Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day: The Last Resort episode "The Last Knight Standing." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription, and read at your own risk.

90 Day: The Last Resort finally brought in John McManus for a reunion with Thaís Ramone and his brother Patrick Mendes. I'd been waiting for this episode to hit the 2026 TV schedule for a while, particularly since it was teased by TLC earlier in the season.

John, as he usually does, came in hot. He and Thaís were at odds almost immediately, which probably wasn't the best thing considering she'd been fighting with Shekinah Güven in previous days. The screaming match was brief, but revealing, and now I have new questions surrounding their recently announced plans for divorce.

Did Thaís Cheat On Patrick With Her Ex?

John was obviously trying to get a rise out of Thaís, but it was strange that she only exited the conversation until shortly after he brought up overhearing her father mention that she met up with her ex while visiting Brazil on her own. Now, I'm not saying that John, who admittedly doesn't speak Portuguese, should be trusted on his translation, but it was interesting to see how quickly she got out of that room before answering any questions about it.

Did Tensions With Patrick's Family Impact Their Marriage?

Another thing that stood out to me in this conversation was that John drilled down on Thaís' behavior when she has come to events with their family. He kept mentioning that she would disappear shortly after arriving, spending much of her time in a room rather than visiting with the family.

Maybe John is bolder than the rest of Patrick's family, but I do wonder if he has not been the only one questioning why Thaís hides when she visits. Especially since, as she has been happy to reveal, she's not the only family member having issues in their relationship. John admitted his own relationship, previously featured on 90 Day Fiancé, is toxic, but it doesn't seem to impact his ability to see family.

We've seen married 90 Day couples split over issues with family, so I'm not the least bit surprised if this is a factor in Patrick and Thaís' road to divorce. Obviously, she has issues with John, but is this just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to larger issues with other family?

I'm curious how much more we'll hear about Patrick and Thaís' relationship as 90 Day: The Last Resort continues. This season is all over the place when it comes to drama, so I'm just hoping we can circle back to the relationships and get some real work done before the recommitment ceremony.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day Fiancé episode "On Borrowed Time." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

90 Day Fiancé featured a scene addressing ongoing immigration struggles in the United States, after skating around the issue for quite a while. Unfortunately, the latest episode to hit the 2026 TV schedule wasn't all that I wanted, as it was pushed aside for Catie Norboe to tell Joshua Atkins about her request for an open marriage.

Viewers may remember Catie spent a big chunk of the previous episode telling the friends at her bachelorette party that she found sex with Joshua boring, and she would likely need the marriage to be open so she doesn't lose the "thrill of the chase" in hooking up with other people. I had my doubts he'd be on board with it to begin with, but her timing was the absolute worst as the UK-born fiancé shared his very real fears of detainment and deportation.

Catie Ignoring Joshua's Immigration Fears Related To Immigration To Ask Her Open-Relationship Question Was A Painful Watch

Joshua ultimately confessed to drinking heavily while Catie was out with friends, having watched unpleasant news updates related to immigration in the United States. He talked about the fear of how, even if he had a green card, he could end up in a detention facility for any amount of time while details would get sorted out.

The scene cut to Catie, who gave a quick acknowledgement of his feelings but used his opening up to transition to her request for an open marriage. Joshua was taken aback, to the point he more or less ignored that she skated right by his fears about detainment. The wedding is weeks away, and she's dropping a bomb that she needs the marriage to be open?

I was proud of him in this scene, as unlike at the party, Joshua stood up for himself. He flat-out told Catie that if an open marriage was required for this wedding, then there was no wedding and he was going back to the UK. He wanted to be monogamous, and if Catie didn't want that, then they needed to end things.

Will Catie Putting Her Own Desires Ahead Of Joshua Become A Bigger Problem?

As Joshua and Catie prepare for marriage, I can't help but point out there's a consistent need for Catie to prioritize anything she needs ahead of Joshua. When she does relent, she acts as though he's the bad guy, like when she said she followed "his" rules at the bachelorette party.

Catie's hard line for marriage was raising any future children in the Lutheran faith, despite Joshua being agnostic. Ironically enough, I also have to point out that the faith also widely endorses and expects monogamy, nor does it smile upon excessive alcohol consumption.

All this to say, Catie makes a lot of rules for Joshua, but often doesn't think she needs to be held to the same standard. I can't help but think this will be a future issue in their relationship, especially with spoilers already heavily suggesting that they are married.

I do hope they've found a way through those issues, and maybe some of those conversations were a show for 90 Day Fiancé's cameras. Otherwise, I have serious questions about their compatibility as a couple, and whether it'd be a great idea to get married given the differences in what they want in life.

90 Day Fiancé airs on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. The clock is winding down on when we'll see these couples tie the knot, and I can't wait to see how the tell-all specials go.

90 Day Fiancé's Big Ed Brown may not have found love on the TLC franchise, but it's made him a household name. With that, Brown has leveraged his reality TV fame and, as a result, he's known to appear in unexpected productions. As new episodes and spinoffs of the reality series hit the 2026 TV schedule, the former star of the franchise was recently spotted on an episode of Kill Tony.

For the uninitiated, Kill Tony is an ongoing show on YouTube in which comedian Tony Hinchcliffe and a panel of comedians judge random hopefuls he pulls from a hat based on a short stand-up set. Notably, it was where Saturday Night Live's Kam Patterson got his start, and it could be where the next chapter of Big Ed Brown's career is headed. His name was pulled from the bucket in a recent episode and, for those curious, here's how it went.

What Was Big Ed's Set On Kill Tony About?

Big Ed's stand-up routine was short, but that's the nature of these bits on Kill Tony. In his short amount of time, he made a joke about being well-endowed as well as a pretty crude quip about how lacking a neck would make him good at performing a sex act.

Ed got a few laughs and, as Tony Hinchcliffe noted, a standing ovation when he trotted out on stage. Based on that, it seemed at least several people in the audience had watched his past episodes, maybe even recently with an HBO Max subscription. What followed was a fairly lengthy interview portion, which had me suspicious regarding whether Ed's name was was truly drawn at random.

As a 90 Day Fiancé fan, I couldn't help but laugh at the moment, especially with his leading joke. Fans may remember when Big Ed flashed Angela Deem on 90 Day: The Last Resort, and she was not impressed. Still, the joke worked pretty well, thought it doesn't tell us the actual reason he goes by Big Ed.

Will Big Ed Return To Kill Tony?

So does Big Ed Brown have a new career in comedy? That remains to be seen, but I wouldn't rule out his returning to Kill Tony in the future as a panelist. As Tony Hinchcliffe mentioned, the crowd seemed to respond well to him showing up, even if the jokes weren't that funny.

Considering I'm a 90 Day Fiancé fan, I'm all for one of the famous alumni finding a new niche they can fit into. Thus far, very few of the former 90 Day stars have transitioned into careers that equal the fame they experienced while on the show.

As he mentioned during the interview, Big Ed Brown and his wild antics on his inaugural season made him a huge trending topic during COVID, and he's spun all those judgments and criticisms into a moderately successful reality TV career. I'm eager to see just how long he can ride this train, and I'll be keeping my eyes peeled in case he pops up in some other places.

Meanwhile, 90 Day Fiancé continues on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. I don't see anyone on that season with the potential to become the next Big Ed, but I would love to be proven wrong!

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day: The Last Resort episode "The Last Draw." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription, and read at your own risk!

Shekinah Güven is at odds with just about everyone on 90 Day: The Last Resort, and I was pretty confident it wasn't for show until the latest episode. The fact that the 90 Day Fiancé spinoff has now made Shekinah's threats to leave part of the Season 3 storyline has me suspicious, especially given all the additional fallout from this season online.

Shekinah's been at odds with her husband Sarper online as of late, and it looks like this married 90 Day couple is on the verge of divorce. Now I'm wondering if the couple is just playing it up to promote the show, as the latest episode to hit the 2026 TV schedule seemed to really lean into whether they'll continue to be involved.

90 Day: The Last Resort Has Turned Shekinah's Feud Into Their Main Storyline

Shekinah and Thaís' incident with telling her to "go back to her own country" was dramatic, but 90 Day: The Last Resort is milking it for all its worth. The latest episode featured Shekinah stating she didn't want to participate in a group exercise because she no longer considered it a safe space. Later on, she talked to a therapist about squashing the beef with Thaís and why she wasn't willing to do that.

After that, it showed in the preview for the next episode that Shekinah and Sarper were enjoying drinks in a hot tub and discussing if they should leave the resort and return to the United States. It wasn't like some hidden camera sequence with hushed voices; it was a scene with multiple camera angles and close-ups. Seems odd to agree to a curated scene promoting leaving, especially if it's meant to be seen as though you're violating your agreement to be on the show.

Shekinah's Said She Won't Return To 90 Day Fiancé, But I'm Skeptical

Since filming, Shekinah has blamed the show for making her marriage with Sarper worse, and said it's a reason she won't return to the show. I was on her side about that being true, and even saw her point until I saw these latest scenes.

Shekinah and Sarper have yet to get into their marital issues, and now that 90 Day: The Last Resort is putting the spotlight on their drama with the cast, it's their storyline. Shekinah may have valid reasons to be mad at the 90 Day Fiancé team and take issue with her portrayal. But there's a part of me that suspects she's doing all this to further sell and promote the story being told on television.

When Big Ed Brown stepped away from 90 Day Fiancé, there was no grand storyline factored into the show about him leaving. The same is true with Angela Deem, who only said as much online after she hadn't been involved for some time. For the record, we've yet to see a 90 Day star successfully break into another reality franchise after this show, so I'd question why Shekinah would want to attempt it.

I guess we'll see what's true and what's not when the tell-all rolls around, and whether Shekinah and Sarper show up in 90 Day Fiancé in the future. Until then, catch new episodes of 90 Day: The Last Resort on Mondays on TLC at 8:00 p.m. ET.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day Fiancé episode "Do I Stay or Do I Go." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

90 Day Fiancé's Catie Norboe and Joshua Atkinson continue to go back and forth on getting married, though it seemed for a while they were back on track. Catie agreed she needed to chill out with drinking and stop trying to make out with all her friends and strangers when she goes out. It seemed they had two major issues finally out of the way, right up until she announced a new marital request to friends at her bachelorette party.

The latest episode to air as part of the 2026 TV schedule revealed that Catie intended to ask Josh for an open marriage. She explained to friends that while she loved Josh, she found sex with him to be pretty boring and just couldn't imagine a life only kissing and having intercourse with him. She had yet to bring it up to him, though I can't imagine it's going to play out the way she wants it to.

If Josh Has A Problem With Her Currently Making Out With People, I Doubt He'll Agree To An Open Marriage

It wasn't that long ago that we saw Josh threaten to return to England after Catie made out with friends directly in front of him. He's been more than clear this type of thing isn't acceptable to him, and he's not willing to get married unless it stops. He was pretty crystal clear about all of that, which made me confused as to why Catie even spoke like her asking for an open marriage was a discussion they can have.

Are Catie And Josh Married?

Amidst Josh defending Catie on social media and reports of people spotting them around Portland, it's looking likely that this 90 Day Fiancé couple tied the knot. I'm not sure how he'd be allowed to stay in the United States otherwise, especially with this season filmed several months before airing.

It has me wondering: did Josh agree to the open marriage, or did Catie relent and get married without that agreement? I'll be interested to see where the pendulum swings (or technically already swung) in regard to that outcome, and whether a compromise was reached.

Beyond the intimacy stuff, Josh and Catie still have a major hurdle when it comes to her Lutheran faith. Catie wants her children to be raised within the church, while Josh is agnostic and would prefer they wait until they're old enough to decide for themselves if they'll participate. 90 Day Fiancé doesn't have a lot of experience tackling that department, but based on past instances in which couples were in an open marriage, the marriage didn't last long.

We'll see how it all shakes out for Josh and Catie soon enough as 90 Day Fiancé continues on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. With couples getting closer to their wedding days, I'm just waiting for the tell-all announcement and updates on where things stand.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day: The Last Resort episode "The Last Performance." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

Shekinah Güven's gotten the lion's share of criticism throughout 90 Day: The Last Resort, and in fairness, it's deserved. Her insensitive comments alienated her from the cast, and she's spent plenty of time criticizing the spinoff and its cast all season long. That said, I feel like we aren't talking about another person who is equally responsible for the drama derailing the couples' therapy, Patrick Mendes.

Patrick, who was the minor character in Shekinah's feud with Thaís Ramone, isn't getting as much of the spotlight as his co-star. I find that odd, because it seems like whenever there's drama in 90 Day: The Last Resort, he's always involved or giving his two cents.

Patrick Is Causing Just As Much Drama As Shekinah

If you think back to many of the couple's most dramatic moments so far, Patrick was at the root of them for no reason. He was the reason Thaís got in Shekinah's face, he's made snide comments about Paola Mayfield's treatment of Russ, and was right there to remind Guillermo Rojer what his rights were as a father when Kara said she was still posting explicit material on the internet.

If fact, I think I've heard more about Patrick's thoughts on other couples than his own thoughts on his relationship. Perhaps he needed a reminder he's part of the cast of 90 Day: The Last Resort, and he might be best served minding his own business going forward.

Is It Ironic Both Couples Are Feuding With Others Rather Than Resolving Their Own Problems?

Shekinah and Patrick are looking at others and criticizing their relationships, and I can't help but point out the irony here. As of writing, we have evidence that Patrick and Thaís filed for divorce, and that Shekinah is on the outs with Sarper.

While I'll admit that I've questioned the effectiveness of 90 Day: The Last Resort compared to traditional couples therapy in the past, I can't help but point out that the couples occupying most of their time starting drama are the ones reportedly struggling the most in 2026.

I do wonder at what point TLC is unable to find franchise couples willing to appear on 90 Day: The Last Resort. As this latest season plays out, I can't imagine any couples will be falling over themselves to participate, unless they're just treating it as a free vacation. Maybe that's why this season took place in a castle in the UK, to dangle the carrot and coerce these couples to come!

90 Day: The Last Resort continues on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. This season is still rolling along, though I have to think we'll be at the tell-all soon enough and hear about everything that went down after the series.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day Fiancé episode "So Help Me God." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

90 Day Fiancé has a winner for the most cruel and twisted proposal in the franchise, and I didn't even know that was a category until now. The latest episode to hit the 2026 TV schedule blindsided viewers with an unexpected proposal, but I don't think it was a good thing for Debby Rolando and Mido Fayed.

Debby and Mido have had their ups and downs in Season 12, but she hoped that during a surprise day trip to a chapel, she could steer them back to talking about marriage. Unfortunately, Mido's attitude changed upon seeing the chapel, indicating he was unimpressed with her gesture, and when she asked him what was wrong, he told her he wanted to end the relationship and return to Egypt.

Debby dashed away, bawling hysterically outside of the chapel while Mido followed. Somehow, as she was became entirely unglued, he bent down on one knee and pulled a ring from his pocket. When she finally turned around, he confessed his earlier admission was just a joke, and that he sincerely wanted to get married.

Debby was still so upset that she hadn't even finished crying yet while accepting the proposal. Hell, even I couldn't get the shocked look off my face, because how did that seem like a good idea?

Mido's Pre-Proposal Fakeout Was Pretty Cruel And Outlandish

Mido explained in the confessional that Debby thought she got the upper hand by surprising him, but he wasn't going to allow that to happen. So he apparently in that moment hatched a plan to use his skills as a professional actor to pretend he was calling their relationship off, just so he could set up the major surprise of a wedding proposal. But while that may have just been "acting" to him, I think it was highly manipulative, and indicated he gave no thought to how Debby might react.

I'm Not Sure How Debby Forgave Him For That

I'm shocked that Debby came out of that experience being OK with what happened. (We know she didn't backtrack on the acceptance, because we've seen the spoilers that they did get married.) We've also seen Debby defend Mido's actions on the show already, despite them nearly breaking up early on in their storyline, so I guess we can chalk this up to her being extremely patient and understanding.

I'm still not sure how that situation is redeemable in her eyes, though, unless she's just a better actor than Mido. Manipulating someone into believing their years-long relationship is over, solely for the same of putting on a show for the camera, is just bonkers, and ultimately made Debby look foolish in the process. It's certainly not how I'd want my proposal to be remembered, nor would it make for a funny story in general.

Here's hoping they go the distance, but honestly, I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if they join the list of 90 Day couples who split a few years from now. I just don't see things happening either way, but I will say I'd love to be proven wrong and see them on the show years from now.

90 Day Fiancé airs on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. Season 12 continues to be thrilling for many reasons, so make sure to get caught up as the back half of the season continues.

After years of being featured on 90 Day Fiancé, Sumit Singh is finally coming to the United States with Jenny. It appears they'll try to move back to her home country so she can continue treatment for her ALS. Unfortunately, there's a catch, but hopefully not one that stops this from actually happening.

The news comes from Jenny's daughter, Christina, who discussed the situation on Instagram. As the couple's marriage story plays out on the 2026 TV schedule via 90 Day: The Last Resort, Christina explained why Sumit is now making the trip to the U.S. after spending years in India:

Christina added that she is traveling to India soon to be with her mother and will be accompanying them back on the flight to the United States should everything go well with Sumit's approval process. That said, she clarified that Sumit will not be pursuing a green card, despite being able to do so as Jenny's spouse.

The decision may be surprising and may remind others that Sumit has long said he doesn't want to live in the United States. That's not the reason why they're choosing to opt out of the green card route, however, as Christina explained, it comes down to time and the process involved:

It was not revealed the length of which Sumit's visa will allow him to stay, and what ALS treatments Jenny is undergoing or how long they will take. One does have to wonder, however, if she'll continue to live in the United States and he'll eventually have to go back to India without her.

Maybe that's putting the wagon before the horse because, as of writing, we don't know if Sumit will get approval to come to the United States or not. Christina mentioned that India has one of the busiest visa processes in the world, so it could take a while before he even gets an appointment for consideration.

As mentioned, Jenny and Sumit are currently part of Season 3 of 90 Day: The Last Resort. They've tackled a litany of issues thus far, including the fact that the restaurant they opened failed and Sumit took out a number of loans she didn't know about. Those who aren't watching can catch up with an HBO Max subscription, though the fact that Sumit is attempting to travel with her may spoil whether they're still together after the spinoff.

90 Day: The Last Resort has given them some lighter moments in the series involving sex jokes and the like, which is nice. Especially since, with her ongoing ALS treatment, we don't really know when Jenny will next appear in the TLC series after this latest appearance.

Those looking to watch Jenny and Sumit on 90 Day: The Last Resort can catch them on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. We'll see if Sumit gets approval to come to the United States, and what the next steps are either way.

Warning! The following contains spoilers from the 90 Day: The Last Resort episode "The Last Leap of Faith." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

90 Day: The Last Resort is meant to solve the marriage troubles of its cast, but in the case of Shekinah and Sarper Güven, it might be doing the opposite. When Shekinah originally blamed the series for negatively impacting her marriage, I brushed it off, but the latest episode has me thinking she has a point.

The couple lost a lot of friends after her derogatory comments made to Thaís Ramone, so that hasn't helped. That said, it feels as though the producers decided to directly target Sarper and Shekinah after that incident, and create more problems in their relationship through specific scenarios that are playing out in these latest episodes premiering on the 2026 TV schedule.

The Latest Episode Intentionally Set The Stage For Issues Between Sarper And Shekinah

As if putting the cast in situations that involve alcohol wasn't enough, the counselors deliberately set up a trust exercise that put Shekinah and Patrick side-by-side, having to help Sarper and Thaís work their way down a mountain. After their fight almost came to blows, you'd think producers would've pressed to keep them as far away as possible, but this wasn't the case.

Thaís ended up going into a panic on the mountain, but he was calmed and led down by Sarper. Everyone applauded him for how he handled the situation despite their differences, but Shekinah saw it as a betrayal. Of all the people on 90 Day: The Last Resort, Thaís was the last person she wanted him to show compassion to.

90 Day: The Last Resort Is Once Again Proving It's Not A Great Series For Couples In Crisis

Fast forward to 2026, and all signs point to the fact that Shekinah and Sarper are going through some big issues and may be the next married 90 Day couple to split. That said, I'm not ruling out them just trolling everyone on their social media pages, so I'm not quite convinced these two are done yet.

Regardless of their relationship status, I think there's enough proof once again that couples who are experiencing legitimate marital problems should not rely on 90 Day: The Last Resort to be a fix. I'll add that Shekinah and Sarper also had two previous seasons to watch before committing to this season, and they still chose to be a part of it rather than attending couples counseling elsewhere.

Which is to say that 90 Day: The Last Resort is pretty much the exact same show it has been in the previous two seasons. The couples do engage in exercise meant to help measure the strength of their marriage, but it's about the drama first and foremost. Let's not forget a therapist on there encouraged Jasmine Pineda and Gino Palazzolo to pursue an open marriage, and they just recently finalized their divorce. Hopefully, Shekinah and Sarper can do whatever is best for their lives and move on from whatever happened in the spinoff, in addition to what we've seen.

90 Day: The Last Resort continues on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. Tune in to see what other issues crop up for the couples, as they all stumble toward what could be an awkward recommitment ceremony for many of them.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day Fiancé episode "Meeting The Family." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

The drama of 90 Day Fiancé Season 12 has me at a breaking point, and it's because of Marissa Rubinetti and Edward Miguel Gomez's relationship. While I've taken issue with couples this season withholding secrets or ignoring big issues in their own lives, nothing has set me off more than the way Marissa spoke about Edward at the party.

The latest episode to arrive on the 2026 TV schedule centered around Ed meeting her friends, and her coaching him on how he should carry himself during it. She didn't want him talking about baseball or trailing her all night, and while there's nothing wrong with that, the idea that Marissa feared Edward embarrassing her in front of friends really bugged me in a way I can't get over.

The Way Marissa Talks About Edward Is Incredibly Disrespectful

If Edward were a casual boyfriend, some of her comments might've been rude, but understandable. To worry, however, that the man you're planning to marry may not be "intellectually stimulating" enough to entertain you or your friends is pretty offensive and pretty uncalled for.

It's also wild to think it's a worry you'd have when you're on a timeline to marry another person. It's weird to me that the onus is on Edward to prove he can fit into her social circles, rather than on Marissa to create an environment where her friends can meet him in a setting he's comfortable with.

Cultural Differences Aside, Their Age Gap Is A Factor

Marissa talks a lot about cultural differences and how Edward being from the Dominican Republic may not mean he's a good fit for her fast-moving American lifestyle, and we've seen in other past storylines there are hurdles to overcome. Typically, though, it's more Americans coping with the way their spouses live at home, and customs they have that don't mesh with an American lifestyle.

What I feel Marissa brings up a lot less is that there is a significant age gap between her and Edward, and that it's not incredibly surprising a 32-year-old man isn't at the same point in his career as someone in their late 40s. To me, it feels like she has a physical attraction to Edward and is desperately attempting to turn him into something he's not, and that's not the recipe for a stable marriage.

The verdict is out on whether this couple tied the knot, but I think they'll have quite a ways to go to work on their relationship if they don't want to be the next 90 Day couple to split after marriage. Here's hoping that at least some of these rude comments she made are her playing the drama up for the camera, and not that she actually feels embarrassed to be with Edward.

90 Day Fiancé continues on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. I'm continuing to enjoy Season 12, though I would enjoy it a lot more if I felt confident some of these couples are going to end up in healthy marriages!

Former 90 Day Fiancé star Statler opened up about her experience on the show and gave her take on what stars endure when they sign up for the TLC series. As the latest season airs on the 2026 TV schedule, a former reality star described filming as "extreme psychological manipulation" and painted a different picture of the process than one might expect.

Statler popped up in the comments of one of my own TikTok videos, ready to answer a fan's question about whether the producers "told them what to do." Statler (whose previous seasons of 90 Day Fiancé with her ex Dempsey Wilkinson are available to stream with an HBO Max subscription) gave her thoughts on how the show operates:

Statler alleges in her comment that she was portrayed on television in a way she isn't in real life, which can often be a criticism of reality stars. After all, the show can edit the footage they capture any way they want, and construct anything to appear the way it isn't.

This seems to be at the root of her complaint, which she continued on with below. She felt as though the experience would be more of a documentary, rather than what we witnessed on 90 Day Fiancé:

It's wild to hear, but this should be noted that there's a history between Statler and the 90 Day Fiancé franchise. Among other things, she was uninvited from attending the tell-all of what would be her final season, which she spoke out about. Basically, it's just her opinion of how it all played out, and there are other 90 Day stars with differing accounts on how the show operates.

In her defense, even 90 Day Fiancé viewers have caught times in which the show was seemingly manufacturing drama between cast members. This includes the infamous continuity error in which objects were moved around in the background of Big Ed Brown and Liz Woods' big fight, suggesting it was filmed across multiple takes. Additionally, some cast members have been found to be misleading the audience about elements of their storyline, and maybe knew their fiancé much longer than originally stated.

Based on Statler's story, I think the big message should be that anyone hoping to get onto 90 Day Fiancé should definitely watch the show and see what they're getting into before committing. I would say the odds of getting a "normal" edit on the show are slim to none; after all, it is reality television. Someone is going to be made to look like the villain, even if in reality they're not as malicious with their intentions.

Statler is not the first 90 Day Fiancé cast member to be disgruntled with her experience, and ironically enough, she commented on a post that was a response to Shekinah Güven saying she was done with the franchise. In a lot of cases, I think some of these cast members struggle with their real lives being dramatized or played up for entertainment. So I can't fault them for wanting to step away or "clarify" anything after seeing comments from fans. I do agree I'd love to see a documentary on the show someday, but for now I'm content just watching it on TLC.

90 Day Fiancé continues on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET, and The Last Resort is on Mondays at the same time. Stick with CinemaBlend as we continue to see what's going on with the cast, and give updates about the "reality" of what's going on in their relationships.

Jasmine Pineda pulled one over on 90 Day Fiancé fans and stars, to the point some of them may still be unaware. As rumors swirl that the reality star is prepping for a return to the 2026 TV schedule via a spinoff filming in Florida, she had her co-stars congratulating her on an engagement that didn't really happen. And this story has a funny twist.

Only weeks after finalizing her divorce with Gino Palazzolo, Jasmine shared a photo on Instagram with her new baby daddy, Matt Branistareanu. The pic shows Branistareanu down on one knee and handing Palazzolo a ring. It looked like the classic proposal collage, with Palazzolo even saying in her caption that her beau "got down on one knee to propose." The caption hashtags -- including "#chihuahualife" and "#dontbuyadopt" -- had me confused until I scrolled to the final slide, which read:

Yes, this was all a product promotion for a ring, and perhaps more importantly, a "proposal" by Matt to get a pet chihuahua. It seems the duo wants to adopt a pet from a shelter for their daughter, Matilda, but not everyone on the 90 Day Fiancé cast got the memo. They saw the ring pictures and jumped straight into the comments:

• Aww congratulations so beautiful! ❤️ - Darcey Silva
• CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU BOTH 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 - Manon Berryman
• I was noticing that ring last night and want one too! So pretty!! - Shekinah Güven
• Congrats👏👏👏👏 - Libby Castravet
• Congratulations ❤️ - Stacey Silva
• Congrats - David Toborowsky

Admittedly, I probably would've been fooled as well had I not spotted the hashtag and seen Cortney Reardanz's comment about going to the final slide. It's amazing what people miss when they don't look through a post in its entirety.

I do still wonder how long it'll take before Jasmine and Matt tie the knot, now that she's the latest 90 Day star to divorce after marriage. Personally, I think if they do, they'd keep it a secret on social media and choose instead to make it a surprise reveal for an upcoming spinoff, or possibly a special available to those with an HBO Max subscription.

Perhaps more than any cast member, Jasmine has always been one to hide what's going on in her personal life from social media. While news of her pregnancy leaked ahead of time, she even saved that for a tell-all appearance! I don't think she'd casually announce her engagement on social media with so little fanfare, and that's one of the things 90 Day Fiancé fans love about her.

As mentioned, Jasmine is not currently on TV, but there's reported filming happening for an upcoming spinoff in Florida. 90 Day insider @Shabooty reported that she and many other cast members were spotted in Florida, in scenes that were seemingly tied to Cortney Reardanz's upcoming wedding, and a party for Jasmine. As of writing, there's no word on what this spinoff is titled or if it's tied to one of the existing spinoffs.

90 Day Fiancé airs on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. You'll have to wait a while to see when Jasmine and all her drama with Matt spills back onto the small screen, but the good news is they might have a dog the next time we see them!

Warning! The following contains spoilers from the 90 Day Fiancé episode "I’m Questioning Everything." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

A friend of Catie Norboe finally said what I was thinking while watching 90 Day Fiancé, and I couldn't be happier. After Joshua Atkins witnessed her compulsive habit of attempting to make out with friends, someone finally spoke up and suggested maybe it wasn't her obsessive compulsive disorder that was creating the wedge in the relationship. On that note, it was suggested that Catie's drinking could be a contributing factor.

The latest episode of 90 Day to hit the 2026 TV schedule picked up with Catie meeting up to run with her friend, Ryan. During their workout, she recapped her conversation with Joshua about the previous evening and how he was disappointed in her. Catie mentioned her fear of her OCD sabotaging her relationship, but Ryan opened up about something different:

Catie admitted she also worried about that but, not long after, she brought up the OCD again. Additionally, she mentioned the quick timing of her and Joshua's engagement and not knowing what she wants. All of that can be valid, but it's hard to overlook the clear fact that Katie isn't indulging in problematic behavior when she's sober.

Why I'm Happy A Friend Finally Addressed Catie's Drinking Being A Problem

I've been wondering and quite frankly, waiting for a friend in Catie's life to bring up this issue. Otherwise, it would've appeared her entire friend group was comprised of people who would allow her to fall into these moments, even when they come at the expense of her relationship with Joshua.

So, from the outside looking in, it appears Catie has a true friend in Ryan. That aside, though, there's still the matter of Joshua and Catie's relationship problems.

Did Joshua And Catie Work Out Their Issues?

We've done some digging into Catie and Joshua's relationship and, based on current speculation, it seems that they did go through with the marriage. Getting married is one thing, but did Catie make some changes for Joshua? Or did they reach some sort of understanding about that?

If I've learned one thing watching 90 Day Fiancé, it's that it's really easy to succumb to the pressure of the K1 visa to just get married rather than pause and delay the process to work on other issues. There's a long list of married 90 Day stars who split up, and I think the marriage timeline is a major contributing factor.

All this to say, I hope that Catie and Joshua are happy in their relationship and didn't leave lingering issues like this by the wayside ahead of tying the knot, because the partying feels like a big issue. Either Joshua needs to be ok with Catie's partying habits, or she needs to be fine with letting that go for the sake of her relationship. I don't see a successful marriage where they just continue on as they're doing now.

We'll see if we get any answers on what conclusion they arrive at as 90 Day Fiancé continues to air on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. CinemaBlend continues to track what's going on with other couples and was shocked to learn about one duo who got married despite all evidence they wouldn't.

Shekinah Güven has a brand new look to show off not long after her controversial scene with Thaís Ramone aired on 90 Day: The Last Resort. Amidst trouble with her husband Sarper, and claims that she'll no longer work in the 90 Day Fiancé franchise, Shekinah took to social media to show off her new hairstyle, or I guess a lack thereof.

Shekinah is now officially the second 90 Day Fiancé female cast member to shave her head, with Jasmine Pineda doing the same back in October. She hard-launched the change by posting a video of her in the act of shaving to Instagram, and staring at the camera:

No, Shekinah isn't pulling a Britney Spears, with mysterious reasons behind why she shaved her head. The reality star confessed she's worn wigs for a long time and became tired of seeing her original hair falling out in clumps. Shaving her head is a way of reminding herself her beauty is not attached to hair, and it may make any future wigs fit better as well. For now, she's rocking the buzzed look, and rang in the Fourth of July with a bleached blonde look:

It's hard not to notice the lack of 90 Day Fiancé stars in her comments, as the only name I recognized was Manon Berryman. Typically, stars of the franchise like to hype each other up in the comments, though Shekinah may be on the outs with many. A recent episode featured her telling Thaís to "Go back to her country," which didn't sit right with many immigrants in the cast and their spouses.

Based on how she's talking, it sounds like anyone who wants to see her in episodes in the future will need to finish out this season of 90 Day: The Last Resort as it airs on the 2026 TV schedule, or watch old episodes with an HBO Max subscription. Of course, there are some who think she's just putting on a show for the cameras and fans, and attempting to capture the spotlight while embracing a new role as the villain of the TLC franchise.

Personally, I'm not sure what to believe. While I do admit that all 90 Day stars are incentivized to try and stay entertaining even when they aren't on camera, especially when it comes to their relationships. If there's a hint that Shekinah and Sarper are headed toward divorce, then obviously fans will want to see them on another season. At the same time, we've seen married 90 Day couples split all the time, so I can totally buy that Shekinah is upset at the franchise for not helping her more on 90 Day: The Last Resort when her marriage was allegedly in crisis.

I'll also say that most anyone who has watched 90 Day: The Last Resort can attest that it is not a suitable substitute for couples therapy. Fans have long criticized the spinoff for being more of a resort vacation for the married couples as they're offered lots of alcohol and prodded into fights. It makes for good television, but I think it's more than fair to say it's not the most effective way to save a marriage.

The drama continues on 90 Day: The Last Resort, which airs on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. I'm eager to see how this season ends for Shekinah, and if we see more of her regretting joining this spinoff as it continues.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day: The Last Resort episode "Fall on Your Last Sword." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

When Kara Bass and Guillermo Rojer were first announced for 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3, I thought it was just a formality to get an additional TLC appearance before their official split after marriage. As episodes continue, I think it's clear that one of them clearly wants to stay married, and it's breaking my heart to see this relationship fumble through therapy.

The latest episode featured Kara and Guillermo having their first "good" day in therapy, in the hours after he confronted Sarper Güven following Shekinah's insensitive remarks toward Thaís Ramone. They danced, kissed, and even went back to her bedroom. Just before things escalated to the next level, however, Guillermo said goodnight, much to her dismay. It was hard to watch, especially because it seems these two are going to struggle a lot to overcome the problems between them.

It Feels Like Kara Genuinely Wants To Save Her Marriage, But Guillermo Is Holding Back

From my perspective, it seems that Kara is more invested in saving her marriage with Guillermo than he is. Unfortunately, the big sticking points for him remain, and it doesn't seem as though she's willing to flex on taking a step back from her music career or stop posting sexually explicit pictures on OnlyFans.

Things have come a long way since their fight about Guillermo owning a laptop and her working in real estate. What seems clear is that Guillermo wants the person he thought he married, and maybe wasn't as aware of his wife's wild side. Unfortunately, Kara can't be anyone other than herself, and as it stands, it seems the marriage can't repair itself unless one person drastically changes themselves, or their expectations.

Are Guillermo And Kara Still Married?

Despite lots of rumor sites and posts claiming Kara and Guillermo are divorced, CinemaBlend has yet to see real evidence that the couple officially went through the process. As such, we're left to search social media, which does tell us some things.

To start, Kara still has links to her OnlyFans on her Instagram account, and no pictures with Guillermo. She is also nowhere to be found on his page, though both post pictures with their shared son Nico.

I couldn't help but notice that when one of them posted a photo with Nico, the other had a picture of them on their own around the same time. As such, I would think there's a custody agreement in place, and that they are still not together even if they have not finalized the divorce. Either that, or they're doing a great job at faking what it's like to be divorced parents, which would be a feat I have to applaud.

It's not a great sign for 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3, which already has a couple of couples who are confirmed to be split or in the process of divorce. If this season doesn't serve as the poster boy to TLC that the show needs some changes to help couples in crisis, I'm not sure what will be.

90 Day: The Last Resort continues on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. The drama continues to mount as we see couples fight for their relationships and also with each other, and I remain eager to see who makes it through unscathed.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day Fiancé episode "Actions Speak Louder Than Words." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

90 Day Fiancé's latest episode on the 2026 TV schedule featured lots of tension between Mallorie and Raşit, with a legitimate question of whether the engagement was off. As has been the case with other couples in the past, the uncomfortable topic of a prenuptial agreement reared its head, but at least this time no one suggested adding a "weight clause" to it.

The conversation came days after Raşit once again prompted Mallorie to pull money from her settlement fund, which she received following a major car accident. Perhaps, after being concerned with his obsession over her settlement money, Mallorie brought out the prenuptial agreement, which enraged Raşit. He refused to have a conversation about it, saying she was thinking about a breakup rather than marriage. Now, I'm genuinely curious whether he signed that agreement, as it sounds like there's reason to suspect they were married and are no longer together.

There's Evidence Online That Mallorie & Raşit Married, And Possibly Split

In late May, noted 90 Day Fiancé insider MerryPants posted wedding photos (since removed) implying that Mallorie and Raşit were married back in September of 2025. For a moment, it seemed that despite the prenup and her staying quiet about not wanting children, these two worked it out in the end.

Unfortunately, there's some new evidence that suggests these two might be the latest to join the growing list of married 90 Day stars who divorced. It's reported via Starcasm and others that Raşit was on a livestream at the end of June and allegedly said he "didn't have a wife" in response to a comment.

Is this a 90 Day Fiancé star breaking their NDA they signed about not revealing story details, or an attempt to throw off the people who already saw the evidence that they were married? We've seen both happen in the past, so I'm not sure I want to commit one way or the other as to whether these two are still together.

One thing that is worth noting is that Mallorie and Raşit don't have photos of each other on Instagram, and aren't sharing photos of one another. In fact, they don't even have photos of each other from before the show started filming. That feels odd to me, and has me thinking they're not still together, even if I can't prove they aren't.

Of course, it's always possible Mallorie and Raşit are playing games, and we'll all be surprised later when we see them in another spinoff still married and thriving. That said, I feel like newcomers to 90 Day Fiancé are less likely to be intentionally deceptive to the fandom on social media compared to the veterans of the cast, so we'll just have to wait for more answers before finding out what's what.

90 Day Fiancé airs on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. Here's hoping for the best for Mallorie and Raşit, and if they are split, that she got him to sign that agreement!

Shekinah Güven shared that she nearly quit 90 Day: The Last Resort following her controversial insult in the latest episode. As Season 3 continues on the 2026 TV schedule, Shekinah revealed she almost walked off the set of the series and refused to film.

Days after viewers saw her tell Thaís Ramone to "go back to her country" in the midst of an argument, Shekinah is now on her Instagram Stories taking aim at 90 Day Fiancé for not doing more to protect her during the incident (via Swoon). The reality star, who is allegedly currently on the outs with her husband Sarper, said The Last Resort's on-site security did nothing to stop Thaís from getting in her face:

Shekinah alleged that the 90 Day team didn't step in because they wanted to see a fight, though the physical contact between her and Thaís ended about as quickly as it started. Compared to past fights like when Andrei Castravet fought Charlie Potthast, this was pretty tame.

Even so, there was physical contact, which Shekinah said was grounds for removal per their contracts on 90 Day: The Last Resort. She got into the details below and why she ended up staying to film despite wanting to leave:

I think it's also worth speculating that if the couple left 90 Day: The Last Resort early, they likely wouldn't have been paid to appear on it. Let's be honest, the money has to be a motivating factor, because it doesn't seem like many couples get a ton of advice that helps them strengthen their marriages. More often than not, they get unlimited alcohol and opportunities to start fights with each other, both of which felt like a factor here.

At a time when 90 Day Fiancé fans like to call out the show for "scripted" situations, it feels like Shekinah's feelings on what went down on The Last Resort Season 3 were real. She's made a few claims as of late that she will not return to the franchise, so it looks like those wanting more of her will need to stream old episodes with an HBO Max subscription.

As for Sarper, he's stayed mostly silent on what happened on The Last Resort, which may be further evidence there's a pretty big rift between him and Shekinah at this time. I do wonder whether the couple blames the spinoff for failing to resolve their marital issues, assuming they are headed down the road to divorce.

90 Day: The Last Resort continues on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. I'll be curious to see what else Shekinah has to say about this season as we watch it play out, so you know I'll be checking her social media often!

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day: The Last Resort episode "The Last Chance for Honor." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subcription, and read at your own risk!

Paola Mayfield said weeks ago on 90 Day: The Last Resort that including alcohol in the retreat was a bad idea, and the latest throwdown at the bar might be proof. Shekinah Güven and Thaís Ramone exchanged words during the night out, and it resulted in the former dropping an insult that turned the entire cast against her.

The latest drama on the 2026 TV schedule spinoff started with Shekinah going after Patrick Mendes, saying he was an instigator in the drama happening between Guillermo and Kara Rojer. Thaís stepped in to defend her man, and after a few barbs were exchanged back and forth, Shekinah said the following:

The words dropped like a bomb in the bar, and as the entire cast got up in arms about the comment, Shekinah made a quick exit while Sarper chased behind. Meanwhile the rest of the cast stayed behind to make sure Thaís was ok, and to express shock that Shekinah would make such a comment.

Even Thaís was in shock, and stepped aside to speak about the moment in a confessional. She echoed the same thoughts that everyone else had at the table, in that she didn't know how the spouse of a immigrant could make such a hurtful remark:

Rebecca Parrott agreed and noted that of all the lines you may cross in an argument with an immigrant, that's the one thing you don't say. Kara added that she was willing to hear Shekinah's side of the argument at first, but she completely lost her after that statement.

Shekinah's insult was so big, it even encouraged Guillermo to agree with Kara, which says a lot, seeing as they were on the road to divorce even before 90 Day: The Last Resort. Guillermo said the topic is especially sensitive in the United States these days, what with what's happening in politics:

As it stands right now, it seems like Shekinah and Sarper could end up leaving 90 Day: The Last Resort, with her being largely over being on the series. She even said as much in a recent social media post, as rumors swirl that she and Sarper may divorce.

Coincidentally enough, Thaís and Patrick made the news recently as well as their divorce proceedings went public. It's not looking good for any of the couples involved in this season, and I'm sure Patrick's brother John showing up to weigh in on their marriage is not going to help things. We'll see how things end up for all couples involved as the series continues, but I bet we're going to see some tense conversations in future episodes if Shekinah does stick around.

90 Day: The Last Resort airs on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. I'm fully invested in this season after the latest episode, and can't wait to see the fallout from what happens following the incident at the bar.

90 Day Fiancé's Gino Palazzolo and Jasmine Pineda are officially divorced, after she officially filed back in October. As the 2026 TV schedule already showed Gino moving on in new relationships, it looks like he has the added bonus of his ex sending him spousal support in a wild turn of events. Not only that, but we also have reported details on how much money this legal agreement will entail.

The Details Behind Jasmine Paying Gino Spousal Support

When it comes to this latest married 90 Day couple splitting up, I'm honestly shocked that the person getting a payout is Gino and not Jasmine. She's been ordered to pay him a decent sum of money, per Us Magazine, and she may or may not need a few more spinoff appearances to make those payments. According to legal documents obtained by the outlet, Jasmine will pay Gino a total of $20,000 over the course of 40 months (or a little over three years). She'll make $500 payments, with the first payment due on July 1st.

Admittedly, this is a wild turn of events, especially given most American 90 Day Fiancé stars often worry about their foreign exes trying to take all of their money. In addition to the monthly payments, Gino will get to keep his property in Michigan and car, while Jasmine will keep her property in Florida. Both parties also agreed to keep their own clothing, jewelry and furniture at their respective houses.

While this can't be said with certainty, it may have been possible that Jasmine was willing to agree to this to after the nightmare of seeing her Gino's entire relationship play out for TV viewers and HBO Max subscription holders to see. While the couple did marry and Jasmine moved from Panama to the United States, things quickly went south after she requested an open marriage, and later became pregnant by her new partner, Matt Branistareanu.

I Wonder If This Payout Impacts Gino's Involvement In 90 Day Fiancé Going Forward

The details of why the payout was decided upon are unknown, but I do have questions as to why Jasmine was ordered to pay Gino, and not the other way around. I have a theory that perhaps this money is meant to offset the fact that TLC will no longer feature Gino on 90 Day Fiancé, and this money could serve as a payout for lost wages as a result.

Stories from Jasmine alleged he was let go, so accounts like @90DayFianceUpdate wonder if that's the case. It could be a possibility, though I would also think it's also a possibility the payout was just Gino getting money back from legal fees to defend himself in court.

All that's known for sure is that this couple is over, and I have a good feeling it'll be the last time either is included in the same storyline for 90 Day Fiancé. I do know it's already been rumored that Jasmine has been in the midst of filming an upcoming appearance for the franchise. At this time, the cast is allegedly gathering in Florida for another season of an unknown spinoff (via Reddit). There's no word on when Gino will be back, so I have to wonder.

For now, neither Jasmine nor Gino are on the current season of 90 Day Fiancé, which airs on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. Let's hope they both get a bit of a break from the spotlight, if only so they can get a chance to relax between these divorce proceedings.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day Fiancé episode "Love Is a Work in Progress." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

Catie Norboe and Joshua Atkins continue to be the most baffling couple on 90 Day Fiancé Season 12. The UK native traveled to the United States to be with the love of his life, but has so far only faced major hurdles with her in figuring out whether or not marriage is on the way. Amidst their arguments about finances and furniture, I feel like I have one obvious solution for her confusing behavior where she makes out with friends while out drinking.

We've heard a lot about this habit, so to speak, while watching this latest season on the 2026 TV schedule, but actually seeing it unfold was pretty painful. Joshua wrestled between being an understanding partner, since Catie told him it happens due to her obsessive compulsive disorder, and just calling off the wedding. The episode ended without the pair reaching a major resolution for what to do, but I can't be the only one who recognizes the easy solution, right?

Catie's Habit Of Making Out With Friends Feels Really Easy To Fix

According to Catie, when she goes out with friends and gets drunk, she tries to make out with all of them. It's odd enough to hear about, but witnessing it in the latest 90 Day Fiancé episode was upsetting to watch. More than a few times, the camera went from Joshua's horrified expression in the distance as Catie tried to physically force a couple of her friends to kiss her on the lips. Even after repeated rejections, she continued, leading Joshua to finally say he's had enough and confront her.

Joshua and Catie keep talking like this is an impossible issue to solve, but much like Shea McGuire and Mallorie keeping secrets they know they should tell their loved ones, I feel there's a solution here. If Catie wants to make out with friends every time she gets drunk around them, couldn't she simply not get drunk around larger groups of friends?

Catie is obviously allowed to have friends, drink, and whatever else she desires, and I think it would be unfair of Joshua to ask her to sever all human and alcohol ties. Given these specific circumstances, however, I think it's more than fair of him to request she makes an effort not to drink around them if she truly can't control her urge to try and make out with them in that state. Based on what little we saw in the 90 Day Fiancé episode, it felt like many of those friends would also be appreciative if she abstained.

Hopefully Catie And Josh Figure This Habit Out

I'm really hoping Joshua and Catie figured this problem out, and are just playing things up for the storyline. I say that because we have evidence that suggests they've already tied the knot, given that he's still living in the United States and active on social media.

Joshua is understanding, but I only imagine it'd be a matter of time before they'd split after marriage if she continued to proposition people to make out when she was drinking. She also may consider letting him purchase some furniture for their new apartment as well, because even my back is beginning to hurt watching them sit on the floor.

If the speculation that Joshua and Catie tied the knot turns out to be true, they'll join Debby Rolando and Mido Fayed as the latest 90 Day Fiancé couple who got married. I already know the tell-all with this cast is going to be wild, so I'm just counting down the weeks until it airs.

For now, there's still plenty of 90 Day Fiancé to watch on TLC and HBO Max on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. It feels like things are only going to get more dramatic from here on out, so I'm ready to see who's going to have an issue next week.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for 90 Day: The Last Resort. Watch the season with an HBO Max subscription, and read at your own risk!

90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3's fallout continues on social media, with Shekinah Güven being the latest to speak out about the couples therapy spinoff. A couple of months after hinting that their marriage may be ending, Shekinah is now taking aim at the TLC series and suggesting it only exacerbated her issues with Sarper.

Shekinah sounded off on 90 Day: The Last Resort on her Instagram Stories, as the spinoff continues to air on the 2026 TV schedule. Amidst rumors that she and Sarper are on the road to divorce thanks to his joining dating sites while traveling on the road for his stand-up comedy, she's now pointing a finger at their latest reality stint.

How Shekinah Thinks 90 Day: The Last Resort Negatively Impacted Her Marriage

Shekinah's latest gripe against 90 Day: The Last Resort came while watching an episode, which showed Sarper standing with Paola Mayfield, who had her own grievances about the show, next to a poster of the female reproductive system. Shekinah began a rant about the show and talked about how she was respectful during filming, but her husband wasn't:

It sounds like Shekinah wasn't comfortable with Sarper taking part in the games, which might've caused some tension between them when the cameras weren't rolling. So far, 90 Day: The Last Resort portrays them as the most stable couple at the retreat, though she's pushing back against that narrative. In fact, Shekinah said she and Sarper were on the "verge of divorce," and blamed the show for making things worse:

Assuming there were conversations had in advance, I can understand why Shekinah would be upset. At the same time, it's not like any of this is new to 90 Day: The Last Resort.

Shekinah Took Shots At Paola Mayfield

Whether it was due to a comment made by a fan or someone else, Shekinah took a shot at Paola as well. She claimed she wasn't jealous of her co-star, but then dropped a pretty rough insult as well:

The comment felt a bit unnecessary, especially since Paola didn't choose to be paired up with Sarper. Also, by all accounts, she and Russ are doing fine in their marriage, so there's nothing to suggest she has anything to do with what went down on 90 Day: The Last Resort.

All this to say, I can't imagine actively pursuing a divorce, all whilst watching the end of your marriage play out on reality television. It's understandable if Shekinah feels any type of way about 90 Day: The Last Resort, especially if she was led to believe it would heal her relationship rather than cause more problems. Couples therapy doesn't work for everyone, and let's be real, this spinoff has been questionable from the start.

90 Day: The Last Resort continues on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. There's so much drama happening off-camera regarding this spinoff, so be sure to stick with us as we look for more updates on the cast.

Warning! The following contains spoilers from the 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3 episode "Let Down Your Last Armor." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription, and read at your own risk!

90 Day: The Last Resort has me at my wits' end, but it's not due to the couples who will ultimately split or the fact that the unlimited alcohol is once again a problem. I really am just about to come unraveled at the newest 90 Day show on the 2026 TV schedule because, quite frankly, I'm over hearing Sarper Güven attempt to crack jokes every opportunity he gets.

When Sarper first announced his plans to pursue stand-up comedy, I wasn't sure it would work out for him, but hey, why not? He's sold out shows since then, and that's great, but maybe save the jokes for the paying customers, because I'm growing weary of it on 90 Day: The Last Resort.

Sarper's Jokes Step On Moments Of Genuine Interaction On 90 Day: The Last Resort

I don't think I would be so bothered by Sarper's comedy if it wasn't abundantly clear he's searching for a setup wherever he gets an opportunity. Clearly, he's studied the formula of stand-up comedy and gets the basic gist of waiting for a moment to spring a joke. Unfortunately, he's so laser-focused on searching for those moments that it feels like he's not an active participant in any group interactions.

More importantly, it feels like he's more concerned about pushing his comedy out to the viewers than focusing on couples therapy with Shekinah. Anyone who's watched their various fights over the years or heard about the staggering number of women he's slept with knows that they have some serious issues to work out. So far, I haven't seen them drilling down on any of that, though the season is still young.

It Would Make Sense If This Was Sarper's Whole Thing Already, But It's Entirely New

If being a constant jokestar was how Sarper was first introduced, and appeared that way during his run thus far within the 90 Day Fiancé franchise, it'd be fine. (Probably not gut-bustingly great, but fine.) That's not the case, however, and his new dream to become a successful stand up comedian comes equipped with a new personality that seems to view every segment like he preparation for an open mic's "tight five" so he can get forced chuckles from his cast mates.

90 Day Fiancé is unscripted reality television, and while we've seen evidence over the years that certain arguments were filmed multiple times or cast members straight-up accused producers of changing up storylines in editing, there's a theater of the mind where we can all put that aside and enjoy the "reality" of it all.

I think my main issue with Sarper's stand-up is that it breaks my immersion in the episode, as it seems like he's aware of what moments are bound to come up, and has applicable jokes ready to spring when the moment is right. Again, if he were just always naturally quick and charismatic in such ways, it'd be no big deal. It's clear these jokes are rehearsed, though, and he seems to have an uncanny sense of foresight into what situations he'll have to drop the perfect joke. Now if only the jokes were actually perfect...

Despite the jokes, I'll continue watching 90 Day: The Last Resort on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. The preview for next week showed Sarper getting into a fight, so maybe we'll get less jokes going forward.

Warning! The following contains spoilers from the 90 Day Fiancé episode "The Ball and Chain." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

Catie Norboe and Joshua Atkins' cliffhanger ending in the latest 90 Day Fiancé had me wondering if they're still together. I'm sure others are asking the same, as the latest episode to hit the 2026 TV schedule showed Catie doing some soul-searching whilst standing between her fiancé and an old fling. It seemed after tolerating years of her making out with friends and hanging out with old lovers, Joshua's had enough, or was that just how it was edited?

I've been skeptical of all Season 12 storylines ever since we confirmed Debby Rolando and Mido Fayed got married, so I wasn't wholly surprised to find evidence that Josh and Catie are still together as well. Apparently, living in an apartment without furniture wasn't as big a dealbreaker as he claimed, nor was intentionally inviting exes to parties.

Josh Was Seen Defending Catie On Social Media

Josh has gotten a lot of sympathy online, as fans watch his story unfold on 90 Day Fiancé. Unfortunately, an unlucky few have gained his ire on TikTok account, as he was seen firing back at people questioning his relationship with Catie and asking him to reconsider being with her. Here's one response:

Josh kept at it in the comments, taking aim at those who wished to disparage his relationship with Catie, well-intentioned or not:

It's led many to speculate we'll see him marry Catie at the end of 90 Day Fiancé. I'd back that bet, especially since the TIkTok video in question is of Joshua in Portland and was taken five days ago. I guess there are other possibilities as to why he's there, but I think the easiest explanation would be he now has a green card after his marriage to Catie.

Someone Claimed To See Them Out Together In Portland

The social media accounts of 90 Day Fiancé stars aren't always reliable, however, and these days, it seems more of them realize fans (and journalists) go to their accounts to try and spot spoilers in advance. That said, Joshua was spotted with Catie at a popular food cart in Portland last week, as a fan on Reddit said they spotted them there. Not only that, they had proof, which they shared privately with the moderators on the subreddit:

One positive mark Catie and Joshua have over other couples is that they are pretty honest about their issues, even if there are some pretty big ones. Assuming they can find a way to move through those problems and stay loyal to each other, I think this marriage has a shot.

Am I going to be surprised if they eventually end up on 90 Day: The Last Resort, or if they ultimately become one of the married couples that split? Not at this juncture, but maybe they'll surprise us as Season 12 of 90 Day Fiancé continues. Currently, it feels the odds of that happening are about as likely as Mido being cast in a Hollywood movie, which is to say, not good.

90 Day Fiancé continues on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. Also be sure to catch 90 Day: The Last Resort on Mondays, in which we already know one couple is filing for divorce.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day: The Last Resort episode "How to Make It Last." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

They may be the most "vanilla" couple in the cast of 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3, but Sumit and Jenny Singh had me laughing more than anyone else after they talked about their sex habits in the latest episode. As their big moment aired for fans on the 2026 TV schedule, I have to share how they recreated it on social media.

While there's a question on 90 Day: The Last Resort about whether some couples will stay together or split, Jenny and Sumit haven't really tried to keep their status a mystery. They're still married and as happy as ever, recreating what may be their funniest moment to date on the TLC series. Take a look:

They may not know how to run a restaurant, but they know how to keep things fun! It's good to see them laughing at their scene on 90 Day: The Last Resort after a tense episode for others. Fortunately, it seems like they'll get all their issues sorted out, based on the fact that they're still together long after filming.

It's also good to see Jenny in positive spirits, despite her previously announced diagnosis of ALS. 90 Day Fiancé fans began to worry about Jenny after seeing interviews with her in late 2025, speaking with slurred speech. Her daughter, Christina Cuevas, confirmed on social media that they knew something was going on and were "on top of it." Jenny confirmed her diagnosis in Late May, just ahead of the premiere of 90 Day: The Last Resort.

While I had questions about whether it was a great decision by TLC to air their storyline on the heels of such news, I have to say I'm glad they're on 90 Day: The Last Resort. It's giving longtime fans a way to see their relationship and how it exists without Sumit's parents constantly around to influence it. We previously reported that they now live separately from Sumit's family, so maybe that's why they look so happy and carefree in the video.

Unfortunately, not everyone is promised a happy ending on 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3. We know at least one couple might be headed for divorce, and some still have a long way to go before they could be considered a healthy couple in comparison.

90 Day: The Last Resort continues with new episodes on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. Keep watching to see how Sumit and Jenny resolve their marital issues and get back to a point where they can joke about the tense experience at the UK castle.

90 Day Fiancé's Debby Rolando is urging fans to "Be nice" in a long online statement about how they're treating Mido Fayed. As questions surface about the legitimacy of his acting career, and among the doubts that he's really there because he loves his American fiancé, she has had enough.

Whether others are watching Season 12 of 90 Day Fiancé over on TLC or via HBO Max subscription, I'd be shocked if everyone else isn't also a little skeptical about this couple going the distance. Debby said what she could to try and sway people to think otherwise, and promised that as the 2026 TV schedule rolls on, we may all come to understand him more.

Debby Defends Mido Against Accusations Being Made By Fans On Social Media

Debby and Mido's relationship has drawn comparisons to past couples who appeared on 90 Day Fiancé, with Debbie and Oussama from The Other Way Season 4 coming up a lot. That latter couple's story didn't last long, because it became apparent to Debbie that Oussama basically wanted to pursue his dreams in the United States, and marriage was the quickest way there.

Mido has dreams of becoming a Hollywood actor, and 90 Day Fiancé has focused on that a lot. While episodes have seen her, at times, acting more like his social media photographer rather than his partner, Debby posted a lengthy Instagram Stories message defending him. She also directly addressed accusations that he's using her, saying she simply doesn't believe that's true (via @TheRealityTVMess):

Debby went on to say that Mido shut off comments on his Instagram page, and that she's had to delete messages from people that included slurs and various attacks toward him. She encouraged people with those opinions to unfollow her, because she's not interested in hearing it.

She also stressed that she believes Mido is not a scammer, and added that she's not a wealthy person. She encouraged 90 Day Fiancé viewers to keep watching, and maybe they'll change their view on their relationship:

Anybody who has been on one of the best reality TV shows knows it takes some thick skin, and Debby admitted this may not be for her. That's a shame because I'm really hoping she stays on the series after this season, especially after taking a look around her page.

Are Debby And Mido Still Together?

I've watched 90 Day Fiancé for a long time, and if you were to ask me which couple wouldn't even last the entire season before splitting, Debby and Mido were my top pick. And yet, I saw on her Instagram page that she shared a video with him just a few days ago, playing with her dog:

Now, it's entirely possible that Debby held onto this video and is slowly releasing them as the season is out. All I know is that if I were no longer with the person I was seeing when this season aired, I probably wouldn't be posting videos of them playing with my dog that portray them in a favorable light.

While I'll admit I haven't been a fan of Debby and Mido's scenes and their dynamic thus far, it's always important to note 90 Day Fiancé can do some heavy lifting in creating drama. People can be edited in an unfavorable way, and between all those fights and talks about acting, there are probably many happy moments as well. I'm hoping we get Ross Matthews back for the tell-all of this season, because I'm sure he'll get to the truth of what's going on with these two.

90 Day Fiancé continues on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. Tune in to see what other issues the cast is dealing with, and whether Debby and Mido end up changing what viewers think about their relationship.

Colt Johnson is divorced again. After Vanessa Guerra publicly announced their marriage was ending back in 2024, the 90 Day Fiancé star showed documents proving he and his now-former wife have officially split. I do have questions about the timing, however, and how this could impact his future on the show.

Fresh off his appearance on the 2026 TV schedule via 90 Day: The Single Life, Colt showed the signed paperwork from June 9th marking the end of his marriage to Vanessa on Instagram (via @Shabooty). Now, I have to wonder if he has another appearance coming down the pipeline with his new girlfriend and if marriage is on the table.

Did Colt Get Divorced Because He's Planning For Marriage Again?

Divorce proceedings can take a varying amount of time, for various reasons. That said, I can't help but think it's curious that Colt decided to sign the papers two years after the relationship ended and now that he's firmly back on 90 Day Fiancé and actively searching for that special someone.

First, it seemed like that special person would be Cortney Reardanz, as she nursed him back to health when he broke his leg on 90 Day: Hunt For Love. Unfortunately, that relationship fell apart pretty quickly when she found out he was cheating on her with a woman in Brazil, and not even his mother Debbie could convince Cortney to take him back. Now, he's finalizing a divorce, and I have to ask: is this because he's planning to get married again?

Who Is Colt Dating In 2026?

As of 2026, Colt Johnson is still with Diana, the woman from Brazil we first met in 90 Day: The Single Life. It seemed like things were pretty serious on the show, as he went so far as to say that he "loved" her. Granted, he also said he loved Cortney as well and was having trouble deciding between the two of them.

I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if Colt has plans to propose to Diana, but I think the real question is whether he's changed. Throughout his time on 90 Day Fiancé, he's had multiple relationships, and many of them fall apart because he can't stop messing around with other women online.

So, overall, it will be interesting to see how Colt's story continues to unfold on the show, considering his current relationship as well as the legal ending of another one that really came to a close a long time ago.

90 Day Fiancé airs on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET, and 90 Day: The Last Resort is on Mondays at the same time. Catch up on all the fun that's happened this year with an HBO Max subscription, and keep an eye out for Colt's next appearance!

Warning! The following contains spoilers from the 90 Day: The Last Resort episode "Last Crown Standing." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

It took 3 seasons for a 90 Day: The Last Resort star to point out what I've been saying since the beginning. That said, shout out to Paola Mayfield for her recent comments as the 2026 TV schedule airs her and husband Russ' drama, because why is there unlimited alcohol at a couples therapy retreat?

Paola mentioned it as she and the rest of the 90 Day Fiancé cast prepared for an "etiquette class," in which they'd have a dinner with unlimited wine. As everyone excitedly got into their best-dressed attire, Paola admitted in her confessional segment that the whole thing seemed like a bad idea:

Paola bringing up the fact they're offered up unlimited alcohol on a couples therapy retreat feels like a bad idea, and I've talked about that before.

I'm so happy that someone on the cast finally vocalized an issue I've had since the start of this series. So much drama in 90 Day: The Last Resort stems from fights that happen due to alcohol consumption at the resort. As such, the therapists spend almost as much time navigating drama between cast members who get into it for one reason or another, or couples that have fights because of the drinking.

It's already happened in Season 3, with Jenny and Sumit Singh getting into it at the hotel after he drank too much the first evening at the resort. While one could make the argument that it pointed to an issue in their relationship that needed to be addressed, it probably could've been approached with a lot less heartache had they not spent the entire night arguing about it beforehand.

To be clear, I'm not against the 90 Day Fiancé couples drinking at the resort. It's more the fact that there always seems to be alcohol around, and situations in which the cast are encouraged to indulge all in the name of creating more entertainment for the viewers at home. It feels gross to do, especially when some of these couples are on the verge of splitting up after getting married.

I think, at the end of the day, these couples are on 90 Day: The Last Resort to get help. It seems counter-intuitive to offer unlimited alcohol to the cast as they work through these problems, especially when we have many cases in the past two seasons in which it contributed to bigger problems. I'd love to see couples experience real growth from this spinoff, but I'm not seeing that yet this season.

90 Day: The Last Resort continues on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. This season is quickly spiraling out of control as its couples get real personal with their issues in their relationships, and continue to have issues with others as well.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day Fiancé episode "Something Old, Something New." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

Mido from Season 12 of 90 Day Fiancé has convinced Debby he's a big movie star in Egypt, but is that legit? After he threw a tantrum over her treatment of him in the latest episode, I did a bit of investigating and largely came to the conclusion his claim is bogus at worst, and over-inflated at best. So don't expect to see him popping up in 12 other shows on the 2026 TV schedule.

Tying into the reality show's latest episode, I curiously decided to take a look into Mido's big claim about being a big star overseas. After all, Stig Da Artist ended up being as big as advertised, so why not Mido? I get into it more below, but the gist is that if Mido truly is a big-shot celebrity in Egypt, the internet isn't making it easy to find evidence.

A Fan Who Watches Egyptian Movies And Television Hadn't Heard Of Him

90 Day Fiancé seems to have a lot of fans who are in relationships with people who live outside the United States, which can sometimes make them a great resource for getting a read on the claims the cast members make. I loved hearing from a Redditor on this one, who said they didn't recognize him, and they watch a good amount of Middle Eastern television:

To play devil's advocate, I'll concede that one person who almost assuredly doesn't watch every Middle Eastern television show and movie is not the end-all, be-all, but the internet seems to back that up. As Complex shared, his listed acting credits are the shows The Choice, Cuffs Season 2, and Abu Omar Al Masry, all of which were minor roles. Some would call that the resume of an aspiring actor, rather than a "movie star."

They're Something Odd About Mido's Instagram Account And Side Gig

Mido has an impressive Instagram following, with 673k people following his acting career and work as a tour guide in Egypt. Of course, as many fans have pointed out, why would a successful movie star need a side gig as a tour guide?

I also have to point out that while Mido hides his likes, he receives hundreds of thousands of likes from his followers, he missed one recently that had me raising an eyebrow. A photoshoot he posted with an unknown woman in front of a pyramid received approximately 207 likes over the course of four days. For an account with 600k+, that number feels suspiciously low and may suggest they could have followers that are bots attached to the account.

Take longtime and refreshingly honest 90 Day star Tiffany Franco, for example, who only has a few tens of thousands more followers than Mido. The majority of her likes range in the thousands, if not tens of thousands. Not too shabby for someone who floundered in her last appearance. I can't prove anything with certainty, but let's just say I'm suspicious about Mido's follower count.

I'm also equally surprised that Debby fell for this ruse, though she's not the only person in this season of 90 Day Fiancé with a partner withholding an obvious lie. It looks like they'll get into a big fight in the next episode, so maybe she'll open her eyes and see he's not the star he claims to be.

90 Day Fiancé continues on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. There's still time to catch up for those late to the new season, so hop on HBO Max and make a point to get current!

Paul Staehle's post-90 Day Fiancé career has taken another wild turn, and this time his mother, Mary, is involved. He's presumably not headed back to the 2026 TV schedule anytime soon, and most recently, he promoted doing OnlyFans content with his mom.

After officially ending his marriage with Karine Staehle, going missing in Brazil, and a litany of other wild reveals about his life, Paul dropped the news on his OF account, which he's had up and running for some time now:

Paul's not the first 90 Day Fiancé star to use OnlyFans, but I can confidently say I've never heard any of them discussing content with their mother. He's had a contentious relationship with his mother over the years, in part related to her relationship with his children, who are no longer in his care.

Obviously, the mind tends to run wild when it comes to what Paul is alluding to when he promotes a live stream with his mother on OnlyFans. That being said, the platform's terms of service explicitly forbid anything incestuous in nature, so if that is on the table, he could end up losing his account.

What feels more likely to me is that he'll go live with his mother and discuss various burning questions 90 Day Fiancé fans have about his life. Granted, he hasn't been a part of the franchise since 2020, so there is a question of just how interested fans might be. Never discount the dedicated fandom, especially for new fans who just learned about Paul after watching old episodes with an HBO Max subscription.

While other stars have struggled to get back into the spotlight after leaving the TLC franchise, Paul has leaned on shocking headlines over the years. This is to say, while this latest news is wild and unsettling, he's seemingly had a strategy over the years to find his way into the news.

His time on 90 Day Fiancé was one of note, which included memorable moments such as physically running away from arguments when he was overwhelmed. His marriage to Karine went from Brazil to the United States, back to Brazil, and then with him in Brazil and her in the United States. It's been a wild saga, and based on this latest news, there is certainly a chance that it only gets wilder from here on.

90 Day Fiancé airs on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. On Mondays, catch the latest season of 90 Day: The Last Resort, which is already popping off with some wild drama fans won't want to miss.

We don't even know for sure when 90 Day: Hunt For Love Season 2 will hit the 2026 TV schedule, but there are already big rumors that cast members were booted off the series. The 90 Day Fiancé spinoff centered on single stars finding love already has some major controversy, following reports that two male stars were kicked off due to the use of racial slurs.

Ahead of an announcement about the show's return to TLC, news about the ejection came from 90 Day insider @Shabooty. The account reported that Season 2 is filming in Puerto Rico and that Razvan Ciocoi was sent home after allegedly directing a slur toward Jamal Menzies.

In what sounds like a separate incident, 90 Day: Hunt For Love has also removed a newcomer named Landon. It's alleged that Landon used the n-word more than once, and that production dropped him from the spinoff following an investigation. Remember, all is alleged at this time, and we may just have to wait and see if it's addressed in the upcoming season.

Razvan Was Previously On 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days

For fans who may not remember, Razvan was featured alongside Amanda Wilhelm on 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days Season 6. Even longtime viewers may need to revisit these episodes with their HBO Max subscription, but I was immediately reminded of him when I remembered her speaking out about seeing someone so soon after her late husband's death.

His relationship with Amanda was short-lived, only lasting a few weeks. Ultimately, they both decided the relationship was moving too fast, which led to them going their separate ways and apparently led Razvan to the cast of 90 Day: Hunt For Love.

Will 90 Day: Hunt For Love Season 2 Cut Razvan And Landon Completely Out Of Season 2?

The situation reminds me of when the franchise cut ties with Alina Kozhevnikova after finding a series of racist social media posts. The show made a point to cut a bulk of her storyline afterward and promised it would do a better job of vetting future cast members.

While it's always possible, it seems like it would be much harder to remove both Razvan and Landon from 90 Day: Hunt For Love Season 2. So much of the spinoff features the entire cast together and participating in activities. This is different than a standard season of a 90 Day Fiancé series, where the cast is separated by their own segments until the tell-all special.

Assuming this rumor is true, I'm curious to see how 90 Day: Hunt For Love will respond. If I had to speculate, they may just end up having to show the incidents as they went down, and seeing as production is ongoing, may attempt to feature both Landon and Razvan as little as possible when editing footage. I guess we'll just have to wait until the first trailer for the season comes out, as again, we don't even have an official release date at this time.

90 Day Fiancé airs on TLC right now on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET, and 90 Day: The Last Resort is on Mondays at the same time. I'm eager to see when the official announcement for 90 Day: Hunt For Love Season 2 will drop, and if these two will be mentioned when it does.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3 premiere, "Last Chance for a Fairytale." Stream it via HBO Max subscription, and read at your own risk!

90 Day: The Last Resort is already off to the races with Season 3, which will bring in John McManus to weigh in on his brother's marriage. Fresh off the spoilery news that Patrick Mendes and Thais Ramone are already on the road to divorce, the TLC premiere revealed that John will be showing up at the UK castle.

In the preview highlighting what's to come during the rest of the season, Patrick is shown greeting his brother at the front of the castle. It seems John is going to participate in some "family therapy," and based on the heated exchange between him and Thais, it doesn't look like it'll go well. Why is he even here? Let's break that down and talk about why I'm so psyched to see him back in 90 Day Fiancé for the 2026 TV schedule.

Why John McManus Is Joining 90 Day: The Last Resort

90 Day: The Last Resort is usually reserved for couples, but we've seen other family members joining the retreat in the past. Season 2 brought in Darcey Silva, for instance, when her sister Stacey claimed that the former's friendship with her husband was having a negative impact on her marriage.

I would wager that John is there for similar reasons, as he and Thais butted heads in previous seasons. The therapist mentions wanting to learn how to act in a "cordial" manner, which leads to both airing out grievances about one another. We see John mention that Thais lied to Patrick about something when she was in Brazil, and she shouts, "Let me speak," before leaving the room. I can't wait for the full context of that conversation!

Why I'm Excited For John's Arrival

The verbally dextrous comedian Bill Burr would never be on 90 Day Fiancé, but we have the next best thing in John. Not only does he vaguely resemble the comedian in terms of look and personality, but he also has zero tolerance for the reality television song and dance that 90 Day: The Single Life will put him through.

Now, with the current knowledge that Patrick and Thais ultimately filed for divorce, do I think it was a great idea to invite John to the castle? I guess it depends on how often he's seeing his brother these days. Ultimately, it might've been better if the couple stayed focused on their own relationship, rather than bringing in his brother, who 90 Day Fiancé fans know grinds her gears.

That aside, what's done is done, and I am thrilled to see John back in the 90 Day Fiancé universe. I am curious if this appearance will come with an update on how his relationship is going with his girlfriend Megan, who we saw in a previous season. I'd love an update, or at least a hint that we could see him again in a future season.

90 Day: The Last Resort airs on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. Tune in to see these couples battle for their marriage, and keep an eye on CinemaBlend for all the intel that could drop outside of the show in the meantime.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day Fiancé episode "Forsaking All Others." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

90 Day Fiancé has featured tons of couples over the years who've made faulty choices that other couples should be learning from, and yet somehow these same issues keep being made with frequency. This time around, Shea McGuire and Mallorie have me worked up, as they broke the rule of withholding "dealbreaker" information until their significant other makes it into the United States.

With so much heartbreak already in this franchise as the 2026 TV schedule continues, I'm worried another two 90 Day Fiancé couples are in jeopardy due to lies by omission. Here's what we learned in the latest episode, and why Mallorie and Shea may have more in common than living in a small town.

Shea Claimed He Had A Valid Reason For Withholding The Cheating Allegations Before Annabelle Arrived, But I Don't Buy It

I've maintained that Shea exhibited "red flags" since the beginning of 90 Day Fiancé Season 12, and this episode was no different. Seeking to get ahead of the conversation his ex-wife Nicole wants to have with Annabelle, he tried to prepare her for what allegations of "cheating" she might hear about. He then proceeded to confess to kissing other women while drunk, and then explained to Annabelle that he doesn't consider that cheating.

What Shea failed to realize is that it's not for him to decide what Annabelle considers cheating. He also went on to tell the confessional he didn't have this conversation with her before she arrived because he wanted a chance to explain himself in person. I'm skeptical of that, and I think Shea knew he was wrong. I also think if he told Annabelle about this before her flight, she would've canceled coming altogether. It's disputes like this that lead to married 90 Day couples splitting up, so hopefully they can figure this out.

Mallorie Waiting Until Rasit Is In The United States To Question If She Wants Children Feels Shady

Mallorie and Rasit's love story so far on 90 Day Fiancé is great, and I thought they might be the most wholesome couple we've seen since Kenny Niedermeier and Armando Rubio. It was nothing but Rasit loving his time in the United States, up until the baby toys started to come out.

As Rasit unpacked baby toys, Mallorie brought up that she still had yet to tell her soon-to-be husband she wasn't sure if she wanted children. It felt like a wild reveal, because anyone who shows up with toys for an unborn child has clearly talked about wanting them long before this.

Did Mallorie change her mind within the past couple of days, or was this a calculated discussion she didn't want to happen until he was firmly in the United States? It feels as though he was misled, and I also feel that if Mallorie was more upfront about potentially not wanting children, they might've gone their separate ways a while ago.

As someone who watches a lot of 90 Day Fiancé, I've seen plenty of outrage when an American in 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way arrives, and their life is not what they imagined. Take Ariela Weinberg's shocked reaction to Biniyam Shibre's apartment, for example. It's not ok because she was led to believe the house would be something it clearly isn't, and we all agree that's not ok. Side note: it's also no surprise those two ultimately split.

In general, I would appreciate seeing more Americans in 90 Day Fiancé come under fire for luring in foreign-born fiancés and leaving out vital information before their arrival in the United States. For a show where we hear the word "scammer" so often, we rarely touch on these incidents, and maybe we should.

90 Day Fiancé airs on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. I'm waiting to see how this situation plays out for both Shea and Mallorie, and how their partners will react to their bombshell reveals.

Thais Ramone was arrested just days before 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3's premiere on the 2026 TV schedule. The arrest comes days after she was served divorce papers by her husband, Patrick Mendes, making for a major spoiler about how their storyline in the upcoming spinoff plays out. Now, the charge has been dropped, and the reality star's rep has spoken out.

Thais was arrested on misdemeanor domestic battery charges but, according to TMZ, she will not face jail time after prosecutors declined to move forward on the case on May 24. Charges were ultimately dropped, and a rep for Thais spoke about the situation:

The rep went on to say that Thais' priority right now is "protecting her peace" as she continues to raise her daughter. The rep also noted that she wants to handle "everything with maturity and respect." Closing out their comments, the rep said:

The legal issues involving any charges of battery are settled, but it seems the divorce will move forward. Thais and Patrick could be the next married 90 Day Fiancé couple to split after marriage, so it feels relevant to revisit what we know about their marriage thus far, as well as what we know ahead of their return in 90 Day: The Last Resort.

What We Know About Patrick And Thais' Divorce Proceedings

It was first reported by TMZ that Patrick filed for divorce from Thais back on May 20, and is seeking sole custody of their 3-year-old daughter, Alessi. Notably, this happened two days before she was facing a misdemeanor domestic battery charge, though that was dropped two days later, on May 24.

For those unfamiliar with their storyline, Patrick is from the United States, while Thais is from Brazil.

Their story hasn't been the most dramatic compared to other 90 Day Fiancé couples, with their biggest drama coming when Thais married Patrick without telling her father. Since then, we've seen them appear on spinoffs and have mild drama with Patrick's brother John, but it feels like a chunk of their biggest marital struggles over the past four years has happened off-screen.

What We Know About Patrick And Thais' Story In 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3

CinemaBlend reported some details on what's ahead for 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3, and we learned a lot has happened in Thais and Patrick's lives since we saw them last. There are hints about family tragedy, a move to Las Vegas, a failed business and general trust issues between the two of them.

Perhaps the biggest tease is that Thais wants to continue visiting Brazil on a frequent basis, despite their money troubles. She also wants to go without Patrick, and I think she may be taking their daughter as well.

We've seen past cast members fear their spouse may attempt to flee to their country with the children and never come back. If Thais wants to leave the United States and return to Brazil after their divorce, it presents an obvious issue of how they'll handle custody arrangements.

Patrick and Thais are the latest couple to show relationship issues ahead of 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3. It also seems that Shekinah and Sarper Güven are separated at the moment, so this could be a very dramatic season with lots of conflict.

Tune in for the premiere of 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3 on TLC or with an HBO Max subscription on June 1 at 8:00 p.m. ET. If you're a fan of the franchise, I don't think you're going to want to miss this spinoff.

If Ross Matthews is the permanent replacement host for 90 Day Fiancé tell-all specials, I'd be thrilled. With Part 1 of his 90 Day: The Single Life debut available with an HBO Max subscription, and a second part on the way, I'm already ready to hand him the keys to the kingdom.

I love Shaun Robinson and am happy for what she's done for the franchise during her tenure, but boy, what a breath of fresh air. If Matthews is a part of every other tell-all on the 2026 TV schedule, that'd be alright with me.

Ross Matthews Challenged The Cast In A Way We've Never Seen

I think from the opening minutes of the 90 Day: The Single Life tell-all, what stuck out to me was that Ross Matthews was not just giving lip service when he said he was a fan of 90 Day Fiancé. Sure, his hosting is likely a paid gig, but it also seems remarkably clear he's watched the season. He was up to date on what's happening with Kim Menzies' love life, and even had the presence of mind to challenge her boyfriend Wayne on whether it was a legitimate relationship after Sophie Sierra said the wording felt more casual.

What's more impressive to me, as a diehard who's covered this franchise for years, is that Matthews filmed this tell-all ahead of the broadcast of around half the season, and yet his questions are on point with many things viewers were wanting to know. To me, that shows he's dialed into the fandom legitimately, and not just saying so to help grease the palms of TLC.

Ross Thrived At Asking What The Fans Wanted To Know

I think I particularly like how Ross Matthews has challenged Colt Johnson, considering he's been part of a 90 Day relationship that's split after marriage, not once, but twice. It seemed like he was on a redemption arc after breaking his leg on 90 Day: Hunt For Love, but by the end of 90 Day: The Single Life, it seems evident he's back to his old habit of getting in relationships and then fooling around online with other women.

There comes a point as a fan where Colt shrugging his shoulders and offering some vague excuse for why he's still doing this years later doesn't cut it for me. I was relieved Ross Matthews felt the same way and wasn't going to let him just skate on by with zero excuses. I do wish we had gotten more on why anyone thought it'd be great for him to move in with Cortney Reardanz's new boyfriend, but maybe that'll come up in Part 2.

Matthews is a good ringmaster in the circus of a tell-all, and seems to thrive when the moments get chaotic. Before this, Shaun Robinson became famous for her "let's put a pin in this" response to drama escalating, and we were always left hanging when it felt like there was more to say. Granted, we have a much larger sample size to judge Robinson on compared to Matthews, but I love what I'm seeing thus far.

We'll see if he finishes strong as Part 2 of 90 Day: The Single Life's tell-all airs on TLC on Monday, May 25th at 8:00 p.m. ET. I'm sure there are a few more surprises for viewers that we don't know yet, and I can't wait to see what we find out.

90 Day Fiancé's Jenny Slatten just went public with her ALS diagnosis, months after her daughter acknowledged her mother was going through something. This news was shared ahead of Slatten's return to the 2026 TV schedule, as Jenny and her husband, Sumit Singh, are featured in 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3. The returns to TLC in June, and Jenny and Sumit are front and center amongst other couples participating. Here's what we know about their season so far, and other relevant details viewers may want to know.

What We Know About Jenny And Sumit In 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3

90 Day: The Last Resort is a spinoff of the flagship show that centers on couples in crisis. Available to stream with an HBO Max subscription, the first two seasons have even featured couples like Ariela and Biniyam Shibre agreeing to divorce, and Sophie Sierra and Rob Warne to go their separate ways as well. Here's what the official synopsis for Jenny and Sumit's storyline teases about their situation in this upcoming season:

As mentioned, Jenny was upset after she and her partner were forced to sell their place and move in with his parents. The cafe was supposed to be their path back to financial independence but, as previously reported by CinemaBlend, it's no longer in business. I'm sure we'll learn more about all of that in this upcoming season, and maybe get some insight into what went wrong.

When Was The Last Resort Season 3 Filmed?

A credible source on Reddit revealed 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3 filmed in late 2025, somewhere between October and November of of that year. The couples filmed this season overseas in the UK, and even stayed in a castle.

Based on the reported timeline for the season's filming, this was before 90 Day Fiancé fans began asking questions about Jenny's health. This was also before her daughter gave an official statement on the situation, and of course, before the official confirmation.

It's unclear whether The Last Resort will mention Jenny's ALS diagnosis, or if she was even aware of it at the time. It's possible the announcement came ahead of the season's premiere specifically because the series will touch on it but, at this point, we can only wait and see.

90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3 premieres on TLC on June 1st at 8:00 p.m. ET. CinemaBlend offers well wishes to Jenny as she continues her journey through this, and to Sumit and their friends as they navigate the situation as well.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day Fiancé episode "Trusting The Process." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription, or read at your own risk!

For the first time in the many years I've written about this show, a cast member is from a place I've lived. Shea, who showed some red flag behavior in the Season 12 premiere of 90 Day Fiancé, and I both lived in Paducah, Kentucky, for a time, and I can't help but have some thoughts about how the city is presented.

This came not long after I saw a comment from 90 Day insider @Shabooty, who shared a follower's comment about how they didn't like how their town of Athens, Alabama, was portrayed. I'm largely indifferent to how my former home looks thus far, but there are some interesting things that I have to point out for those watching at home.

Many Of Shea's Scenes Start With Shots Of Paducah's Downtown Area

I can't help but notice that Shea's scenes thus far take place at his home or in downtown Paducah. It doesn't seem as though Shea's house is in the downtown area either, though that's just based on my limited memory from my time there.

So far, the shots we've seen are not exactly representative of what the city looks like as a whole. For example, a large part of the city has Interstate 24 running through it, and it's pretty hard not to see it. I can't say it's necessarily a good or bad thing, but it's just interesting that TLC would opt to highlight a relatively small downtown area and its older buildings when 95% of the city is out there to show. Perhaps we'll get to see more of that in future episodes.

Shea's Premiere Scene Was At One Of Paducah's Biggest Yearly Events

It's been a while since I've been to Paducah, so thank goodness the 2026 TV schedule reminded me of BBQ on the River. It's a yearly event in the city, and what Shea was attending when he was introduced in 90 Day Fiancé's Season 12 premiere. It's one of the biggest events in Paducah, second only to the Quilt Expo, which I only recently learned isn't happening this year.

90 Day Fiancé filming one of the only public scenes during a festival is worth bringing up, since it makes the city look more bustling than it might be on any other day. To go back to the woman who complained about Athens, Alabama's portrayal as being small, just to point out that Paducah, Kentucky's population size is smaller than Athens by a decent clip.

So often, 90 Day Fiancé gets called out for distorting or flexing the truth in its storylines, but I think it's fair to say that can apply to everything when it comes to the best reality TV shows. People on this show aren't the only thing that can be misrepresented, and I think it's also possible that locations themselves can look or appear different from what they actually are. Which is to say I still love Paducah, Kentucky, but it's not quite like I remember in this season.

90 Day Fiancé continues on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. I'm excited to see Shea's storyline continue, and for anyone from Paducah watching for the first time, check out this guide for some tips on how to enjoy the series.

90 Day Fiancé and Euphoria had more in common than a shared time slot. Believe it or not, the TLC reality series was subtly referenced on the HBO series during a recent episode. As reactions pour in about the recent exploits of Sydney Sweeney's Cassie and how her work has become a "humiliation ritual," I'm just shocked over the drama series referencing one 90 Day star's experience with subscription sites.

Euphoria's Cassie Makes A Wild Reference That Relates To A 90 Day Fiancé Star

Cassie's journey as an OnlyFans model on Euphoria has drawn a lot of criticism, as debates rage on about the legitimacy of the storyline and how accurately it portrays the business. I can't claim to know a ton about that, but I've watched a ton of 90 Day Fiancé in my time and can confidently speak on how accurate the request about "farting in a jar" was for one former cast member.

During the Emmy-winning show's latest episode, "This Little Piggy," Cassie mentions "fart jars." After that comment was made, the first person I thought of was Stephanie Matto. Those outside the 90 Day Fiancé fandom may not know this, but Matto allegedly made at least $100,000 selling her own farts to people who purchased jars on her subscription service. It may sound humiliating but, after learning she made well over what she banked for appearing on the TLC series, I think it was a smart business move.

Sure, 90 Day isn't explicitly mentioned during the episode, but this nod is just way too specific not to be intentional. And, quite frankly, I love this little piece of connective tissue.

Why Cassie Was Right To Not Go The Fart Jar Route

Cassie didn't want to fart in a jar and asked Maddy to do it instead. I should point out that Stephanie of 90 Day Fiancé did not do this, as she provided a personalized video with each purchased jar. I would've loved if Euphoria featured that detail but, alas, we can't have everything.

Ultimately, Cassie was right to steer away from fart jars, but not for the reason one might think. Stephanie Matto's business selling fart jars came to an abrupt end after she went to the emergency room with bad chest pain. She thought she was suffering a heart attack, but it turned out it was actually severe gas pain, otherwise known as a "fart attack."

On Euphoria, Cassie has a lot of momentum on social media right now, but an E.R. trip for farts could definitely hurt her social status. Plus, it seems like she's making enough money the conventional ways on OnlyFans and doesn't need to resort to the wilder stuff. That said, there's still some time for her to go down that road, so maybe we'll see her do that before the season ends.

Euphoria airs on HBO on Sundays at 9:00 p.m. ET, and 90 Day Fiancé is on Sundays on TLC at 8:00 p.m. ET for a two-hour block. Both are also streamable with an HBO Max subscription. I keep up with both shows, and highly recommend both who doesn't do the same!

Warning! The following contains spoilers from the 90 Day: The Single Life episode "Act of Making It Official." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

It's finally tell-all time for 90 Day: The Single Life Season 5, and there's a fresh face hosting the cast and their shocking reveals. Ross Matthews has stepped in for the usual hostess, Shaun Robinson, and seems more than ready to dish on all the wild stuff that went down this season.

After watching the trailer for the tell-all, I'm excited to see how this goes down under Matthews' watch. I wasn't too surprised to see the 90 Day Fiancé series found a way to work Jasmine Pineda into the special to taunt her ex Gino Palazzolo, but I was shocked to hear that Cortney Reardanz's engagement is officially off. Let's talk it out.

Who Is Ross Matthews?

Ross Matthews has been in the television game for a long time, having done everything from being an intern on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno to being a co-host on The Drew Barrymore Show. He's stepping in for this tell-all special, and while he announced that before this big reveal, it's still pretty shocking all the same. I'm curious to see how he does compared to Shaun Robinson, and if her days of hosting tell-all specials are coming to an end.

Cortney And Phillip Are No Longer Engaged

The most shocking reveal from the tell-all came from Cortney Reardanz, who revealed that her engagement with her boyfriend, Phillip, is off. As it turned out, the couple split up after it was revealed that Cortney was still talking to Colt, even though they mutually agreed to cut him off after he moved out of Phillip's house.

It was a shocking development, especially since Colt was showsn to be pretty terrible to Cortney throughout their relationship. She acted more like his live-in nurse than his girlfriend, and while he couldn't be intimate with her, he had no problem cheating on her with another woman.

Despite all of that, she threw away her relationship to stay in contact with him, though I have my suspicions. After all, Phillip and Cortney moved pretty fast to engagement, so maybe they were leaning toward not getting married before this occurred. I guess we'll get the full story when we see the two-part special, and I have a feeling that we'll be getting a lot of details about where this relationship went wrong.

The first part of 90 Day: The Single Life's tell-all will hit the 2026 TV schedule on May 18th. I'm stoked to see what all the other participants have to say about this season, and what other surprises are on the way.

Warning! The following contains spoilers from the 90 Day Fiancé Season 12 premiere "In My Getting Married Era." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

I've been hyped for 90 Day Fiancé Season 12 ever since I learned this season was full of fresh faces, though we still have a lot of the same personalities. This is especially true with new cast member Shea McGuire, who was waving all sorts of red flags when talking about his relationship with Annabelle Chua.

After enduring Rick Van Vactor and his cheating issues on Before The 90 Days' latest season, 90 Day fans now have another American cast member to watch who may have issues staying faithful. Out of the worst first impressions I've seen on 90 Day Fiancé, Shea has the worst on the 2026 TV schedule, if not the entirety of the franchise.

Shea Doesn't Want Annabelle Learning What He's Been Up To, And He's Been Up To A Lot.

Shea is working overtime to try and get Annabelle to the United States on a K1 visa, but that doesn't mean he's been working on being a good fiancé. He outright admitted he likes to party, and while he didn't incriminate himself with details or text messages, he admitted there are things that happen that he wouldn't want Annabelle to know about.

While Shea wasn't going to air out any of his dirty laundry, his ex-wife, Nicole, showed up to tell him she intended to. Nicole was only married to Shea for a month before they were divorced, and their marriage ended partly because he was seeing Annabelle during their marriage. She told her ex she intended to let his incoming fiancé know the type of person he really is, and implied he's been messing around with his best friend's recently divorced daughter. Quite a bomb to drop, and just like that, I'm hooked on this storyline.

Will Shea And Annabelle's Relationship Survive This Drama?

If Shea and Annabelle end up getting married, I'm tempted to think we'll eventually see them on the list of married 90 Day couples who split. To be completely candid, I'm wondering if they'll even get to wedding planning, depending on what evidence Nicole has stacked against him, ready to deliver when she arrives from the Philippines.

The one thing I wonder is how receptive Annabelle will be to Nicole's information, likely knowing that she has an axe to grind, considering Annabelle was responsible for her marriage to Shea falling apart. Given the circumstances, I think it's reasonable to suspect that Nicole has an ulterior motive in bringing all this up.

CinemaBlend did what digging it could on Shea's Facebook account, and there doesn't seem to be any recent interactions between him and Annabelle. The same is true with her page, though Annabelle hasn't been active since July 2025. It's possible she scrubbed her page of more recent interactions with Shea to keep things a mystery for viewers at home. We'll just have to wait and see how this whole thing plays out, and hope Shea doesn't end up being the next Big Ed Brown.

90 Day Fiancé is on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. Stream episodes over on HBO Max, and get caught up as Season 12 gets underway!

It's been a rough year for 90 Day Fiancé couples amid the 2026 TV schedule. To that point, it's apparently been revealed that yet another marriage might be on the rocks. Believe it or not, this time around, it's not even a couple viewers have seen featured in any episode. Instead, Veronica Rodriguez's husband has fans wondering what's up after some worrying social media updates.

A little over a month, CinemaBlend reported that Veronica was married Seth Daryoushfar off-camera. Now, however, 90 Day Fiancé insider @MerryPants has managed to capture some concerning posts from the latter regarding supposed infidelity. He then shared a meme about divorce and followed it yp with a personal post, saying this:

It honestly sounds like this couple may need a run on 90 Day: The Last Resort but, unfortunately for them, the Season 3 cast is already locked down. Not that I would've expected Veronica to appear anyway, considering she was dating Jamal Menzies the last time viewers saw her on 90 Day: The Single Life. There'd be too much to catch fans up on, and this whole relationship may or may not end before we even see her next.

The is just the latest chapter in this saga involving Veronica and Seth, who made headlines after being arrested on domestic violence charges back in December. The charges were dismissed a month later, and their marriage coincided with that turbulent period of time.

Seth's posts about his wife have since expired on Instagram Stories, and Veronica has not posted a response, as of this writing. There was also no word from her ex, 90 Day Fiancé's Tim Malcolm, who has acted as a co-parent to Veronica's daughter, Chloe. So, if there's a deeper story behind what went down and why, we aren't getting the details from either of them at the moment.

My biggest question as a fan is when I might see Veronica in new episodes, either on TLC or by way of an HBO Max subscription. There's also a part of me that wonders if the franchise will quietly part ways with the reality star, as it has done with other cast members who made headlines for unsavory reasons in the past. That's not always grounds for removal, however, as stars like Angela Deem and Big Ed Brown both faced troubling allegations outside of the show.

It remains to be seen whether Veronica and Seth two will join the list of married 90 Day couples who split up, and I think it's up for debate whether they qualify if they split before even premiering as a couple. We'll have to see if there are any more updates on their relationship online or a potential spinoff in which they could appear.

Meanwhile, 90 Day Fiancé premieres with a new season on May 10th at 8:00 p.m. ET over on TLC and HBO Max. I'm thrilled to see a batch of newcomers added to the long list of cast members, and I'm eager to see what drama they provide in upcoming seasons.

Right as the final episode of 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days Season 8 is available with an HBO Max subscription, Birkan Kuzoren has confirmed he's no longer with Laura Nevenner. Not a day after the tell-all revealed they were together, he updated fans on social media and offered a cryptic explanation for why it didn't work.

After watching Laura navigate her feelings between Birkan and her friend Michal, one of my favorite couples from the new season, I was shocked to see from 90 Day Fiancé insider @MerryPants that the couple is no more. As far as why, Birkan gave the following reason:

Such a cryptic response, and it has me wondering if we'll see him on a future spinoff on the 2026 TV schedule. I can't think of why he wouldn't give a more straightforward answer, but then again, Birkan is an interesting dude. I think back to when he told Michal he was watching John Wick because he "likes violence," which was absolutely hilarious.

During 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days, Birkan was obsessed with gambling and trying to find a fortune by placing bets on various professional sporting events. Now, he has a "bigger cause," and I have to wonder what that means.

I'm just speculating, but sometimes when people say they're working for something bigger than themselves, they're referring to a child. Is it possible that Birkan found out he had a child, and it led to him ending things with Laura? It's just a thought, but one I can't put out of my mind.

Another, less dramatic reveal, would be that they drifted apart. After his reveal, Laura didn't have any type of wild reaction or clapback. It's possible they ended things on amicable terms, and she's focused on moving onward and upward and searching for love once again. Maybe even Michal is back in the picture, though I would doubt that, considering how she burned that bridge by insulting him during the tell-all.

Whatever happened, I hope we get the details on a future 90 Day Fiancé series. The TLC series is good at getting the WTF details on what's happening with cast members when social media can't fill in all the blanks. We know they aren't in the Season 3 cast of The Last Resort, so maybe one of them will pop up on Hunt For Love?

There are plenty more spinoffs left in the year for 90 Day Fiancé, so maybe we'll see another season with Laura or Birkan before the year is up. We'll have to wait and see, and in the meantime, look and see if either provides any more clarity on what went wrong in their relationship.

Warning! The following contains spoilers from the 90 Day: The Single Life episode "The Act of Orbiting." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription, and read at your own risk!

Colt Johnson seems to have stronger plot armor than anyone else in 90 Day Fiancé, as he continues to get support from former lovers despite his womanizing ways. Just when I was psyched that Cortney kicked him to the curb and didn't fall for Debbie Johnson's plea to take him back, I was blindsided by the "WTF" twist that he's now living with her new boyfriend.

In a twist that I don't think even a scripted series could write, Colt has moved in with Cortney's 66-year-old boyfriend, Phillip. Somehow, he's once again landed in an impossible situation, and I just can't quit shaking my head after this latest reveal.

Why Colt Is Living With Cortney's New Boyfriend

I wasn't sure why Phillip would bring Colt in to live in his home, but his reasoning actually made sense. He explained during his confessional on 90 Day: The Single Life that Cortney continued to care for Colt as he was staying in a hotel nearby, all whilst he begged for her to take him back.

Phillip, understandably, wasn't a fan of that, nor did he like Cortney going to shady hotels to look after him. Cortney wouldn't quit helping Colt because she felt responsible for his injury on 90 Day: Hunt For Love. Phillip opened up his home because he figured it would keep Cortney from going to seedy hotels and allow him to keep an eye on Colt and keep him in check.

Does Colt Have His Own Place?

Since 90 Day: Hunt For Love started, we've seen Colt live in a resort, then move in with Cortney's family, then stay in a hotel, then move to Brazil, then back to a hotel, and now he's with Cortney's boyfriend. I'm beginning to suspect that Colt doesn't have a home of his own, and that he possibly hasn't had a home since his divorce from Vanessa Guerra.

I was thinking about it, and I realized that I'm equally unsure as to why Colt would want to live with Phillip unless he had no other options. Colt keeps using the excuse that all his doctors for his leg are in Florida, but transferring care to where he was last living before the show would be easy enough.

I think there's a good possibility that Colt doesn't have another home to go to, but there are other explanations. After all, he and Cortney still want to be included in the filming for 90 Day: The Single Life, and him living in Phillip's house allows them both to appear in scenes together like they would've had they stayed together. I know 90 Day Fiancé doesn't pay a ton, but I would hope it pays enough to veteran cast members that he could afford rent on a place once the season finished filming. Maybe there's a scenario where they all get close and become a throuple. Hey, I'm not ruling out anything at this point.

90 Day: The Single Life airs on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. This season continues to just hit me with unexpected reveals, so I'm just waiting for the next big reveal in this whirlwind season.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days episode "Tell All Part 2." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days closed out its tell-all phase this latest episode, but not before a wild argument between Emma Perry and Elise Benson. As they argued about whether Emma seeing fellow 90 Day Fiancé star Rob Warne was an issue or not, I wondered why the latter wasn't present to bring his take on what ultimately led to their argument.

As we learned, Emma was seeing Rob off-camera, though she said it wasn't so serious that they were in a committed relationship. That said, she felt the need to confront Elise after learning (from Rob) that she'd tried hooking up with him at a party weeks prior. Elise, who revealed she was back together with Joshua Lawson during the tell-all, flat out denied it, causing both to start yelling at each other. I doubt that would've been the case with Rob in the mix.

90 Day Dropped The Ball Not Inviting Rob To The Tell-All

Emma brought up the issue she had with Elise as the tell-all was beginning, and I have a hunch it was known about before the 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days cast even arrived to film. It's bizarre to me, then, that 90 Day has tried to force other cast members into tell-alls, yet they seemingly skipped out on going that route this time around.

I'd love to see what the truth is. We know that Elise and Rob had some romantic chemistry when they appeared on 90 Day: Hunt For Love, but that felt like it was extinguished by the end of the season. Of course, lots of things can happen off-camera, and obviously, it's a bad look for Elise if she was quietly trying to sneak around on Joshua.

Emma thinks Rob has no incentive to lie, while Elise maintains he's lied a lot and 90 Day Fiancé has receipts. I wish I could've seen Rob's reaction to it all, and seen him in the hot seat rather than Emma and Elise. It's of course possible he declined to appear, or had other scheduled priorities to deal with, but no such insights were shared.

Will Emma Return To 90 Day Fiancé?

We don't know this for a fact, but there's a leak on Reddit alleging Emma's next 90 Day Fiancé appearance is already in the works. She's allegedly part of the cast of the new season of 90 Day: Hunt For Love, which is a bit ironic considering that's the spinoff where Elise got her start.

I'm going to guess that if Emma is reportedly going to be on 90 Day: Hunt For Love, her relationship with Rob Warne isn't going to work out. Maybe she didn't know that at the time, however, or she wouldn't have tried to start trouble with Elise. Out of all the cast I'd want to argue with, she'd be at the bottom of my list because she'll go to wild lengths to prove a point.

As for Elise, I have to imagine we'll get another season with her and Joshua down the road. Then again, it may just depend on where their relationship is at by the time she's approached to film again, because they seem to go back and forth on whether they're together. As for Rob, I'm sure he'll be featured again, though, I'm not sure with who!

90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days closed out its run on the 2026 TV schedule, but it'll live on forever over on HBO Max. We'll see how much more of Elise and Emma we see in the future, and if Rob will be involved in any way.

90 Day: The Last Resort is returning to the 2026 TV schedule for Season 3, and it's going deep in the bag to pull out a handful of couples 90 Day Fiancé fans haven't seen in a while. With no repeat couples, the series has scrounged up a couple of faces we've seen in recent seasons, and a few we haven't, all to have them hash things out in a castle overseas.

Fortunately, all of these couples' stories are easy enough to search up for those who have an HBO Max subscription. Ahead of the Season 3 premiere on June 1st, it might be a good decision to catch up on some of these stories, because even a diehard 90 Day fan like me had to think a bit to remember when I last saw a few of these.

Russ & Paola

Russ and Paola Mayfield are the deepest cut of this cast, having appeared on the very first season of 90 Day Fiancé. As for their most recent appearance, they were featured on Happily Ever After? Season 4, which aired back in 2019. It feels like they just missed out on the franchise exploding in popularity thanks to Big Ed Brown and his wild romance with Rose Vega, but Day 1 fans likely remember them for sure.

The couple is on 90 Day: The Last Resort after reaching a crossroads in their marriage. Pao has found a new career as a professional wrestler, and she's been living with her son Axel, while Russ is elsewhere. We'll see if they can repair their relationship and get back on track as one of the OGs of the series.

Rebecca & Zied

Rebecca Parrott and Zied Hakimi were a part of 90 Day Fiancé Season 8, but their drama too a season that introduced Jovi and Yara Dufren, and Brandon and Julia Gibbs, both of whom went on to be staple participants in the franchise. The same can't be said for the former, who got a brief storyline on the 90 Day Diaries spinoff.

Now they're back and realized that a twenty-two-year age gap and lots of cultural differences have created a rift in their relationship. Constant bickering led to a "fresh start" with a move to Florida, but now they're on 90 Day: The Last Resort because things only worsened.

Patrick & Thais

Patrick Mendes and Thais Ramone had a notable storyline on 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? Season 8, which was a family affair. Patrick attempted to smooth the waters with Thais' father, who was upset he never received his permission to marry his daughter.

The couple is going through it ahead of 90 Day: The Last Resort, in which we learn they've had a failed business, lost a family member, and are struggling to find intimacy in their relationship. Can they find their relationship again on this marriage retreat?

Jenny & Sumit

Jenny and Sumit kick off the fresher faces of the franchise, having last appeared in the latest season of 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way. In it, Jenny refused to adapt to India and its customs, and they tried to open up a restaurant that we've learned has since closed.

The failed restaurant will be at the center of their story in The Last Resort Season 3, as well as the cramped living situation with his parents. That said, I doubt either would ever leave the other, as I have yet to see a 90 Day couple as solid as these two.

Kara & Guillermo

Things didn't look good for Kara and Guillermo Rojer when they wrapped up their latest appearance on 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? Season 9. It seemed as though they were just waiting to officially divorce after appearing on The Last Resort Season 3, and here we are.

The only surprise I have from their description is that they say they still have feelings for each other, because that certainly didn't show in their last appearance. I guess we'll just have to see what happens once this season kicks off.

Shekinah & Sarper

Fresh off the news that Shekinah & Sarper Güven may be separated, we get news they're in the cast of 90 Day: The Last Resort. Terrible timing for them to share all that before the season officially premieres, though that has me all the more suspicious.

In fairness, Shekinah and Sarper have always had their ups and downs, and we're going to see that once again, according to their description. I'm most curious to see how their time ends, especially since it seems they're on the outs as of 2026.

As mentioned, 90 Day: The Last Resort premieres on TLC on June 1st at 8:00 p.m. ET. I'm excited to watch and hope the lack of "stars" of the franchise will result in a season that feels more about therapy, and less about partying.

Shekinah and Sarper Guven are slinging insults at each other over the internet, giving 90 Day Fiancé the suspicion they're facing serious marital trouble. Just on the heels of one classic 90 Day couple calling it quits, it looks like another married couple may divorce after marriage.

Reality show insider MerryPants shared a series of recently expired Instagram Stories from Shekinah's page, which started with the 90 Day star sharing a photo of Sarper's dating profile. A fan asked during her Q&A if they had actually seen him on a dating site, and she responded with the following:

While it seemed Shekinah and Sarper were having issues after their latest appearance on 90 Day Fiancé, social media updates at the time indicated they smoothed the waters. Now it appears things are rocky again, with him on dating apps and her calling him out.

It only got worse from there, as Shekinah revealed she'd date Daniel from the latest season of 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days. This prompted Sarper to message her directly. Shekinah shared the string of messages he wrote without her responding, which can be read below:

• You are disgusting
• I hate you
• Change ur last name
• Slut
• I was fucking loyal to this bitch
• Dreaming other men
• I hate u

This doesn't sound like the type of exchange you'd expect from a married couple that's madly in love, and now I'm curious if we're going to see them on a future spinoff planned for the 2026 TV schedule. Obviously, we missed something that happened between these two, who don't seem as though they're currently together.

Granted, we've seen Shekinah and Sarper travel down rough roads before on 90 Day Fiancé. Somehow, they still got married after Sarper demanded a weight clause be added if he signed a prenuptial agreement. Now that it seems these two are on the outs, I have to wonder if he actually signed, or if that whole scene was just something they did for the TLC series.

Granted, there is a part of me that genuinely wonders if Shekinah and Sarper are taking the 90 Day Fiancé cast for a ride, and hyping up their storyline for future appearances in the franchise. Out of all the veteran cast members of the franchise, they seem the most social media savvy and aware of how to draw a spotlight on themselves when the cameras aren't rolling.

The alternative is that Shekinah and Sarper did split, which makes me wonder what that means for Sarper living in the United States. He's in the midst of touring with his stand-up comedy, but that could be derailed if he has to appear in court and face possible deportation. I guess we'll wait and see how this pans out.

We'll keep an eye out for more updates on Shekinah and Sarper, as 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days airs on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. The tell-all is going on right now, but I wish we were watching a tell-all on what happened between this couple.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day: The Single Life episode "The Art of the Slow Fade." Stream the episode with an HBO Max subscription, and read at your own risk!

90 Day: The Single Life's story between Natalie and Gino seemingly came to an end, and not at all in the way I expected. After successfully winning her back, blowing it, and then winning her back again, Gino contacted Natalie via video chat to let her know he thought it was best if they just stayed friends going forward.

Just when I thought we were waiting on Natalie to tell him it's not working out, he was the one to walk away. The 2026 TV schedule just can't stop delivering curveballs when it comes to 90 Day Fiancé, as Gino left a woman who actually liked going to strip clubs.

Why Gino Broke Things Off With Natalie

Gino broke things off with Natalie because he felt there wasn't a path forward in their relationship after hearing her daughter's brutal phone call about him. He thought it was clear enough that Isabella wasn't going to see him as a father figure, and that was important for him in a relationship.

While he hasn't talked about it much on 90 Day: The Single Life, Gino has wanted children for a while. Whether that meant adopting his partner's children or having his own, he hoped he could experience fatherhood in some way. It was part of the reason that Jasmine Pineda's revelation that she was pregnant with another man's baby was so painful to him, so I credit him for at least knowing what he wants.

Will Gino Return On Future Seasons Of 90 Day Fiancé?

Assuming that Natalie is out of the picture, I do wonder if we'll see Gino on future seasons of 90 Day Fiancé. The 57-year-old has now had two relationships fall apart on reality television, and may figure he's better off pursuing relationships off camera. Big Ed Brown made that decision and doesn't seem to have regrets about it.

On the flip side, Colt Johnson is currently in the midst of having his third relationship implode on 90 Day Fiancé, four if you include the woman he left Cortney Reardanz for. Honestly, I'm not sure which side of the spectrum Gino would fall on, but he does seem invested in trying to find his soulmate. I guess he'll have to ask himself if he finds the odds of that happening better or worse if he continues to appear on reality television.

90 Day: The Single Life continues on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. As much as I'd like to think that Gino and Natalie are totally done, I wouldn't rule out news at the tell-all that they reconciled out of the blue. I guess we'll have to wait and see!

90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days always delivers when it comes to drama, but even as far as this spinoff goes, Season 8 was pretty eventful. Those watching on TLC or with an HBO Max subscription were treated to some of the best reality moments on the 2026 TV schedule thus far, but what became of the couples that appeared?

With only one returning 90 Day Fiancé cast member in the group, I wondered if this cast of newcomers could live up to the hype of what this franchise is known for. Fortunately, we saw just about everything, so let's get into who broke up, made up, and is on the road to getting hitched in Before The 90 Days Season 8.

Aviva & Stig

Aviva traveled to Belize to meet her pop-star boyfriend, Stig Da Artist, and start a new life following him around on tour. Things got off to a good start, though they took a turn when her aunt (who also lives in Belize) informed her that Stig was spotted leaving concerts with other women recently. Stig denied the claims, and ultimately, Aviva brushed off her aunt, and they had a good time.

Things took a turn at the end when Stig asked Aviva to file a K1 visa for him to move to the United States, rather than her working on living in Belize full-time. He did visit the United States, but as we learned in a recent 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days episode, he broke up with her via text. It's over, but at least we got a cool diss track out of the relationship.

Forrest & Sheena

Forrest Atwood-McKenzie and Sheena were one of my favorite couples of the season, but also the most frustrating. Their devotion to each other was clear, but was weighed down by her constant lies about her financial situation with her parents, and Forrest's mother, Molly, was injecting herself into the relationship.

The couple did get engaged, but questions remain about how and when Forrest will get enough money to bring her to the United States on a K1 visa. CinemaBlend has confirmed Forrest got a job at a pharmacy, and also learned that they definitely met in person before they were on the show, despite what 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days alleged.

Elise & Joshua

Without a question, Elise Benson and Joshua Lawson were one of the most volatile couples of 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days. One minute, they were holding each other close and discussing their future living situation, and the next, she was bawling and saying it was all a mistake and polling people in bars for relationship advice.

They kept us guessing to the very end, so in hindsight, I shouldn't be surprised that Elise broke up with Joshua shortly before boarding her plane. Not only that, but it seemed like it was a test, and she wasn't 100% on her decision until he agreed it was for the best, and didn't fight for the relationship. Then, during the tell-all, she revealed they are still together, so it looks like we could see them again in the future.

Jovon & Annalyn

Jovon and Annalyn Fox had one of the most unique circumstances of any couple on 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days, being the first couple in recent memory to have been married for years before ever meeting in person. While physical attraction was not an issue, his trip to the Philippines proved much more difficult than he had imagined due to differences between them.

Fortunately, it seems that it hasn't impacted their relationship too heavily. The season ended with the couple still together and expecting their first child together. Unfortunately, the duo revealed they suffered a miscarriage during the tell-all, and they're currently living together in the Philippines.

Laura & Birkan

Laura Nevenner and Birkan Kuzoren were pretty open about their problems, and if you'd told me who I most expected to break up at the start of the season, it'd be them. Laura had a particularly close relationship with her best friend, Michal, who Birkan was jealous of as a result. Then there was Birkan with his litany of gambling debts; it just seemed fated these two wouldn't work out.

Based on what we know so far, Laura and Birkan are still together. I'm not too surprised by this now that he's buried the hatchet with Michal, and the three collectively agreed to establish healthier boundaries now that she's in a relationship. Credit to them for working through all those issues, though I am curious if we ultimately will ever see them make it to marriage.

Emma & Ziad

Emma Perry flew to Morocco to meet Ziad El Yahyaoui, the man she ultimately hoped would propose to her at the end of 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days. Unfortunately, they weren't on the same page, and while Emma was ready to commit right away, Ziad had serious concerns.

The duo had immediate compatibility issues and different expectations, and once Ziad learned she was engaged to another man from Morocco, not that long ago, he left her. While it seemed for a brief moment Emma might reconcile with her previous ex-fiancé, the storyline ultimately ended with her launching her engagement ring from him in the ocean and vowing never to look for love in Morocco.

Rick & Trisha

Rick Van Vactor and Trisha's relationship seemed doomed from the start, as a big secret loomed over his trip to visit her in Madagascar. He cheated on her with an ex-girlfriend before his trip, but to justify it, he said he only did it because he thought she had cheated first. Trisha ultimately forgave Rick, only for him to betray her again when she discovered he was texting his ex during the trip.

While the season ended with a question of whether this 90 Day Fiancé couple will stay together, it seems that's off the table. The tell-all revealed that Trisha is pregnant, and it was confirmed that he is not the father.

Lisa & Daniel

Lisa Rosenberger and Daniel Ejike Iwela felt like a story 90 Day Fiancé has shown dozens of times before, though with one big twist. Lisa, who had been in same sex relationships for decades, was now engaged to the African man who didn't know any of her past. Unfortunately, her reveal almost collapsed the entire relationship.

Things only got stranger from there, when Lisa's daughter uncovered that Daniel had a woman in his phone, he called his wife. She confronted him about the contact, and when he laughed it off, she ended the relationship. Unfortunately, we never really got any answers on whether that woman was actually in a relationship with him or not, but I'd love to hear more during the tell-all.

90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days, Season 8 is available to stream over on HBO Max. Catch up on the season and continue to tune into the tell-all specials, as we hear about all the wildness that occurred when the cameras weren't rolling.

90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days' Forrest Atwood-McKenzie has been at odds with his mother, Molly Atwood-Frank, the entire season. Ahead of the tell-all special, she's speaking out. After clearing up a discrepancy not that long ago regarding rumors about her earlier in the season, she's made a cryptic post seemingly referencing the idea that she's the "villain."

From making Forrest and Sheena uncomfortable talking about sex to her disgusted reaction to their engagement, Molly has caught flak from fans for being an overbearing mom who may be actively trying to sabotage her son's relationship. It's given us some of the best reality television moments of the 2026 TV schedule, but it doesn't seem as if Molly is thrilled to be seen as the villain. Here's what she shared on Instagram ahead of Sunday's tell-all special:

The post featured a caption that read "A reminder that real life is bigger than any storyline." I'm not exactly sure what she's getting at, but it could mean many things. Perhaps she's saying that this whole fallout with Sheena was just a chapter in all their lives, they've since moved on and everything is ok now.

Another possibility is that Molly is suggesting their 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days scenes are scripted or edited to appear worse than they were. While I'm always skeptical of someone on reality television saying they weren't as bad as the cameras perceived them to be, we do have evidence that part of Forrest and Sheena's 90 Day story was made up. We were told Forrest had never been to the Philippines to see Sheena before, but there's ample evidence that says otherwise.

Assuming the audience was deceived about that detail, which is pretty substantial considering there are pictures of the couple at her parents' (whom he allegedly never met) bed and breakfast, I don't think it's a stretch to believe Molly was encouraged to stir the pot to create drama in the storyline, or edited to make her reactions look worse than they were.

All this to say, who knows what the answer is at the end of the day? If I looked bad on television, maybe I'd get on social media and do some damage control as well. Mainly, I'm just curious about the timing, and wondering what comes out at this tell-all that she may be trying to get ahead of with this statement.

We'll all find out together as 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days tell-all period kicks off on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. Does anyone want to bet the over or under on how long it'll take before Sheena cries?

Paul and Karine Staehle had plenty of troubles during their time on 90 Day Fiancé, and they made several headlines after it about their troubled relationship. They're no longer a part of the franchise or expected to appear on the 2026 TV schedule; however, there is a big update worth discussing about them, as their divorce was finalized.

Court documents obtained by TMZ confirmed that a judge signed off to end the marriage after Karine filed a petition in February 2026. The divorce was finalized on April 13th, noting that they hadn't been living together for at least 60 days.

How Paul And Karine Reacted After The News

While Paul is known for his wild online reactions and making claims about attempts on his life and going missing abroad, his response to the divorce was pretty tame. His Instagram account just shared a screenshot of the TMZ article, with no caption to share alongside it.

Karine didn't mention the news at all on her Instagram, opting instead to share a photo of her daughter, whom she had outside of her marriage with Paul. It does not appear as though either has regained custody of their two sons, who were last reported to be staying with a family member in foster care.

Karine And Paul's Marriage Issues Started In Their First Appearance

Paul and Karine Staehle made their debut in the very first season of 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days, which is available on streaming with an HBO Max subscription. Successive appearances saw them marry, have children, and try to build a life together in Kentucky.

Some time after, Paul and Karine began making troubling public accusations against each other, only to later dismiss the charges ahead of court dates. They moved back to Brazil for a time, and then back to the United States. After losing custody of their children, Paul went back to Brazil, where he seemingly remains. As for Karine, she's settled down in the United States.

Given their litany of past negative headlines and legal issues, it doesn't seem likely we'll see them again on 90 Day Fiancé. In general, it seems the franchise is trying to shift away from some of its veteran cast members, with Angela Deem, for example, having gone a long time since her last appearance. Even so, I'm not sure what story there'd be to tell for Paul or Karine at this point, and if it's something TLC would deem worthy of 90 Day Fiancé or any of its spinoffs.

Overall, this divorce marks the end of a turbulent chapter. Meanwhile, the drama continues on 90 Day Fiancé, of course, with Before The 90 Days airing on TLC on Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET and The Single Life on Mondays at the same time.

Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day: The Single Life episode "The Art Of Dragging." Stream it with an HBO Max subscription and read at your own risk!

Gino Palazzolo's lucky streak with Natalie on 90 Day: The Single Life might be coming to an end. While the third time was a charm when it came to winning his girlfriend's heart, it's looking like the romance is short-lived after her daughter made it clear she's not a fan. Isabella had a lot more to say, and her rant included calling him a "spineless loser."

Despite his hopes to win over Natalie's daughter, it seems she's already solidified her opinion of Gino, and it won't be very easy for him to shake any of those descriptions. If the above didn't make it obvious, she roasted the 90 Day Fiancé star in a way I'd never seen before, so of course, we have to talk about it.

What Natalie's Daughter Had To Say About Gino

Isabella was a no-show at the drag show she was supposed to attend with Gino and Natalie, and midway through the show, the latter learned from her brother that Isabella wasn't going at all. Natalie decided to call up her daughter and get some answers as to why, and I'm guessing she had hindsight regrets about putting the call on speaker, considering everything Isabella had to say about her mother's boyfriend. Which went a little something like this:

Isabella is justifiably mad that Gino set her mother up when she came to Michigan and allowed her to be attacked by his ex, Jasmine Pineda. I get it, but Gino seemed shocked that Natalie's daughter "wouldn't even give him a chance." Turns out Isabella doesn't take after her mother when it comes to forgiveness, and made the most of her brief time on the 2026 TV schedule.

Is This The End Of Natalie And Gino?

Natalie ended up leaving Gino's hotel room to see her daughter, saying that she couldn't let their previous conversation end on a bad note. He was left wondering if she'd smooth things over with Isabella, and if he could one day be a father figure to her. It's odd because I was wondering if Natalie would break up with him over the phone or in person the next time they saw each other.

If she has to choose Gino or being at odds with her daughter, I can't imagine that Natalie is going to choose the former. For one, he has a sketchy track record, and he still has yet to officially divorce Jasmine after their post-marriage breakup.

90 Day: The Single Life focused a lot on Gino feeling like Natalie's daughter didn't give him a fair shake, but the reality is, she never had to. He has a long history on reality television, highlighting some of his faults as a romantic partner, and I can understand why she doesn't want her mom to be a party to that. Sorry, Gino, it may be back to the dating pool, but we'll see for sure in the coming episodes.

90 Day: The Single Life airs on TLC on Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. I can't wait to see what happens with Gino and Natalie next, and if there's any chance this couple will survive to the tell-all stage.