[Justin] Previously
on 90 Day Fiancé...
What you're doing
is showing the world
that you love me regardless
of what anybody thinks.
That's what matters
the most to me.
Okay. Stop.
Aw.
Justin's getting a little bit
more comfortable with me
in public, and that's all cool,
but we need to get
a little bit more... sexy.
- Cheers.
- [Justin] Yeah.
Anali is super pretty.
That was the first thing
I noticed about her.
[Justin] And I think
it was on day four
of us being together
when I decided
to propose to her.
She said, "Aw."
And I was like, "Uh, so yes?"
And she said, "Yeah."
I feel, like, I
haven't told you,
but this whole entire time,
her dad doesn't
even know I exist.
Oh.
She has been pretty
much lying the whole time.
What would her
incentive be to hide you?
[Nick speaking]
[Devin] Yeah.
[Nick speaking]
[Devin speaking]
[Devin] Is that them over there?
[Nick speaking]
[cell phone ringing]
[Ashley in Spanish]
[Manuel in Spanish]
[Manuel speaking]
Why are you calling so much?
It makes me wonder. It does.
They called nine times.
Like, that's weird, Ashley.
It's weird.
I'd be a fool to not think
Manuel might be
coming here on my back
so he could meet
up with his family.
And leave you.
[Jasmine speaking]
You were living in a dirty
apartment with mice in it.
What mice, you [bleep] idiot.
[Jasmine speaking]
one in which I can
bring my kids into.
So this is serious.
[Sophie speaking]
and, like, basically
he's been getting, like,
disgusting videos from
other women, nudes.
And, like, the
videos are disgusting
and he's, like, entertaining it.
I'm not perfect,
but I'm definitely not
trying to[bleep] me
with nobody else but you.
What am I supposed to do now?
[suspenseful music playing]
[Robert speaking]
[groans softly]
[typing message]
Sophie's gone to a rental now.
She's pretty much taken
all of her stuff and left.
To be honest, she
could be on a plane
and I wouldn't know it.
She sounds, like,
she doesn't give a...
She don't [bleep] with
me no more, like, she's...
She damn near done
with me over this.
And the... And the
crazy part is, it's, like,
this conversation that
Sophie's pissed off at me about
is months old from before she...
Her visa got accepted.
And I don't even
know this girl, like,
I literally don't
know this girl.
So this is... This
to me is, like...
is, like, free p*rn
from a random person.
Like, I don't care.
[typing message]
[dramatic music playing]
The fact that this
could be over...
that [bleep] breaks
my heart, man.
I just wish she
would talk to me.
All I could... All
I could hope for
is that she would
give me a chance
to make it up to her.
[upbeat music playing]
[Gino speaking]
We got to go. We're late.
[upbeat music playing]
Be a good boy, Coco.
Be a good boy.
I'm on my way to
meet Gino's family
for the first time.
And I don't feel in the mood.
I don't even know
if I will ever feel
in the mood to meet them.
[Jasmine speaking]
you know, and Gino is
some sort of mad at me
because I spent the
money off the wedding dress
and all that stuff. Okay.
I'm gonna do my best
and put on a happy face.
[Jasmine speaking]
The very, like,
few communication
that I have had with
them, it hasn't been nice.
[man] I was just
wanting to know,
like, could this be real?
I mean, really?
Do you really love Gino?
Your sister-in-law texted me
about the date
that I can already not
pick up for the wedding
because she's having a
lovely vacation in Florida.
I haven't even stepped a
foot into the United States,
and I'm already
receiving orders.
And I have to, like, dress up
all covering because...
and, you know?
So I wanna look like
super professional.
I'm planning just to be myself.
And I'm a very friendly person.
I'm very talkative. I'm funny.
But, you know me.
I take no [bleep] from anyone.
So if I feel that they are
being disrespectful or rude,
not kind to me, I'm
just gonna leave.
Beautiful creature.
Wish me luck, Coco.
Do your doggy prayers for Mommy.
Take care of the house.
Don't pee all over the place.
[Coco barks]
[Jasmine speaking]
[Gino] Oh, yeah.
And they also have
bocce ball... courts.
Bocce ball is big in my family.
[Jasmine] Who's going?
Uh, well... Dana.
I think Michelle, my
brother Tony, Lori.
Anthony, he's my nephew.
[Jasmine speaking]
I went and I visited
your sisters willingly.
I didn't create
any fuss about it.
I went and visit them.
I met them. I talked to them...
- [Jasmine] Because I have...
- because I wanted to,
because they're your family.
They have never
texted you in a rude,
mean way or said...
- That doesn't matter.
- Anything negative...
- It matters. How...
- No.
Can you say that
it doesn't matter?
- [Gino] No.
- It does matter.
- It matters a lot.
- [Gino] Yeah.
- Think positively.
- [Jasmine] I am trying.
Trust me. I am.
But I just wanna make sure
that, you know, that if I
don't feel comfortable,
we have to come back home.
[thunder rumbling]
[Gino] Are you cold?
[Jasmine] I'm so cold right now.
[Jasmine speaking]
Like, the weather is, like,
the best representation
of how I'm feeling
at this moment.
It's so gloomy.
Everything is so dark.
[Gino] Don't worry.
Just be yourself.
It's just a sign that
it's not a good idea to
go and meet his family.
I'm meeting a bunch
of strangers that
don't like me at all.
And that being nothing
but super judgmental.
My biggest fear is them
stopping Gino from marrying me,
because I know that he
really listens to his family.
Hi.
[in Spanish]
[Alysia in English] We're
concerned with our friend
and what kind of situation
that she's potentially
getting herself into,
whether it's good or bad.
[Manuel in Spanish]
[Clayton in English] I'm
gonna go to the airport
- in a few minutes.
- [Violet] Okay.
I was trying to
learn my Spanish.
I know you got... There's
a language barrier,
but try to talk in,
like, your normal tone
'cause, you know, just 'cause
she doesn't speak English
doesn't mean
she's, like, a child.
Okay.
[Clayton] It's kind of scary.
The two most important
people in my life,
they're not just meeting,
they're also gonna
be living together.
And I just don't know
how it's gonna go.
I'm not gonna see
her till the last second.
[upbeat music playing]
♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪
[in Spanish]
[in English]
[upbeat music playing]
♪ Oh, oh, oh ♪
Here's the pen I've been
looking for for weeks.
Put that in there.
Anali is going to be
arriving from Peru
to the United States today.
I have heard from Anali...
she got into Miami.
So she's on her way
here, but she has, like,
a three hour layover in Atlanta,
which is a fun airport
when you don't speak
English 'cause it's very big.
Um, so... Yeah.
So she's gonna be heading
here in a couple hours
and it's a very
short flight. So...
Yeah.
This is probably
the craziest thing
I have ever done.
Bringing someone to
live with me in America,
whom I've only met a
couple of times in person.
She's really close to her family
and I'm hoping
that she doesn't
miss them so much,
that she doesn't want to
stay the whole 90 days.
For Anali, I have an alpaca.
It's very... Smells
like cotton candy.
I also have a little shirt
and this is a picture of us.
This is one of
our little sayings...
[reading in Spanish]
Basically means, uh,
"I love you to infinity."
I'm gonna go to the airport
- in a few minutes.
- [Violet] Okay.
I was trying to
learn my Spanish.
So what have you learned?
[in Spanish]
- Uh, okay. Well, you'd say...
- [Violet] I'm working on it.
Yeah. So, that's good.
But in her case, it'd be estás.
- Estás.
- [Clayton] Cómo estás?
Try to just... I know you got...
There's a language
barrier, right?
I'm gonna be
translating for you,
but try to talk in,
like, your normal tone
'cause you know, just 'cause
she doesn't speak English
doesn't mean she's,
like, a child or an animal.
- I know that.
- But just, like,
talk how you
normally talk to me.
Okay.
Looking forward to meeting her.
[Clayton] Kind of scary.
The two most important
people in my life,
they're not just meeting,
they're also gonna
be living together.
My mom does get
a little frustrated
at things sometimes,
but because of the
language barrier,
she won't be able to communicate
and might be more
upset than usual.
And I just don't know
how it's gonna go.
[softly] Oh, boy.
I've never bought
anyone flowers before
because I've always
just had the attitude
that flowers die.
They're just an
expensive, temporary gift.
But Anali is coming
to the United States
from a 30-hour flight.
I want her to have a
good entrance to America
and something that she's
gonna remember forever.
[sighs]
I have a range of emotions,
but I sometimes just have,
like, a pessimistic mind.
So I'm just hoping that
everything goes smoothly
and, you know, we
can have a great life
together in the US.
I couldn't imagine
myself living without her.
Wish I could see
the top of the stairs.
I'm not gonna see
her till the last second.
[tense music playing]
[in Spanish]
[upbeat music playing]
[in Spanish]
- [in Spanish] - [in
English] Oh, thank you.
[in Spanish]
- [in English] Surprise.
- Oh, my God.
Oh, so cute.
Oh, my baby.
[in Spanish]
- [in English] I miss you, honey.
- I miss you, too.
[Clayton in Spanish]
[Anali in Spanish]
- [in English] Surprise.
- Oh.
[in Spanish]
[in English] Oh.
Guinea pig.
[in Spanish]
- Oh.
- [laughs]
[in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[laughs]
[in Spanish]
[chuckles]
[mellow music playing]
[Ashley in Spanish]
[Manuel in Spanish]
[Ashley in Spanish]
[in English]
[laughs]
We had sex.
[laughter]
[upbeat music playing]
[Ashley] Since Manuel arrived.
We probably bickered about
something at least once a day.
Oh, my God. Right?
Because it's just
so [bleep] true.
But the sex is helping... a lot.
[imitates purring]
[in Spanish]
[Ashley in English]
There's lots of power in sex.
There's lots of magic in sex.
Especially when
you reach orgasm.
Like, we manifest
everything in our lives.
Every single thing.
So when you're having sex,
think about what it is
that you desire most
and keep that in your head.
And when you're literally
at the point of orgasm,
concentrate on
that and just watch it
like vibrate inside
of your head.
You can do sex magic in
a number of different ways,
but you know, that's
the easiest way.
[upbeat music playing]
[in Spanish]
[in English] I'm taking
Manuel to Spirit Room,
a local witchy fun bar
in the heart of Rochester
to meet my friends.
Here we go.
[in Spanish]
- [man] Hi, Ashley.
- Hi.
My friends are a little
skeptical of Manuel
because of course when
you vent to your friends,
they remember the bad stuff more
than they do the good stuff.
[in Spanish]
They know that he is
a little short tempered
and he has an ego.
They can definitely be judgy
and they are not afraid
to speak their opinion
even if nobody called for it.
- [Ashley] How are we?
- [man in Spanish]
[in English] How is everybody?
[in Spanish]
[man in English] A little.
- How are you?
- [Ashley] I'm so excited.
I can't believe. How do we know?
Tell him we can't
believe he's here.
We're so excited
for him to be here.
[in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[Ashley in English]
Well, I'll speak for me.
I'll say that I'm
remembering a lot
about my honey's personality.
Spicy personality.
We have a lot to unpack
around the witch thing.
How did he react to all of that?
Not good.
He laughed.
He thinks it's comical
that I call myself a witch.
I don't really know
how to move through it.
We have like 80
something days left.
I don't wanna spend
- arguing either.
- [Alysia] Right.
Like that's not
what we're here for.
Are you learning how to
communicate these things?
Or are we just
[bleep] our problems?
Or are we actually
working them out?
[in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[dramatic music playing]
[in Spanish]
[Manuel speaking]
[in English] You're coming
from two different worlds.
Like there's such...
Like he's got his culture,
you've got your culture.
- It is totally different.
- [in Spanish]
[in English] We have to
learn how to talk to each other.
[in Spanish]
[Solly in English]
In a respectful way.
[in Spanish]
[Alysia in English] We're
concerned with our friend
and what kind of situation
that she's potentially
getting herself into,
whether it's good or bad.
[Solly] He's very controlling.
And she's had these
concerns for years
up to this point
and he's here now and
it's still not changing.
[in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[in English] We... I mean, we're
married, we don't have secrets.
I tell him everything.
[Ashley in Spanish]
[Ashley in English] It's
hard to be in the middle.
And although he may
be looking secretive
or like he's not saying
the full truth
about some things,
I have seen this reaction
from Manuel multiple times.
Manuel does not
like to be questioned.
He will literally tell me
to stop asking questions.
Literally.
I'm not shocked.
We wanna make sure
that you are here for her.
We wanna make sure
that you support her
and have her back
because she deserves that.
[in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[Solly in English] Don't mean
to make him mad or anything.
[in Spanish]
[Manuel in Spanish]
[in English] Okay. Okay.
He said for anything,
excuse me for anything.
Okay? It's okay. It's okay.
[in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[upbeat music playing]
[in other language]
[in English]
[in other language]
[in English]
[Devin speaking]
I'm like a leopard in heat
and I took hormones
before I came here
and I am very, very horny
and you are depriving me.
If the sex is bad then
there's nothing else.
Then you're just friends.
Then you are just friends.
Really?
Really?
[upbeat music playing]
Good morning, baby.
I'm sleeping.
Shh.
What time is it?
It's time to wake up.
We have a lot to do today.
Finally, we have some
physically connections
- and, uh...
- What is this?
[laughs] Happy relation.
It's like this. Not like this.
- What...
- Okay. Okay...
[laughs]
So how was last night?
You know, I love being with you,
but it's like, I feel like
when I'm finally
getting in the moment
and it's just like it's over.
I definitely enjoyed
making love to Justin.
However, there's
still some element
that I'm missing from him,
and, you know.
No.
I do that.
You don't do the
opposite for me.
He's still being a taker in bed.
[laughs]
It was.
It was good, but, you
know, I always want more.
Yes.
More riding your horse
and you're like, "No, no, no.
I need my rest
or I need energy."
And for me,
I am like a leopard in heat
and I took hormones
before I came here
and I am very, very horny.
And you're depriving me.
If the sex is bad, the
love making is bad
then there's nothing else.
Then you're just friends.
- Then you're just friends.
- Okay...
- Because you used...
- Because you...
to be sexually...
Like, I don't know
this person anymore
because you used
to sexually be...
No. You choose... I mean...
I pick all of it. I... Sorry.
I pick all the things connected.
Maybe.
I don't just pick
a partner for life
because that I could
just have friends
in many different countries.
If it's not gonna
be a sex thing,
then we could be friends, right?
So what does that mean?
[Justin speaking]
You...
Really?
Really?
Of course.
Like, I really, really came back
'cause I really wanna
make this work with us,
you know that and I hope
that you feel the same.
[Justin speaking]
Listen, I've dealt
with feeling alone
and rejected a large
portion of my life,
and I don't like
feeling that way.
I like feeling secure.
I like feeling sure.
And for him to sound
like he's so unsure
of being on the same page as me,
it makes me upset.
Let's go enjoy the day together.
And you could sit there.
[Justin speaking]
[Nikki] I'm not.
[Justin] Too many kisses.
[Justin groans]
[intense music playing]
[Devin speaking]
[Nick speaking]
[Nick speaking]
- [in other language]
- [in English] Hi.
- [man] Hi.
- [in other language]
- [in other language]
- [in other language]
- [in other language]
- [in English] Hello.
[laughs]
- [in other language]
- [in other language]
- [in other language] - [in
English] She say you look beautiful.
- [Deok speaking other
language] - [in other language]
[in English] Let's go this way.
- [in other language] -
[Deok in English] Hello...
[Deok speaking]
Oh, very nice.
[in other language]
- [in other language]
- [in other language]
Here... [in other language]
- [in English] Thank you.
- You're welcome.
[in other language]
[in other language]
[in English] He say you
look pretty and skinny.
Oh, thank you.
Thank you. [chuckles]
[Deok in other language]
[in English] What's the difference
between Searcy and Korea?
So much bigger.
So much more stuff.
[in other language]
[Gunja in other language]
[Deok in other language]
[in other language]
[Devin in English] Nick's
sister and his niece and nephew
are also at this dinner.
It's very intimidating
meeting his whole
family at the same time.
[Nick speaking]
[in other language]
[in English]
Thank you. Thank you.
[in other language]
[in English] She's asking if you
can speak some Korean words.
[Devin] Uh...
[Nick speaking]
[in other language]
[Nick in English] Where
are we planning on staying?
[in other language]
[Gunja in other language]
[in other language]
[in English] She's saying
she is gonna be sad
now that I'm getting
married to you
and going to US.
She feels like I'm going
for good, you know.
It's quite difficult for
me to hear her say that.
A choice has to be made
and if this is the choice
we're gonna make,
obviously, it's
gonna hurt his family.
[in other language]
[in English] Just eat some food.
[in other language]
[in English]
[Devin speaking]
[dramatic music playing]
[Devin speaking]
Hi.
How will you contribute and
be a productive American?
[Jasmine] They are attacking me.
Right now, this is
a personal att*ck.
[intense music playing]
[Jasmine] Hi.
- [Gino] How are you?
- What's going on?
How are you, guys? Hey.
- Nice to meet you.
- [Jasmine] Nice to meet you too.
Hey.
When I first arrive,
the first impression
that I'm getting is that
Gino's family seems
happy to meet me.
They're all smiley, very joyful.
They are saying nice things.
Tony.
[laughter]
[Jasmine speaking]
because the way
I picture it, is like...
A toast to Gino and Jasmine.
May they have
love in their hearts
and peace in their mind.
But what does Uncle Marco say?
[in Italian]
It's to 100 years.
[cheering]
[Gino] I love it.
[laughter]
Thank you.
If we continue
like this, guys...
If we continue like this,
you're gonna need
a new glass of wine.
[laughter]
Let's play some
bocce ball. You ready?
- [all] Whoo!
- [Gino] Yeah.
[cheerful music playing]
[Dana] So we have this ball.
- This is the pallino.
- [Jasmine] Okay.
- Pallino? How would I call it?
- [Tony] Pallina.
- Pallina.
- Pallina. So you take this,
the first person
will roll this out
and then you follow it up
with one of the bigger ones.
[Gino] My family
just loves bocce ball
and at our family reunions,
we actually have a
bocce ball tournament.
It's a fun challenging
and exciting game.
There you go. Nice sh*t.
- I know.
- That's right on it.
- [Gino] Oh.
- [Lauri laughs]
I am so shocked Jasmine
walks on the bocce ball court
and she's throwing like a champ.
I mean, she's k*lling it.
How can she be so
good, so fast like that?
I love it.
I mean, she's a true Italiano.
- That's a good sh*t.
- [Jasmine] What?
I don't suck at it.
- I'm good. Oh.
- Oh, sorry.
[Dana] You guys
wanna grab a drink?
We've never really met Jasmine.
We've only spoken
to her just a little bit.
[Lauri] In ways, they seem
a little bit mixed matched.
Gino's not the best looking guy.
He doesn't have the most money.
We're just trying to figure
out what's her real intent.
Yeah. And when we
look on social media,
we saw a lot of
provocative type things.
I guess we're a
little bit concerned
about why she's doing that.
Is she trying to get other
sugar daddies, so to speak?
[Tony] So, we're trying
to get some answers.
[in Spanish]
[Michelle in English]
I'm glad I get to see you.
[Jasmine] Yeah.
[Michelle] How's it going?
Michelle, I'll be
honest, it is difficult.
They left everything.
I even gave my car to my sister.
I mean...
And now, I depend on Gino
driving me everywhere.
I don't have a credit card.
I don't have a bank card.
I don't have anything.
I depend on him like 100% and...
I just think that you
just need to be here
for a little bit, see Gino,
become more comfortable.
Right now, I'm sure it's scary.
- Yeah, it is.
- You know,
and you just left your home,
- you left your family.
- Everything.
If there are any other issues,
you can always call me,
talk to me, you know.
I appreciate you,
taking the time.
I... Yeah. Of course,
anytime, okay?
[Gino] I guess I'm
gonna join the party then.
- Hey, Gino, I got you a beer.
- Hey.
- Hey, what's going on?
- What's up?
- We got you a beer.
- I got you a beer.
- Brothers, how are you doing?
- Doing well. Doing well.
We really haven't had a chance
to have a guy-to-guy
talk tonight, so...
We were just kind
of talking about that.
But catch you at the bar.
Like how do you
feel about it so far
for the time that
she's been here?
Well, I'm not gonna
lie, it hasn't been roses,
you know, the first few days.
What happened?
Well, I mean, like,
I gave Jasmine like a...
Like a quite a bit of
sum of money, right?
To buy a wedding dress
and she ended up spending
the money I gave her
for the wedding dress
on like a cosmetic surgery.
I'm like, "Whoa.
I mean, I gave you that
money for the wedding dress."
Right. So how much money
are we talking about, Gino?
Like $4,000.
[dramatic music playing]
Gino, that's, you
know... that's big red flag.
I think she's a great person,
but I think you need
to get her, like...
And I don't mean, like, in line,
you know, but
she needs to, like...
She can't do that kind of stuff.
[Anthony] The biggest
worry we have is that
she's just coming
here to use Gino.
Thank you, guys.
I'm so happy you
showed up today.
- Yeah.
- It makes me happy.
So that, kind of,
gave us more red flags
to, kind of, think about,
like, she's not grateful for
the money she was given.
She's gonna spend
it on something else
and hope that she gets more.
All right.
[Tony] Good game of
bocce ball, you guys.
- Yeah.
- That was a good game.
- Yeah.
- [cheering]
Cheers, baby.
What did you think,
Jasmine? You like it?
- I enjoy it.
- [Lauri] Yeah?
- You were doing good.
- [Jasmine] Right.
- I didn't know.
- [Lauri] Oh, yeah.
Yeah.
[applause]
- All right.
- [Tony] It was a good time.
So, you guys, what
are you guys thinking
about for, like,
the wedding venue
or... and, like, when?
To be honest, I...
I'm not quite sure about
having, like, a celebration.
For our wedding,
I would rather prefer
just the wedding to be
something more private,
you know, like, maybe
just Gino and I, and my dog.
My mother is not gonna be there,
not my sisters.
And, not having them,
just breaks my heart.
[dramatic music playing]
[Anthony] Kind of
makes me feel upset,
'cause, like, she doesn't
wanna celebrate with us.
[Dana] It's both
of their weddings.
So I think that Gino needs
to chime in a little bit more.
And if that's any indication
as to what's to come,
there still are some concerns.
So, I mean, it's
probably not just me,
but probably a lot of
people in the family
have big concerns.
Just, like, how grateful you are
for everything Gino's
really gonna bring to you?
I understand your perspective,
like, me coming to
the United States,
I should be grateful for that.
But the way I see it,
is that Gino should be grateful
that I came to
the United States,
and I left everything
I have ever loved,
my family, my kids,
- amazing weather, you know?
- [Gino] Yeah.
You sacrificed a lot and
- given up...
- I sacrificed.
[Anthony] Leaving
your family and every...
Your whole life in
Panama to come here.
[Tony] I have a question.
How will you contribute
and be a productive American?
I'm an educated woman.
I speak two languages.
I have worked since
I am 16 years old.
I have always worked.
And, right now, legally,
with this kind of visa, I
am not allowed to work.
They are attacking me.
Right now, this is
a personal att*ck.
It doesn't matter what I do.
I will never be good
enough for Gino's family.
And it is directly to the
fact that I'm not American,
and they already put a
label on me because of it.
[dramatic music playing]
I'm not after Gino's money.
So, I don't know why you
have those concerns about me.
I think it was you, Dana, like,
suggested to
Gino, like, a prenup.
You know?
I took it as an offense.
When I got married
to Lauri, I signed one.
Her dad wanted
me to sign a prenup.
Okay. So, Tony, why...
why would you think that Gino
will need a prenup if he marry?
I think it would just be, like,
a security blanket for him.
I know he is not rich,
but protect what he
worked so hard for.
Yeah, 'cause he's worked
so hard his whole life.
And then, if you
had bad intentions,
you come in and
you take everything
he's worked his whole life for.
[dramatic music playing]
[Jasmine] I'm trying my best
with Gino's family right now.
But this is what I
mean when I say that
they don't like me,
no matter what I do.
It's almost like
nothing about me
is good enough for them.
I don't know what it's
gonna take from me
to convince them that
I belong to their family.
[dramatic music playing]
[upbeat music playing]
[Justin speaking]
[upbeat music playing]
[Nikki] I'm so excited
to meet your friends.
I'm nervous if they're
gonna dissect me
with their eyes
and speak Russian.
[chuckles]
Now, that Justin
is introducing me
to some of his
friends, I definitely see
that he's moving
this relationship
into the right
direction with me,
by his side, and claiming
me as his woman.
And, I feel really
good about that.
[Nikki speaking]
But I'm still nervous
about his friends
accepting me and not judging me.
[Justin] Let's go. It's here.
[Justin speaking]
[acoustic music playing]
- [Justin speaking]
- Hi.
- [in other language]
- [in other language]
[Justin in English]
- Hi, Sasha.
- [Sasha speaking]
- Heard so much about you.
- Aw. So cute.
[Justin] This is Roksy.
- [Roksy speaking] -
Hi. I love that name.
- Roksy.
- Yeah. [chuckles]
- It's like a sexy name.
- [Roksy speaking]
- This is Sergei.
- Hi, Sergei.
- Nice to meet you.
- How are you?
- Finally.
- I've seen you
- before on videos.
- And Ivan.
- [Ivan] Yeah.
- [Justin] Ivan.
- [in other language] -
[Nikki in English] Look at Ivan.
- [in other language] -
[in English] How are you?
Nice to meet you.
I'm quite good.
[Justin in other language]
[Roksy in English]
[Nikki] Uh, how
do you say cheer?
Cheers is, um...
- [in other language]
- [in other language]
[in other language]
- [in English] All right.
- [laughter]
[Roksy speaking]
Oh, my goodness, 2006.
Yeah, long time ago.
- [Roksy] Long time ago.
- [Nikki] Fifteen years.
- We had a...
- It's changed a lot, yeah?
[Nikki] Yeah. Oh, my goodness.
In so many ways.
Me too.
I sound different.
I look different.
- My body's different.
- [Ivan] You're cool.
- [laughter]
- [Nikki] So...
- [Roksy speaking] -
And we're back together.
- [Roksy speaking]
- [laughs]
But this time, under
different circumstances.
So now, he knows
the truth. [chuckles]
- [Roksy] Mmm-hmm.
- So now, he knows the truth.
[chuckles]
I didn't know Nikki
is not the real woman.
- And...
- [Roksy] What do you mean?
Some special... I
mean, like, trans.
[Roksy speaking]
No. When I saw
her first time, for me,
this was like some exotic woman.
[Justin speaking] Yeah.
- [Roksy speaking]
- [Nikki] No.
- When I tried to...
- I felt so bad.
Like, I felt like,
"You know what?
I should have been honest."
But, when I changed my life,
my family did not accept me.
They cut me off for two years.
So it was really,
really hard, you know?
Um, I got to a place
where I had to really
struggle to survive.
- I was in the streets.
- What?
I was homeless.
I was hooked on dr*gs.
I had to prost*tute myself.
[dramatic music playing]
[Roksy speaking]
Um, sometimes I had
no place to go at night
or money or food to
eat on the next day.
And I had to be with
someone sexually
to even get that food
or to even get a place to sleep.
I had to do a lot of things
that I wasn't happy with.
- [Roksy speaking]
- [Nikki] Yeah.
[Justin speaking]
So, for me, I didn't
want to tell him my past,
because I felt like all my life
I've been judged just
from saying I'm trans.
Nobody wants to know anything.
[Nikki] Right.
From the small country...
[Nikki] That accepts me for me.
That accepts me for me.
It wasn't easy in the beginning.
I have done a lot of
things I am not proud of.
It's a hard life.
And I wanted them to
understand that part of me,
to get to know me
better, you know?
I don't want them to judge me.
I don't want them
to judge Justin.
But I want them to
understand the reasons
why Justin chose me.
- [Roksy speaking]
- Many times.
[Roksy speaking]
Yeah.
It's definitely heartwarming
to see Justin's friends
being so accepting
and so welcoming
to me being in Moldova.
I think that that
is not the norm.
I know Justin has
had some pushback
from a lot of "friends"
of his and they stopped
talking to him, even
family members.
But I also have probing
questions about how Justin is
and why he is the
way he is with me.
So tonight, I think it gives me
the perfect opportunity to
do a little bit of investigating
and be Inspector Gidget
because I wanna see if Justin
and I are on the same
page or if we're, like,
really far off, like,
in another book.
[laughter]
I'm gonna show her the
house, what little house there is.
Okay. [in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[in English] My
mom stays in here.
[in Spanish]
What happened?
I found, like,
the most disgusting
videos in this phone.
[gasps]
[Claire speaking]
[somber music playing]
[laptop rings]
Hi.
Yeah. Um, well, no.
What happened?
I mean, you know how obviously
I sent you a text yesterday.
So basically, you know
how my dreams are,
like, really intuitive, right?
It always happens,
what I dream about.
Um, I had that dream
and basically it told me
that Rob had...
You remember when he
online cheated on me before.
He basically said
that he did it again.
So I woke up the
next day and I, like,
kind of, went with that feeling,
and I checked his phone,
and literally, I found,
like, the most disgusting
videos in this phone.
The last message
was 14 weeks ago.
[gasps]
[dramatic music playing]
I told him, "If this
ever happens again,
I'm leaving." So he's,
kind of, risked me for what?
For nothing.
So I just told
him, like, "I know."
And he was like,
"What do you know?"
And then I was, like,
explaining what I saw,
and then he just started
crying, all this stuff.
So I was, like, I just left.
Um, and I told him that, like,
if he could just leave me alone
'cause obviously he
wants to talk to me.
He didn't want me to leave.
But I was, like,
"I need to leave.
I already booked my
place where I'm staying.
Like, I'm going."
Are you...
Yeah, I know. That's the thing.
That's why it's so
annoying because obviously
in a real life situation
I would just leave.
But I don't really
know what to do now.
No. So I'm not in
his house anymore.
I'm in, like, some house in LA
'cause obviously I'm
not gonna stay with him.
How am I supposed
to sleep with him?
And I'm just taking some time
'cause obviously I
don't know what to do.
Like, I'm so stressed.
I'm just... I don't
have anyone to talk to.
- I'm just, like...
- [Claire speaking]
I don't really know
what I'm supposed to do.
He can't do the bare
minimum, which is, like, be loyal.
- It is disgusting.
- [Claire] That's disgusting.
You can't unlove
someone that quickly.
I will hear his side,
but at the same time
I've seen the videos now.
I've seen the messages.
I can't unsee that.
And I don't know.
Even if I was to give him
a chance, 'cause obviously,
I have this 90 day thing and
I'm supposed to marry him,
you can't have a
relationship without trust.
[Claire speaking]
[dramatic music playing]
[Sophie] It's like I
don't know what to do.
Should I be strong and leave?
Or, you know, I love
him, and just be true
to the fact that I love him.
So I'm just very conflicted
in my mind right now.
The best scenario is,
we can move past this
and I can be with Rob,
and we can be this great couple
that we've been
trying so hard to be.
And then the other
part of my brain is, like,
and then he's just
gonna do it again,
and you're gonna be hurt again,
and you should have left.
So I need to hear
his side to say,
"Can I get through
this with Rob?"
[upbeat music playing]
[Clayton in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[Anali in Spanish]
♪ Hey, hey ♪
♪ Oh, oh ♪
♪ Hey, hey ♪
[in Spanish]
Yeah. [Clayton in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
- [in Spanish]
- [in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[in English]
[Clayton] It's honestly really
strange having Anali here.
I've had company, like,
very, very, very few times,
and now someone new is
coming to live here all the time.
It's gonna be a complete
change and shock for me.
[Clayton in Spanish]
[in English] I worry that Anali and
my mom won't always get along
because Anali is a
very organized person.
She always has everything
in order and that's gonna be,
like, a sharp contrast
to how the house is.
But if Anali and my
mom don't get along
or there's some
type of awkwardness,
I honestly have no
idea what I'm gonna do
because I'm not just
going to evict my mom.
We're home.
[Clayton in Spanish]
[Anali in English] Yeah.
Hi.
[gasps, in Spanish]
[in English] So
he's Cocoa Butter.
[Anali] Hi, Cocoa.
Cocoa Butter. Come
on, Cocoa Butter.
- Hi, Anali.
- Hi, Violet.
- [in Spanish] - [in
English] Nice to meet you.
[in Spanish]
[in English]
[Clayton] Oh, that's cute.
- Yeah.
- Aw.
[dog barks]
You're more beautiful in person.
- Aw, thank you.
- [in Spanish]
Yes. [in Spanish]
[dog barking]
- [Anali] All right.
- So pretty.
Yeah. [in Spanish,
then English] Water?
Water.
I'm seeing Clayton's face.
I can tell that
he's really happy.
And he is just like...
Got that look on him
that I haven't seen...
I don't think I've
ever seen it before.
I'm gonna show her the
house. What little house there is.
- [Violet] Okay.
- But... Yeah.
[in Spanish]
[in English] You can start
with my little cubby hole.
- Yeah.
- Oh, okay.
[in Spanish]
- [in Spanish]
- [in Spanish]
- Aw.
- His name, Baby Pig.
- His name is Baby Pig.
- Yeah. Baby Pig.
Who is your baby?
- [in Spanish] - [in
English] He's scratching me.
[Anali in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[in English] And my
mom stays in here.
[in Spanish]
Yeah. [in Spanish]
[suspenseful music playing]
- Oh.
- [in Spanish]
- [Violet in English] Yeah, in the corner.
- [in Spanish]
Yeah.
[Anali in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
- [in English] Yeah.
- Yeah.
[in Spanish]
[in English] Hmm, okay.
I'm just kidding.
[in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[in English]
[in Spanish]
Mmm-hmm.
[in Spanish]
- [in Spanish]
- Okay.
Okay.
[sighs]
[upbeat music playing]
I feel like it might be the
case that me and Anali
are not going to have
an intimate relationship
too often with my
mom ten feet away.
But in the past, if she's over
and I'm having my
girlfriend over, well, yeah.
You know, I'll just
leave, or in this situation
she might shut her
door, or turn the radio on.
We can turn some sound
on and just, you know?
[in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[Clayton in Spanish]
[in English] Give me a hug.
[jazz music playing]
[in Spanish]
Um, okay.
[in Spanish]
- [in English] Why?
- [in Spanish]
- Hey.
- [in Spanish]
[in English] Bye.
- [light clicks] -
[Anali speaking]
I figured after being
apart for a few months
that Anali would want to
be intimate but guess not.
It might be because
she has been traveling
for so long and hasn't
had enough sleep,
or is it because we're
sharing a wall with my mom?
I just don't know what
to think and honestly
I'm kind of a
little bit worried.
- [Anali speaking] -
Okay. See you tomorrow.
[Manuel in Spanish]
[in English] Manuel will
literally, like, laser vision TV
as if I'm not [bleep] there.
And it bothers
the crap out of me.
[Ivanna in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[in English] Why would
you say something like that?
Livid is an understatement.
[upbeat music playing]
[Ashley in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[upbeat music playing]
[Manuel in Spanish]
[Ashley in Spanish]
[in English] We are getting
ready to go to couples therapy.
Manuel wants no part of it.
Mister "I don't have
anything I need to work on."
But even if Manuel
has nothing to hide,
he sure is acting like he does.
[in Spanish]
[Ashley in Spanish]
[in English] Couples
therapy is so important to me
'cause I see it as preventative.
I don't wanna pay for a divorce
and I don't think he
wants to pay for a divorce.
The sex helps us communicate,
but I think Manuel and I
are going through such, um,
a different type of relationship
to have that extra added support
as he's adjusting
and as I'm adjusting
is only gonna do more good.
[Manuel in Spanish]
[Ashley] Mmm-mmm.
[in Spanish]
- [Ivanna in English] Ashley. Hi.
- [in Spanish]
- Ivanna.
- [in Spanish]
- Ivanna.
- [Ivanna in English]
- Yes.
- You can come on the back.
- All right.
- [in Spanish]
- [Manuel in
Spanish] - [in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[Ivanna in English]
and I have had some experience
working with K-1 visa couples
where they're looking
for some guidance
during their engagement.
I'm also bilingual.
So when I found out that
Manuel was from Ecuador,
it was really interesting to me
to be able to jump
in and help out
with their communication issues
and also be able to
be kind of a bridge
in terms of the
cultural differences.
- [in Spanish] -
[Ashley in Spanish]
[in English] Welcome.
Is there anything particular
you're nervous about?
I guess just like
being in this situation
with my partner.
- What situation?
- I know he trusts me,
but I do feel like there's
still, like, a wall there
around certain parts of his life
that I can't seem to
pierce and it bothers me.
[in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
- Mmm-hmm.
- [in Spanish]
- Mmm-hmm.
- [roars]
He wants to avoid problems,
but it's causing more problems.
- [Manuel in Spanish] - [in
English] Miscommunications.
Manuel will literally,
like, laser vision TV
as if I'm not [bleep] there.
And it bothers
the crap out of me.
So I think that I react stronger
because I feel like
I'm not being heard.
[Ivanna in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[in English] Why would
you say something like that?
That is so beyond rude.
Livid is an understatement.
Pissed!
[in Spanish]
[in English] It's like
he's leading a double life.
[in Spanish]
[suspenseful music playing]
[in Spanish]
[suspenseful music playing]
Men in this region,
[Nikki speaking]
[Roksy speaking]
[Nikki speaking]
[in other language]
[Seung in other language]
[in other language]
[Devin in English]
[suspenseful music playing]
[Devin speaking]
- [in other language]
- [sobs]
[Nick in English]
[chuckles]
[suspenseful music playing]
This is not how I wanted
to meet my future in-laws.
And I feel stupid for crying.
[indistinct chatter]
[Seung in other language]
[in other language]
[in other language]
[Nick in English] She
says it doesn't really matter.
That's good. Yeah?
That's good to hear.
[Gunja in other language]
[Nick in English]
- [applauding]
- [Nick speaking]
[in other language]
[in other language]
[Gunja in other language]
[in other language]
[Nick in other language]
[in other language]
- [in other language]
- [Deok in English]
- Yes. See you again.
- [laughter]
- Yeah.
- [Nick in other language]
[in other language]
[in other language]
- [in English] Bye-bye.
- [Nick in other language]
[in other language]
[Nick in other language]
- [in other language] -
[Nick in other language]
[Nick in English] Even though it
makes me sad leaving my family behind.
[Devin] Do you
think that I did okay?
[Nick speaking]
[Gunja speaking other language]
[upbeat music playing]
- [in other language]
- [in other language]
[in other language]
[in English] And now
you have to dance.
[laughs]
[upbeat music playing]
Honey. I just spilled
some liquor on my...
Sorry.
- Okay. Got it.
- [laughter]
I'm cleaning machine.
Can you come with me to the bar?
[Roksy] Sure.
Honey, I'll be back.
And here we'll talk about
Ukrainian American girls, yes?
[chuckles]
[Justin in other language]
- [Ivan in other language]
- [in other language]
- [in other language]
- [in other language]
- [in other language]
- [in other language]
So you know so much
about Moldovan men
and something that's
really bothering me
is that Justin
doesn't really like
to have a lot of sex.
Like, it's almost like
only when he wants
and not when I want.
But I wanna ask you,
men in this region,
do they [bleep] on women?
[dramatic music playing]
[Nikki speaking]
But it's not an answer.
It hurts, you know.
I just want him to treat
me like any other girl
that he's dated and
it's just not happening.
[in other language]
[Ivan in other language]
[in other language]
- [laughs]
- Yeah.
[Ivan in other language]
[in other language]
[Ivan in other language]
[Justin in other language]
- [in other language]
- [in other language]
[Ivan in other language]
[in other language]
[Justin in other language]
[in English]
- [in other language]
- [in English] Hi, baby.
- Hey, baby.
- [Roksy in other language]
[in English] Where
have you been?
[dramatic music playing]
- [Jasmine] My seatbelt's on.
- Hey.
What is this?
I have no idea what that is.
Is that yours?
[Jasmine speaking]
That's not cheating.
[Jasmine] I have
learned to read Gino.
And the way he's
responding to me,
I can tell he's
guilty as [bleep].
[Jasmine speaking]
Yeah, I'm dropping you off.
[sobbing]
[upbeat music playing]
[Gino] Thank you so
much for coming tonight.
[Tony] It's great to
meet you tonight.
[Jasmine] Um,
well, we have to go.
Yeah. My dog is by
himself and, you know, so...
[Gino] Bye. See you guys later.
- See ya.
- See ya.
[Gino] Take care.
No, because it's my family.
What do you mean
lack of empathy?
Give them a chance then.
I'm trying. Trust me. I am.
[thuds]
- [Jasmine
speaking] - Great. Oh.
It's a goner.
Uh, it'd be easier to
get it after we park,
unless you can reach it, but...
What is this?
I have no idea what
that is. Is that yours?
Who knows?
Who knows?
What is this?
I don't know what this is.
Where did you find it?
What the [bleep]
are you talking about?
This is no girlfriend
or anything like that.
Who is this?
I don't [bleep] know.
Could be one of my coworkers
or some other mother [bleep]
in my car that was a
coworker or somewhere
we went out and
maybe they dropped it.
Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
You go out with coworkers?
Yes, I go out with coworkers.
Yes. Is that a problem?
[bleep] people, coworkers
go out together for lunch
once in a while for a work
event or something like that.
So you were... You were
dating a [bleep] bitch from work?
No.
You're not listening.
I wasn't dating anybody.
[suspenseful music playing]
What the [bleep] is wrong?
You're always looking for...
No, no, no. I'm not
looking for anything.
- Yes, you are.
- My cell phone just fell down
and I see this [bleep] lipstick.
- Yeah.
- What I'm trying to get...
- You know how...
- is my [bleep] cell phone.
You know how long
I've had this [bleep] car?
Hello?
For a long time.
[Jasmine] I have learned
in these three years
to read Gino through
his body language.
And he cannot hide it.
I know his expressions.
He changed color and everything.
And the way he's
responding to me,
I can tell he's
guilty of [bleep].
And stop [bleep] assuming
that I was with a girl,
because it's not true.
I've never been with a girl
since I've been with you, ever.
I don't know whose it is.
I don't know whose it is.
You're a [bleep]...
- You are crazy.
- Disgusting person.
- I just wanna go home.
- [Gino] You're so ridiculous.
Sickening.
- I wanna go home.
[sobbing] - Just sickening.
Can't believe it.
I wanna go home. [sobbing]
You only found lip
gloss under the seat
and you have no
idea why it was there
or how it got there
and you're screaming
at the top of your lungs
like there was a
m*rder or something?
[sobbing]
Holy [bleep]!
[Jasmine speaking]
- No, I'm not.
- Yes, you are.
- I never...
- Yes. You're [bleep]
That's not cheating.
Yeah, I'm dropping you off.
I [bleep] need you.
I'm going back to Panama.
I don't wanna see
you ever again.
Okay. Okay. Go. Go.
[sobbing]
[Gino] You don't
trust me, go back.
You're crazy.
[sobbing]
Let me go and pick up
my dog and my things.
[Gino] I'm gonna
get an Uber for you
and you're gonna go to a hotel.
[Jasmine] Yeah. I
don't wanna be with you.
- [Gino] Yeah. Okay.
- [Jasmine] Anymore.
- It's the best.
- [Gino] That's fine. Yeah.
I didn't cheat on
you or anything.
- [Jasmine] You did, Gino.
- [Gino] Didn't not?
[Jasmine] You did.
[suspenseful music playing]
[sobbing]
[Ashley] Next time
on 90 Day Fiancé...
Yes. It's heart.
[Nick] I'm really nervous
because I have a
big surprise for Devin.
Oh, whoa, whoa, whoa,
whoa. Wait. [chuckles]
Huh?
[Manuel in Spanish]
[Ashley in English]
I've had a few moments
where I'm wondering
if this is the right move.
Yeah.
[in Spanish]
[Manuel in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[Manuel speaking]
[Ashley speaking]
[suspenseful music playing]
[Justin speaking]
This looks nice, right, pretty?
[woman speaking]
[Clayton speaking]
Anali's dad has no
idea that I even exist.
How do I know that she's
just not here for a green card?
I can't imagine her
faking something
like that for two
and a half years.
[woman speaking]
[sobbing]
Yeah. I didn't cheat
on you or anything.
- You did.
- I was never with any girl.
You did.
[Robert] I don't really know
what I'm gonna
say when I get there.
I just know that it
better be the right thing.
[Sophie speaking]
I'll spend the rest of my
life trying to show you.
Someone loyal doesn't
do this. They just don't.
[suspenseful music playing]