahdi could actually travel to.
So I was like,
"Let's meet there."
Mahdi lives in a country
where you can't, like,
physically hug in public
and things like that.
But our physical
connection was magnetic
the minute that we were alone.
After only physically being together
for one week, Mahdi proposed to me.
Mahdi just handed me the ring,
and he was like, "Um, I want to
spend the rest of my life with you."
And I was just kind of like,
"I want this, too, even
though this is crazy."
And after one year of waiting,
Mahdi's visa is
finally approved.
Right now, I am super excited,
but also trying to prepare
myself that it may not work.
I'm gonna ask him, like, how the
news is today because I don't know.
I haven't checked it.
So Mahdi wasn't expected
to come here for a few weeks.
But Iran's making a lot
of headlines right now,
and they don't get along with
our country or other countries.
Waiting for this visa has been one of the
most stressful twelve months of my life.
I think anybody that's in a
long-distance relationship
has to deal with
a lot of difficulties.
But we also have added stress
because our two countries
don't like one another.
Mahdi and I are not
able to exchange gifts,
we're not able to send mail.
And also Mahdi's country is constantly
banning connections with our country.
Literally, Mahdi and I
just want to be together,
but we know at any
moment a w*r could start,
and we could lose
that opportunity forever.
I'm constantly nervous because I
don't know if something's gonna go bad,
and he...
They're gonna shut down
the airport or something.
And then he won't
be able to leave,
and that's, like,
probably my biggest fear.
Sometimes it makes
me super upset,
thinking that
we've got this far,
and then there's a
possibility that he can't leave.
[chuckles nervously]
Yeah.
My sisters know about Mahdi.
They know everything
about Mahdi.
And my mom knows
about Mahdi, too.
But my dad does not
know about Mahdi.
[line ringing]
[Stevi] Hey, Dad.
I just wanted to let you know I
was fixing to leave the house.
- [Stevi] Okay, I love you.
- [Perry speaking]
All right, bye.
I feel like it's always, like,
on the tip of my tongue
every time that we're together,
and I just somehow haven't
been able to get it out.
Americans hear about Iran,
they automatically
assume, like, um...
t*rror1st.
My dad bleeds
red, white and blue,
so I don't know
how he's gonna feel
about me bringing a boy from a
country that supposedly hates us.
But now, Mahdi is
coming tomorrow,
and I need to tell my
dad everything today.
I'm going over to have
my dad look at my car
because I need to
get the oil put in it.
And one of my lights went out.
Now I'm on the way to
get it all out and tell him.
It's been very hard for me,
walking through this
without him knowing
because I always tell
him about everything.
But my dad's health
is not good right now.
It was only a few months
ago that I found out
my dad was diagnosed
with a lung disease.
So the last thing I want to do is
put a strain on our relationship
when we may not have
a lot of time left together.
My dad doesn't have
a whole lot of time here.
And when I...
Hm. I'll cry.
Mm.
Give me a minute.
I don't have a Plan B.
And honestly, I don't
know what I'll do if he says,
"No, you're not
marrying this guy."
[grunts]
My heart's pounding.
[sighs]
I cannot stomach the idea of thinking
that my dad won't be okay with Mahdi
because I've already made this
decision, and Mahdi is coming.
Hey, Dad.
[Mark] In 2019, I was on
a trip as a pilot to Paris.
Took the turn down
another direction in my life.
Hey, baby.
So when's Mina coming?
A few days.
It's so crazy that they're
actually gonna be here.
He doesn't really
see the potential
that this could cause
if it doesn't go right.
We're thinking about
having another baby.
I'm Mark, I'm 58, and I live in
West Ossipee, New Hampshire.
Welcome to my
airport and my runway.
This is 4,000 feet long.
You know, there's probably
My house is here.
My airplane is inside
the hangar here.
So I mean, it couldn't
get any better than this.
♪♪ Watch me fly ♪
♪♪ Watch me fly ♪
♪♪ Baby, I can
Run into the sky ♪
For work, I fly
privately-owned jets.
I've flown celebrities,
athletes, ex-presidents.
I can't say any specific
names because it's private.
The lawyers will be coming
out of the woodwork after me.
In 2019, I was on a
trip as a pilot to Paris,
and I was just going
out to grab a drink
and, kind of,
unwind from the trip,
and I just ran into this person.
And took the turn down another direction
in my life, uh, that I didn't expect.
♪♪ All the people all
stare When I walk by ♪
♪♪ 'Cause I'm so rare ♪
I walked into a restaurant,
and there was Mina,
and we, kind of, locked eyes.
I don't know why
she was staring at me
because she could probably
pick any guy in the place.
Hey, baby.
She's 35, I'm 58.
But what's wild about that is
that we still have that connection.
[speaking in other language]
[Mark in English] But
also, maybe I'm naive.
[chuckling] I don't know.
We'll see.
Ooh.
For two years, we
were long-distance.
And every time I
came back to Paris,
I didn't want to leave her
and have to go back to work.
I didn't want to
go back to the US.
So it just clicked.
And I just thought,
"What am I waiting for?"
[Mina exclaims]
[Mina] Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes!
Yes!
[Mina laughing]
[speaking in other language]
[in English] So then, six
months after we're engaged,
she tells me she's pregnant.
That means you're pregnant?
- [Mina chuckling] Yes.
- Oh, my God.
- I love it. Are you serious?
- [Mina] Yes.
Baby, you don't...
You don't know
that I'm so happy.
At my age, you know,
this is not Plan A, B, C,
this is, I think, Plan Z.
Have... Have a kid.
My daughter,
Maria, unfortunately...
Not unfortunately, it's
a cool place to be born.
She was born in Paris.
This has been a crazy two years
of constantly on the
move in different places.
You know, I'm gone for ten
days, sometimes through weeks.
It can be a bit
hectic lifestyle.
♪♪ It's a beautiful life ♪
♪♪ It's a beautiful day ♪
[Mark] I'm down in
Florida quite a bit.
You've got Palm Beach,
Miami, Fort Lauderdale.
There's a lot of private
jets down in Florida, so.
And my daughter is down here.
[Mark speaking]
- Hey.
- How you doing?
- How are you?
- I'm good.
I'd say most of my friends
and family are skeptical
of my relationship with Mina.
You know, is she just coming
to the US to get a Green Card?
Or, is she having
a baby to, kind of,
you know, solidify things
and make sure I'm
not going anywhere?
I'm gonna see if I can
hit the guy in that car.
I don't think so.
But, you know, you never know,
um, everyone's
intention is 100%.
- A little short.
- [Mark] Go, go, go.
I think I beat you on that one.
All right, you got
me on that one.
You got me on that one.
I'm gonna miss you.
- Just saying, I'm gonna miss you.
- I know. I'll miss you, too.
I'm glad you're here.
- It's fun.
- Yeah. No, it's cool.
- So when's Mina coming?
- Soon.
A few days.
- It's so crazy that they're actually going to be here.
- I know.
For a while, I didn't know if
they were ever going to make it.
And it's been...
You saw them in
October, but last year.
- Maria was only five-months old.
- A year...
I saw her, like, a
year-and-a-half ago.
[Mark] You're going to be
shocked when you see her
because she's changed so much
since you were
over there before.
[Jordan] My brother and I
went to Paris to meet Mina,
and for Maria, the
baby's baptism.
There was a c*ck hour,
there was a catered
dinner, multiple open bars.
It was very over the
top for a baptism party.
And Mina was about three
hours, four hours late to the party.
And, kind of, left my
whole family there
while she was
getting glammed up.
It didn't feel like my
family being there
was much of a priority to her.
So I kind of left Paris
feeling that maybe
she could be taking
advantage of him,
could be going after his money,
could just be trying
to come to the US.
I really don't know.
When we were in Paris,
it didn't really feel like
me and Jack were,
like, as much of a priority.
Was it... Was it what I did,
or because of me
and Mina, the baby?
The last night that
we were all there,
- we all went out to dinner as a family...
- Right.
And she didn't come.
You know, it was kind of a...
Not to make an excuse,
a hectic weekend.
But I appreciate
you telling me that
because I don't want
you to feel like that
when they come to the US.
I feel like if she really
wanted to be involved,
she would want to develop
these relationships with your family.
Honestly, it really surprises me
because I thought
everyone had a great time.
And it looks like she's been
holding on to this a while
'cause she didn't tell me
about it after that weekend.
But my future wife and my
daughter have to get along.
And if they don't, that's going to
be a huge problem going forward
because they're both
a huge part of my life.
And my daughter has been
a part of my life for 27 years,
and that's never gonna change.
Your feelings and
concerns weigh big on me.
It's hard to hear and talk
about a little bit 'cause I
thought everything
was good in Paris.
And I wish, like, maybe it
would have gone different.
I don't know her, and I
don't know her intentions.
I just think he doesn't really
see what everyone else sees.
And I don't think
he sees the potential
that this could cause
if it doesn't go right.
You know, I know you had
concerns the first time, you know,
with, uh, us having a baby and...
We're thinking about
having another baby.
That's just a lot to take in.
That would be devastating.
- We are thinking about separating.
- Getting a divorce.
- [Kelly] Wait.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Matt and Amani are
talking about divorcing
in order to bring her
into the relationship.
And there's so much
they don't know.
It seems excessive,
and it seems really fast to me.
You're legally tying yourself to
someone that I feel like you barely know.
- [Matt] Nice boat.
- [Amani] Mm-hm.
[Matt] Should be fun.
I miss our friends.
I'm so glad we got to
make some time to hang out.
I know!
All right. Thank you, baby.
- [Matt] Give me your stuff.
- [Amani] All right.
Let's set up.
So today, I rented us a boat that
we're going to take out on the water,
have some food, some drinks
and just enjoy
beautiful San Diego.
[Matt] Oh, you got,
uh, mimosas and stuff.
- [Amani] Mm-hm. You know me.
- [Matt] Yum, yum.
Hey, it's Kelly!
Hello, hello.
[Amani] Yay! You made it!
-Hi. -Hi.
[Amani] You look so good.
- How are you? Hi.
- [Matt] Perfect timing.
We invited both our close
friends, Kelly and Eric.
- [Amani] Hey, Eric.
- Hey, guys.
- [Amani] You made it. Yay!
- What's happening?
- Ready for boat day?
- Hell, yeah. Let's do it.
Kelly was there
when we first met Any.
All she saw was us
leaving the strip club
with this tall, beautiful
woman at 03:00 am.
And she was
like, "Yeah, I get it.
Have fun."
"Here's some cab
money. I'll see you later."
"See you guys later."
To new adventure.
- Whoo!
- Whoo!
[Eric] Nice.
- Cheers.
- [Matt] Cheers.
Our friends are shocked that
we're moving things forward with Any
because they never thought
this will go on for so long.
[Matt] Especially
seeing us with,
you know, fun adventures before,
I thought that they thought that
this was just another fun adventure.
I don't think they thought
it was serious at all.
[Amani] So last time we saw
you guys was Matt's birthday.
[Matt] Yeah, it's been a while.
So we wanted to see you
guys before our trip to Mexico.
This trip is different because
we want to, you know,
see her place,
like, see her life,
her friends, her family.
- Yeah.
- [Amani] We're looking for that gut feeling
because we want to bring
her to San Diego to live with us.
We see a forever life with her.
We see us building a family
and doing this
blended family together.
Yeah, integrating a family.
How do you plan to
bring her to the US?
Like, something called the
K-1 visa, which is fiancee visa.
-Fiancee visa? [clears
throat] -[Amani] Yeah.
How does that work when, um,
you guys are already married?
You know, me and Amani
have talked about it for a while,
and, you know, we don't...
We're very comfortable
with the positions that we hold
in each other's lives,
so I don't care if...
If by paperwork you want to
call me a husband or a boyfriend,
you know, I'm gonna be in
your lives no matter what.
So we're thinking
about separating.
Getting a divorce.
- Yeah.
- Like, legally.
- Wait.
- Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
- Just on paper.
- [Kelly] Just... "Just on paper"?
-But, uh... -[Matt stutters]
It's gonna have to happen.
We don't feel like...
Okay, what is the
worst-case scenario?
I don't see them
running away together.
We're not gonna
run away together.
Matt and Amani are
talking about divorcing
in order to bring her
into the relationship.
And there's so much they
don't know to be talking
not just getting married to
someone you don't know,
but to divorce
someone you do know
in order to bring in
someone into this marriage.
It just...
It seems excessive, and
it seems really fast to me.
I don't want you getting
taken advantage of.
I know she's supposed
to be, like, a boss b*tch.
She's working so hard.
But I know you
spend money on her.
I come from a country with not
much opportunities, you know,
so it could have been
me where she is today.
[Kelly] See, I understand that.
But you're legally tying yourself to
someone that I feel like you barely know.
- Well, I know...
- It's been a year.
[Kelly] I was there
when you met her.
I know how long, but I also
know that it's not a year straight.
There's a difference between
an entire year with somebody
and seeing them through
good and bad times
and then going on vacation
with them a couple of times.
Matt and I were
together for three months
- before we got married.
- [Kelly] Uh-huh, uh-huh.
[Amani] One week before
we moved in together,
and we're still here.
- And when you know you know.
- [Kelly speaking]
Matt first told me six months
ago that they're opening up,
that they found somebody
that they're partnering up with.
A lot of people out there in this
world live in poly relationships.
He seems excited
about it. He likes it.
But I'm mostly concerned just
about overall Matt's well-being.
Just making sure that he is going
through what he wants to do in life.
Is he doing this because it's
gonna make his wife happy?
Is he gonna do it because
it makes him happy?
You guys got
married for a reason.
Now you want a divorce for this
one person you met a year ago.
Which is fine. I get it.
You guys are in love.
Whatever. Lust is there.
Is this more important than
the reason you got married for?
So just keep that in mind.
[Amani speaking]
- The lady I was with...
- [Amani] Your ex?
- Yep.
- [Matt] I remember her.
[Eric] We dabbled, yeah, with,
with other women in our relationships.
[Amani] How did that go?
We had a lot of fun,
believe me, a lot of fun.
Several different ladies.
But the thing is,
is I learned that...
I became jealous.
- Really?
- [Eric] Because they started spending time together.
They started laughing and
having their internal jokes.
And it's hard.
[stutters] Those
little private moments,
those are the
things that got me.
We just, kind of, really started
growing apart, you know.
Maybe we lost connection.
There's some truth in some
of the facts that they bring up.
I tend to be more
jealous, I admit it.
And being in a throuple,
that's an uneven number.
So somebody most likely
is going to feel left out.
This trip is even more
nerve-racking now
because we have all these
things in the back of our head now
that we have to get answered.
Does she feel the same
about us as we feel about her?
Is she ready to take
this to the next level?
Is this for the
right intentions?
[Amani] Mm-hm.
Nobody wants to
hear, "I told you so."
We want to prove them wrong.
[Megin] The situation
with the girl reaching out,
I'm just still
nervous about that.
A lady reached out to me and had
said that she had met Juan on a cruise
and that they had hooked up.
I mean, honestly,
I worry about that.
But, you know, if
he wants to cheat,
if there's a will,
there's a way.
I think Juan thinks
maybe it's in the past,
but I still have questions
that I need answered,
and I will be getting those.
You really feel like she's
in it for the right reasons,
and not just because she
wants to come to the US,
and because you
pay for everything?
Maybe that's a 2% fear.
[Jordan] My dad is
just so in love with her
that I don't think
he really sees
what she could potentially
be doing to our family.
Are you comfortable
getting a prenup?
[chuckles awkwardly] Uh...
[Jessica] Oh,
boys, good morning.
[David fussing]
Good morning, sweetness.
How are you, huh?
How are you?
Boys.
Time to wake up.
Time to wake up, Dayton.
Dayton.
Wake up.
It's time for school. We
gotta get ready for school.
- Dawson.
- [Dawson] Huh?
It's time to get up.
So a normal routine for us in
the house is a little bit crazy.
A little bit crazy
mixed with chaos,
mixed with wonderful. [chuckles]
Dayton, you're
brushing your teeth?
You can't wear shorts.
You're gonna need pants.
Not summer weather.
On school days, it's waking up,
getting the boys up, getting
them ready for school,
getting me ready for work.
All at the same
time. David wakes up.
The boys sometimes have to be
reminded, like, four different things.
And did you flush the
potty and wash your hands?
[David fussing]
♪♪ Put my baby to sleep ♪
Mom, he's crying.
Oh, sweetie.
Yeah.
[David crying]
[Jessica] Boys, so you guys can
go get in the car and get buckled up.
[Jessica] I think
I'm the most worried
about Juan coming here
and it's, like,
[mimics whooshing]
straight to work,
straight to business,
time to start family life,
time to raise our
child together.
- [David crying]
- [Dayton] Oh, my God.
[Jessica] I know.
I'm a mental health
counselor in private practice,
and, you know,
I work quite a bit,
so he's gonna have to step up
[chuckles] and help me out.
Brrr.
[upbeat music playing]
[Jessica] I have, um, sacrificed
a lot for him, for his job,
and now it's his
turn to sacrifice
and bend over a
little bit for my job.
Okay, we ready?
- [Dawson speaking]
- [David whines]
-[Western music
playing] -[cow moos]
[man] ♪♪ Sunset overcame ♪
♪♪ I can see the moonlight... ♪
[Jessica] Um,
okay, there's jeans.
Get him a nice,
[chuckling] like...
[Ammanda] You're gonna
have to get him a Carhartt.
-[Jessica] Get him a
nice... -Cowboy shirt?
Cowboy [chuckling] shirt.
He would look great.
Meg and I have
been friends forever
and we're both counselors
and Ammanda is,
like, our office assistant.
They're both really feisty
and really opinionated
and they're protective
of me like I'm their friend
and so obviously
they want to protect me
and my feelings
and not get hurt.
This looks like something
I can see him in.
Yeah, the gray hoodie's perfect.
- The gray hoodie, like, balances it out.
- It does.
- [Megin] And he's never had a winter coat in his life.
- No.
Probably his first
time wearing gloves.
Has he ever actually seen snow?
No. Mm-mm. Nope.
- This will be a first, too.
- [both chuckle]
- He's going to get on the plane...
- [Jessica laughing]
get off,
- and turn right back around, like, nope.
- Just be hit...
[Jessica] My original hope was
that Juan could be
here in the summertime
and, like, we could
ease into the cold weather
and then not be, like,
Bam! Cold, right
away. [chuckles]
But that's not what's happening,
and he gets here in
December. [chuckles]
A lot of times
during the winter,
it will be
negative 10, negative 15.
Like, last year, it
got, like, negative 60.
It freezes your ears off,
and it, like, burns.
It hurts so bad.
Like, it gives you such earache.
That's definitely
the worst part.
I mean, I feel the
pressure to, like,
make this, you know, his home
and for him to feel comfortable.
Well, almost all your
guys' time has been
on vacation,
- on cruises in Colombia.
- [Jessica] Mm-hmm.
- Like, now he's going...
- For sure. Hmm.
To see Jessica constant working,
plus three boys.
How is he going
to deal with that?
I think there's parts of it,
the money and
some of the travels,
that are going to
be hard for him...
to leave behind.
[Megin] Yeah, I definitely
have a concern about him
coming here and not
being able to make money
and then wanting to
go back on the cruise.
That's what I'm worried about.
[Jessica] Megin and
Ammanda are more skeptical
because about eight months
after Juan and I
had been engaged,
a lady reached out to me
and had said that she
had met Juan on a cruise
and that they had hooked up...
I know she texted
you, she called you,
basically saying, like,
we had something,
but we never had something.
Juan was trying to reassure me
of what his role was in that
and that it didn't happen.
I did want to talk to
you about... [sighs]
you going back to the cruise
where it's easy to do something
and get away with it.
[tense music playing]
[Juan] I haven't cheated on you,
and I won't cheat on you
no matter what.
Since then, you know,
we've had a kid together,
and he's finally
coming to America,
so I'm definitely trying
to move past all that.
But truthfully,
I know there's something
that my friends don't know,
and I'm a little nervous
about what will happen
if that comes to light.
[Megin] The situation
with the girl reaching out,
I'm just still
nervous about that.
I'm worried for
your heart, and...
yeah, I'm just really nervous.
I mean, obviously,
I worry about that.
I don't think distance is
comfortable by any means.
But, you know, if
he wants to cheat,
there's a will, there's a way.
And so...
he could have easily
went and did something
and then called me right after.
So but how am I
going to know that?
- He's going to do that.
- I know you don't hold grudges, but I do.
- So I'll hold this for you...
- [Jessica chuckles]
- 'cause, I mean, it just...
- [Jessica chuckles]
it's nerve wracking.
[tense music playing]
I really struggle
trusting Juan now,
um, still to this day,
because of that situation
and what that lady said.
Um, it's not something
that I take lightly,
and Jessica deserves
nothing but the best
for her life.
Why focus on something like that
when we can just
focus on, like, our beginning
actually being together.
- I say forgive, just don't forget.
- Yeah.
[Megin] When Juan gets here,
I definitely want to have
a conversation with him.
Um,
I don't know if he'll
be expecting that.
I think he thinks
maybe it's in the past
and we're done with it,
but I'm not done.
I still have questions
I need answered,
and I will be getting those.
[tense music playing]
[indistinct chatter
in background]
We're thinking about
having another baby.
That's just a lot to take in.
You already have one baby,
and then you're going
to have another baby.
It's going to change
everything drastically.
It's going to change
the whole family dynamic.
[tense music continues playing]
I wanna discuss it with you
'cause she's
thrown it out there,
like multiple times.
I mean, I already...
accepted that you had one baby.
So I don't think I'm ready
to accept you having
another one yet.
I mean, maybe if I felt
more welcomed by her,
then I would be
more okay with that.
But from how it went in Paris,
I'm pretty hesitant
about you guys
having another kid.
He should be retiring,
not changing diapers.
I almost feel like her having
another baby with my dad
is her way of separating
and taking control
over the situation,
taking control over him,
further dividing the family.
You really feel like she's in it
for the right reasons...
-I... -...and not just because
she wants to come to the US
and because you
pay for everything?
Maybe that's a 2% fear.
I want to make sure
I'm looking at this...
fully, and this is
- the rest of my life, too.
- Yeah.
So...
are you comfortable
getting a prenup?
Uh...
It's just there to protect you,
and you've worked
your whole life...
- Yeah.
- For everything that you have.
Right.
We still don't know
her full intentions,
so I feel like...
just to be safe.
And I think that if
she freaks out about it
and refuses,
I think that that is a red flag.
You know, I get why
a prenup is valuable,
but I'm hesitant about it
because after my
first marriage ended,
after 19 years,
I started dating
a younger girl named Jade.
So things got pretty
serious between Jade and I.
At one point, I
brought up a prenup,
'cause I just was
going through a divorce
and lawyers
and dealing with that,
and she flipped out on me.
And ultimately, our
relationship fell apart
for those reasons.
And I do see the
value in having it,
but I'm going to
make the choices
that fit Mina and Maria and me
and our family right now.
You know,
I'm never going to allow myself
to be in a position
where she asks me to
choose between her and you.
Do you trust me on that?
- You believe me?
- Yeah.
- You sure?
- Yeah, I do.
My dad is just so
in love with her,
and I don't think he really sees
what she could potentially
be doing to our family.
I think she might think that
she can get away with it,
but when Mina finally
comes to the United States,
this isn't gonna fly anymore,
and I think that we might have
to have some hard conversations.
[tense music playing]
He's from Iran.
And we will have 90 days
to get married.
I really want you to
be able to meet him
and be there.
[voice trembling] That
stuff's important to me.
[cows mooing]
[Western instrumental
music playing]
[Stevi speaking]
Honestly...
I am ready
to get the conversation
behind me.
But the thought of
it not going well is
kind of torturing
my brain a little.
And if his reaction is not good,
I don't think I'll be
able to handle it.
[Perry] You made it, huh.
Yes.
How you doing?
- [Stevi] Okay.
- Huh?
[both laugh]
[Perry speaking]
It is making a whining noise.
But the...
I knocked the...
What's it called?
I don't know. I was just
going down the road,
and it was, like,
flapping, making noise.
[Perry speaking off-screen]
Want me to do it?
[Perry speaking off-screen]
-[Perry sighs] -Do you
want to stop for a minute?
Sit down and rest.
[Perry sighs]
[soft tense music playing]
A lot.
[Perry] Mmm.
It's probably going
to be a bit shocking.
It better not.
So do you remember
the time I went to Turkiye?
[Perry] Mm-hmm.
Um...
I... I said
"I'm going to see
people I work with."
And you said something to me.
Do you remember what you said?
- Mmm.
- Well, first of all, I told you...
Really?
Well, right before...
You said "Nobody goes
across the world unless...
You don't remember?
Yeah.
I did meet somebody there
that was one of my students,
so I was not lying to you.
But I ended up having a
lot of feelings for this person.
Dad!
- Stop. Stop.
- Uh...
- That's... Yeah.
- Stop. Stop now.
Mahdi.
Yeah, but my name's Stevi.
And I've dealt with
that my whole life.
But with that being said,
the country he's from is
not that good of a country...
The government is not good.
The people are good.
He's from Iran.
[tense music playing]
He obviously don't hate me.
[Perry mutters affirmatively]
Yes, very good English.
He don't.
Um, it's definitely something
that I do want to
follow through with.
And I do love him,
and I do care about him.
And he did tell me
that he would like to spend
the rest of his life with me.
Oh.
[sighs]
I wanted to tell you sooner,
but I waited till
the last minute.
And...
he's coming tomorrow now.
He'll be coming on his K1 visa,
and we will have 90 days to...
get married.
[tense music playing]
Yeah.
I know it seems crazy,
and I would have
never expected that,
but I fell in love
with this person,
and I like them,
and that's how it is.
Oh.
Oh.
Yeah, I know. It's a lot.
No, not at all.
No, he's not. Mm-mm.
Mmm, you don't know.
No, it's not like that.
It's not like that!
I'm telling you, I know
him, and it's not like that.
No, absolutely not.
[Perry speaking off-screen]
I did.
I think, even though
this wasn't like...
It feels like
it happened faster
than I would have liked,
I think sometimes
timing can be perfect,
even when it's un-perfect.
And I really want you
to be able to meet him
and be there.
[voice trembling] That
stuff's important to me.
That's the only thing
that makes me cry,
is when I think about it.
About you.
Nothing. I just love you,
and I want you here forever.
That's right. [sniffles]
Even though we
only have 90 days,
I would need your approval
before I married someone.
But most importantly,
I couldn't do
something like that
unless I had you walk
me down the aisle.
Would you be willing to do that?
And then if you approve of him,
then would you walk
me down the aisle?
Yes, sir.
[Stevi] Honestly, I
don't know what I'll do
if my dad doesn't
approve of Mahdi.
Because Mahdi
being from Iran means
that his visa situation
is much different
than other people's.
When Mahdi comes here,
we are pretty certain
that Mahdi will never be able
to return back to
his home country.
There's a good chance
that he won't be able to see
his family or his friends
in Iran ever again.
It's a massive sacrifice,
and honestly, it just
adds a lot of stress,
um,
for me.
I won't choose between
my dad or Mahdi.
I can't do that.
So this crazy
situation, it has to work.
And we don't have a backup plan.
It has to work. [chuckles]
Three months to
see if you like him.
[sighs]
I need you to like him.
[up-tempo music playing]
[Dawson] Where is this man?
[Jessica] The boys have
been waiting so long.
They are just so eager
for Juan to be here.
But our relationship
is not perfect.
Nobody's is.
And I feel a lot of pressure
to make this home for him.
Oh, I see him.
[Dawson speaking]
[country music playing]
[bell dinging]
-[David coos] -[Jessica]
What do you think?
Do you think Daddy's
going to love these?
Is Daddy going to love these?
[cooing]
[Dayton] That's a yes approval.
That is a David approval.
[woman] ♪♪ Who I put away ♪
♪♪ I felt you wanted to stay ♪
[Jessica] Okay,
boys, let's go. Let's go.
It's time to go get Juan!
Let's go! Let's go!
Go, go, go, go, go!
[Jessica] Today is the day,
and I just can't wait
to go to the airport
and get Juan.
It's pretty heavy, sweetie.
I don't know if
you can get both.
I'm so excited to
see him and have him
in, like, my stomping grounds.
And I just can't wait to
be with him and kiss him.
Let's hit the road.
- [Dayton speaking]
- [Jessica] Okay.
So the plan is
we're going to
head to the airport,
and then we're going to
stay the night in Denver
because it's a three-hour drive.
And then the next day,
we'll do the three-hour
drive back home.
Okay, we're ready.
Are you guys ready
to go get Juan?
[Dayton and Dawson] Yes.
- [Jessica] Like, how ready?
- [baby cries]
Like, one through
ten, how ready?
[Dayton] A thousand.
[Latin American music playing]
I'm currently at the airport
on my way
to Denver.
Can't wait to get
there to see them,
kiss Jess, hug the boys.
This has been a
long time, just...
waiting and waiting
almost two years.
I haven't seen my
son in two months,
so that make it
even extra special
'cause I'm missing so much.
Four more hours
to go see my family.
[Dayton speaking]
If we're dreaming
and this is all a dream
and then we wake up?
Yeah.
It's not a dream.
It's real life, Dayton.
And he's actually coming,
even though it still kind
of feels like a dream, huh?
[Jessica] Are you guys
feeling nervous at all?
[Dawson speaking]
[Jessica and
Dayton] To see Juan.
I'm feeling a little nervous.
Why?
Maybe because I'm so excited,
but I'm just nervous.
I just hope he loves it.
I've just been
waiting for so long,
I just want
everything to go right.
Okay, I'm going
to get all our stuff,
- but you guys can get out.
- [Dawson baby-talking] Are you ready to see
your dada?
[Jessica] I know, it's time
for him to see his dada.
[Dayton] Today Juan's coming.
I want to run and hug him.
This is what I'm going to do.
I'm doing it.
Do you think he's
going to get lost
- trying to come out of here?
- Yeah.
I feel like I'm lost
trying to find him.
I feel a ton of pressure
to make this work.
The boys have
been waiting so long
to... I mean, they are just
so eager for him to be here.
But our relationship is
not perfect, nobody's is,
and there's been highs and lows,
and there's been
times that have been
really challenging for us.
And it's overwhelming
because it's like
there's lots of factors
and there's a lot of things
that could make him
unsure of this place.
And I feel a lot of pressure
to just make this home for him.
[Dawson] Where is this man?
[Jessica] Oh, he's in Denver.
He's landed.
Yay!
- [Dayton] He just landed?
- He landed.
- Right now?
- [Jessica] Uh...
Well, he said, "Guess
who is in Denver?"
And I'm saying,
"Yay, come to us."
[baby crying]
Where is he?
Mom, where is he already?
[expectant happy music playing]
[Jessica] Oh, I see him.
Hold up your posters.
Hold your posters.
- [Jessica laughs]
- [Dawson speaks indistinctly]
[music reaches crescendo]
[Juan] Come here. Ah! [laughs]
[heart-warming music playing]
[laughing] Oh, I
was ready for you.
Hi, baby.
- [Juan] Hi, baby. How are you doing?
- Say "Hi, Daddy."
- "Hi, Daddy."
- [baby whines]
Hi, baby.
[Dayton] Hi.
- [Dawson whining]
- Hi.
Say, "Hi, Dada."
- "Hi, Dada."
- [Dayton] Give me a hug.
"I missed you."
Okay, I got three boys.
You call me when you need me.
[Jessica laughs]
We've been waiting 1,381 days
- since the day I met you.
- That's a long...
That's a long wait.
I've been patiently waiting.
[both laugh]
But happy to be here.
[Dayton] Mom, I see it, Mom.
[Juan] I just can't believe it.
It doesn't feel real,
finally be here with Jess.
And just getting to be
together is just amazing,
a great feeling.
I'm just really,
really, really happy.
- You all hug me. Yes, family hug.
- And mom on the outside.
- Family hug. Aww.
- Mom on the outside, all my boys.
[Dawson] Too much boys.
- Never too much boys.
- [Juan] Aww, I'm so happy to see you guys.
Is that your daddy?
- [baby cooing]
- Uh-huh.
- [Jessica] There's your dada.
- Papa.
I still can't believe I'm here.
I just still can't believe
I'm with my son.
Seeing him, holding
him, he's my son.
He deserves...
his dad to be with
him, you know?
Sorry, it just touched
my heart a little,
'cause, you know, being a dad
and not being able
to be with your son...
it's really hard.
It's not an easy thing
to do, you know?
It's not easy.
Not easy.
Not easy to be away from my son.
[Dawson] My present!
My present for you!
Cold attire?
No, it's nice, but that
will keep you really warm.
And this is like super farmer
Wyoming, American coat.
I love it. I like the style.
-And look how warm it is. It
has these... -Yeah, it's nice.
Everything looks
amazing. Thank you.
It's too far to drive home
tonight to Torrington.
So we're going to get
a hotel for the night,
and then tomorrow
we'll sleep in,
and then head home.
- I have a question. Are we sharing...
- Yes.
The same room, or...
Yeah, we have the same room.
But we have,
like, different beds.
They can't have their
own room. They're too little.
That would have been
amazing, you know?
Yeah. We haven't seen
each other in two months.
I mean...
there's a bathroom.
And I...
Yes, yes, sir.
- I'm just being...
- Just like the cruise.
- I feel handsome.
- Actually looks really good on you.
- I feel handsome.
- Does it feel warm?
[Dayton laughs]
[Juan] It feels great.
- [Jessica laughs]
- I like it.
[Jessica] It looks good on you.
[Dayton] See? How does
he know how to do that, right?
- 'Cause I'm a father.
- [Jessica speaks indistinctly]
- Yeah.
- [all chuckle]
[Juan speaking]
- [baby crying]
- I know.
Hopefully, when
we start driving...
Juan, do you see
what our life is?
- [baby crying]
- Yeah. [chuckling]
- Do you see what our life is?
- [baby continues crying]
[laughing]
[Juan speaking]
Pressure,
lots of pressure.
- [Jessica] Welcome.
- [baby crying]
[Dayton] Hello!
[baby crying loudly]
I have worried every single day
that Sarper would
back out of this.
We've kind of touched
on what would happen
if the K1 doesn't get approved.
If this doesn't work out,
we can't be together.
What did they say?
I don't like how
your face looks.
[Turkish music playing]
[cat meows]
[Shekinah] Kitty,
kitty, kitty, kitty.
Sweetie.
[chuckles]
I had to stay so
strong for Sarper
and be so positive
that now that he's in
there and I'm alone, I...
I'm feeling all my
feelings, all my nerves.
And I just wonder
what's happening,
if there's problems.
So many things I'm thinking of.
[Shekinah] I have
worried every single day
that Sarper would
back out of this,
because he's been
so on the fence
about going to the US.
He's like, "I want
to be with you,
but I don't really
want to go to the US."
Sarper has definitely tried
to get me to stay in Turkiye
all the way up until today,
um,
because he has a
lot of reservations
about moving to the US.
He doesn't want to be so
far away from his parents,
which I totally understand.
But I think it's also just
a fear of the unknown.
We've kind of touched
on what would happen
if the K-1 doesn't get approved,
and it was just too
scary of a conversation,
so we just, like,
decided not to have it.
But basically, it was
going into the place of, like,
"If this doesn't work out,
we probably can't be together."
I really want to find a
gift for Sarper's parents.
I wish that Sarper
would have told them
that he had the interview today
so they could be
mentally preparing for,
you know, the answer
that he's gonna get,
but he wanted to save it.
So, you know, it's gonna
be a surprise to them
when they find out, I'm sure.
I don't know how
they're gonna take it.
[soft tense music playing]
One of the things that's
really difficult about today,
if he does get approved,
is that it will be a long time
before he can
come back to Turkiye
to see his family again.
And that's hard.
I think I'll get
this little set.
- Thank you so much.
- [clerk speaking]
- [Shekinah] I love them.
- [clerk speaking]
[Shekinah] Thanks.
I think it's gonna be one of
Sarper's biggest struggles,
being in the US,
is just knowing
that he's so far away
from his parents.
And they're getting
older, and it's just,
you know, he's an only child.
He's their everything.
Um...
So I'm worried all the time
that this isn't gonna
actually go through.
Even if he gets approved,
I am still afraid
he could back out,
'cause he could.
[tense music playing]
[Shekinah] I'm so
nervous right now.
I'm waiting for Sarper.
This is the spot we
agreed to meet at.
And I just don't
know what happened.
Like, I don't know
what he's been through
for the past three hours.
I'm dying to know what happened.
[tense music playing]
[Shekinah] A lot is
riding on this, and I feel it.
Like, this is such
a serious moment,
and, you know...
we're never gonna
have this moment again.
Like, it needs to...
be good news.
So I really hope...
he got a good answer.
[suspenseful music playing]
[Shekinah] Baby.
I don't like how
your face looks.
What happened?
Why'd that take
so long? [kisses]
What happened?
Are you okay?
[suspenseful music
continues playing]
This season on 90 Day Fiance...
Ooh!
♪♪ Give it to me give it to me ♪
♪♪ Give it to me ♪
[gasp]
That was close.
♪♪
[laughing]
Ribeye! You opened the gate?
Oh, my God. What is this?
Can't wait to
squeeze that bootie.
[weedeater whirring]
Is my mom mowing the lawn?
Hi, Greg!
As of right now, my fiancee Joan
and I are living with my mother.
I'm hoping a year
and a half, two years.
What do your kids say
when you talk to them
about your relationship?
They don't know
I'm getting married.
Wait. They don't know
you're getting married?
[laughing] No.
What else don't they know?
Mmmmmm.
Have you guys talked
any more about a pre-nup?
We're gonna do that. Yeah.
Stop. What are you saying?
We went on dates.
We've done more
than just kissing.
What the [bleep] is going on?
You should have told me?
I've already done it.
What do you want
me to do about it?
I can't go back in time.
I mean, I did tell you.
I did tell you. I did tell you.
I don't want to
be here for real.
So, I just... yeah. I'm
just done with this.
Are you not telling people
you're in a serious relationship?
Do you tell people you are in
serious relationship yes or no?
Please answer my question.
Honey.
[bleep bleep]
No. I am done.
Honey.
♪♪
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