[Marissa] Previously on "90 Day Fiancé."
I don't think this was just manifestation.
I put in a lot of work for this day to happen.
Wow.
-[Shea] See the deer? -[laughing]
-All four corners. -[Anabelle] Oh, my God.
Huh?
[Anabelle speaking]
-Here's your Bulova watch. -[Anabelle] Thank you.
You don't ever buy me anything like that.
Oh, you get plenty.
[Anabelle speaking]
That's my daughter.
[Debby] My fiancé's name is Mido, and he's an Egyptian movie star.
I know that his plane has landed, but I'm not even sure if he even got
on the plane.
[crying]
[Mido speaking]
[Mallorie] Chug, chug, chug, chug.
[cheering]
[Rasit speaking]
You can't just say yes.
Why are you just now telling me?
-There's no possibility of an appeal. -Not in this situation.
The thought never crossed my mind that Maxwell would get denied.
I felt like God was on my side
and he would get approved. -There was actually findings of fraud
and misrepresentation.
It's not a realistic relationship, but she thinks so.
What if the embassy, they know something that we don't know?
So, the police had a checkpoint
and they pulled us over. I didn't know why we got pulled over.
I thought it was just a normal checkpoint.
Rasit comes back with a paper in his hand, and it is a speeding ticket...
...because he is driving like a bat out of hell to get us to the airport
because we are running behind.
There's that.
OK, well, we just ran.
They held the plane.
But we made it, and this is the first flight of four altogether.
Yeah.
♪ Oh, oh, let's go into the [indistinct lyrics] ♪
-Today's the big day. -Yes.
Four flights in total. Marmaris to Istanbul, Istanbul to Paris,
Paris to D.C., D.C. to Huntsville.
-Hopefully we survive. -Yeah.
And we don't end up breaking up on the way to the U.S.
Next stop, Washington, D.C.
-Weee! -[indistinct chatter]
[Mallorie] He has the manila folder that the embassy gave him,
and it literally says, like, "On the flight, do not open!
U.S. Customs agent only," and I'm just thinking, like, "Oh my God.
Like, what if they screwed up?" Like, I'm putting my trust in a complete
stranger in the U.S. Embassy.
It's a scary thing.
[Mallorie speaking]
I'm gonna try to see if they'll let me go through with him...
Yeah.
...just because sometimes he gets nervous speaking...
English, just in case if they ask him any questions and he doesn't understand.
So hopefully, I can be with him.
-All right. -[indistinct]
-We got this. -Yeah.
Let's go.
-[Mallorie] You beat me. -Yeah.
You beat a U.S. citizen.
[laughing]
[Mallorie] How do you feel?
[Mallorie] Was it good?
[Mallorie] Good job.
-Now we have 90 days to get married. -Yeah.
[Mallorie] Starting today. You ready?
[Mallorie] Let's go. The hard part's over.
Like, his line was short, but I'm like,
oh, like, yeah, it's shorter than the U.S. citizens, but with the U.S. citizen,
I feel like they're just, "OK, OK, OK."
You know, get us going. And they were gonna, like,
interrogate him, you know, at the window.
But, you know, I just, I don't know.
I just, I didn't want him to do it alone.
[Mallorie speaking]
-This is last flight? -Yeah, this is our last flight.
-This last flight [indistinct]. -Yeah, we're done.
-Finished. -Yeah.
-Rasit... -Yeah.
...is finally in good old Alabama. We made it, baby.
We made it, baby.
Yeah.
Like dream?
I know.
-You got your whole life in these bags. -Yeah.
-I am ready. -Yeah?
Me too.
Yeah.
♪ 'Cause the world's in color, color ♪
♪ The world's in color, color ♪
-Oh! -[Devyn] There he is.
-Yeah! -Aye!
[Mido speaking]
Good, how have you been? I'm great.
Do you want to go around the curb so we can get to the thing better?
Let's go.
We have been waiting very eagerly for your arrival today.
-Long day. -I was worried for a second there
that you weren't going to be here.
We were worried.
-We thought you weren't coming. -But it's OK.
We are here.
So he did a surprise for him, not for me.
I was so nervous. No sleep.
-Really? -Oh, my gosh.
No. Did you feel that it worked?
No.
Hmm.
I think it's important to keep an eye out for my mom, because she is in love,
and love kind of makes you a little bit blind to certain things.
I think, if anything, he just really should have apologized and owned up to
the mistake, because at the end of the day, that's what it was.
And honestly, just being defensive makes it worse.
So you're ready to see the apartment? Are you excited?
Yes
[laughing]
[Devyn] All right, we're here, y'all.
[Mido] Yay!
-[Devyn] Let's go. -[Debby] Come on.
Come.
Come on, baby.
Up.
-Hello. Hello. -[laughing]
-Ah. -[Debby] Come on.
I know.
-Yeah. -[Debby] I know.
-[Mido] OK. -Yes.
-So this is the living room. -OK.
-Very nice. -[Debby] Yeah.
You want to put some of your stuff down? Give me your backpack.
Let me see. OK.
So this is our kitchen.
Yep -- and my desk.
-When I used to work from home. -[Mido] Mm-hmm.
[Debby] Yeah -- look.
These are my eggs.
-Oh, yeah. -This is from the ostrich.
-Probably about 40 or 50. -Wow.
It's something that I've loved since I was a child.
They're very intricately made. It's just a passion that I have.
I think they're beautiful.
[Mido indistinct]
Dinosaur eggs.
Well, hi, welcome to my room.
Setting up my bed for the night.
-This is where Devyn sleeps for now. -Really?
From outside, like, wow, very big.
In garage.
-No, not in garage. -In garage.
That's right? In garage?
[Debby] As of the past few months, I didn't need a bigger apartment.
My daughter was living in Germany, and it was just me and a little bed.
I'm sorry to inform you, but my home in Egypt bigger than your home?
I know.
-Well, let us get these bags in the room. -[Mido speaking]
-Thank you. -Sweet dreams.
OK, come on. Here's your new room.
[Mido] OK.
[laughing]
Ahh!
I know you're tired. Let's just get changed for bed,
and then that way we can figure this whole situation out.
Thank you, honey.
OK. Mm-hmm.
[indistinct]
OK. Suitcases are in there.
If you need something else, let me know, OK?
[Mido] OK, honey. Oh.
I have not lived with a man in over 20 years and haven't had sex in over 10.
I find Mido very sexy, but because of his religion, Mido is a virgin,
and he's waiting until marriage.
And also, I live in a small one-bedroom apartment,
and my daughter's out there sleeping on the couch.
So, Mido and I have discussed behaving ourselves and sleeping on opposite sides
of the bed, unfortunately.
Ooh.
Are you ready? I bought a surprise, just for you.
-Oh. -I bought it just for you.
What that?
That way you have to sleep on your side of the bed.
[Mido] Yes.
[Debby] Behave.
Thank you so much.
Get over. Get on your side.
OK, yeah.
Here.
-This pillow. -OK.
-[Debby] This, yeah. -Also, this one.
Yep and this one.
OK.
[Debby] And there is the pillow wall.
-No, that one there. -OK.
And that one there.
Yes.
After marriage, Debby and I can be intimate.
-OK, baby. -Mm.
-Welcome to the U.S. -Thank you.
[indistinct]
OK.
[Debby] OK.
Oh.
I cleaned it up. It looks good, right?
I -- I want this.
My knees are hurting.
Yes, Lord.
In the mighty name of Jesus, [indistinct].
-[indistinct] With the power of God right now.
[crying]
She's been given prophetic words, and not once have it not came to pass.
God is going to turn this thing around for the good.
It's necessary. It's vital that I go to Nigeria.
-PPP. -What's up, baby?
-Thank you for meeting me. -The day.
-Well, how you doing? -Honey, we'll sit down and talk about it,
because it's a lot.
♪ I don't have the answer, but I know what's done is done ♪
OK, so...
-It's about to get real now. -Yeah.
But yeah, the process is just really been hard, you know, from putting
the application in, the wait. -Mm-hmm.
-Denial never came to my mind. -Right.
I love the idea of the K1 fiancé visa because it is quick.
But when Maxwell was denied, the interviewer specifically said,
"Get the CR-1."
You know, that's the spousal visa.
You know what I'm saying?
-That's a lot. -I'm at a crossroad.
If the attorney can't tell me what to do, you know, there's no answer here.
-OK. -You know, so I'm just waiting to hear
from God because...
-That's the only way. -Yeah.
My friend Patricia, she's a prophetess.
A prophet or prophetess is somebody that can hear or they can feel or they can see
a message from God. -We're going to let you pray,
and we're just going to trust God. -OK.
So, what we gonna do, we gonna lock in and have prayer.
All right.
[Ashia] Ever since I was a child, she's been giving prophetic words.
And not once have it not came to pass. Not once.
God, if you said it, it shall come to pass.
-Though it tarry, it shall come to pass. -Yes, God.
God, we rely on your word, God.
[Ashia] She's one of the last prophetic words that
let me know that my husband was coming.
Shoot, she prophesied this show.
Yes, Lord.
-In the mighty name of Jesus. -[unintelligible dialogue]
With the power of God right now.
-In the name of Jesus... -[unintelligible dialogue]
...we thank you for the power of God
that's falling down from Heaven. We thank you, God, when the praises
go up, the blessings come down. God, we thank you right now.
-Hallelujah. In Jesus' name. -[unintelligible dialogue]
-In Jesus' name. -[unintelligible dialogue]
[crying]
[geese honking loudly]
I am not receiving any messages or visions, but I do hear those birds
going crazy in the background.
Father, in the name of Jesus, Lord, we just thank you, God.
[speaking in foreign language]
[Ashia] Yes, God.
[geese honking]
[Patricia speaking]
In Jesus' name we pray. Amen and amen.
I thank you.
Hallelujah.
[geese continue honking]
So what about me going to Nigeria?
Mm-hmm.
When I came to the park today,
I was feeling down, in the dumps, depressed, devastated.
But when she says something,
you could just might as well put your bottom dollar on it.
And so this meeting with Patricia has confirmed that it's necessary,
it's vital that I go to Nigeria. -God is going to turn this thing around
for the good.
Whether it's redoing the K1 visa or just, you know, getting married
and just doing the spousal visa, I know that God will help me find a way.
-Maybe Nigeria's in the cards, you know? -[Patricia] Yeah.
Maybe just go and talk with him and figure things out.
This is your time. It's going to be well.
Oh, no! [screams]
♪ Whoo-whoo, whoo ♪
♪ Whoo-hoo, whoo ♪
All right, this is it.
What do you think?
Ooh.
It barely fits.
This thing is massive.
[Paula] Whoo.
This right here is everything I ever wanted, everything I ever dreamed of.
With my fiancé, her hand in my hand, I couldn't be happier.
It's always "Thanks, universe," first.
I mean, your knee-jerk reaction was, "Thanks, universe."
That kills me inside. That absolutely, to my core, kills me.
-I don't -- I don't feel grateful. -For me, for me.
We're close. You'll see a palm tree very soon.
♪ Look at the sky and wonder ♪
-♪ Like every day is summer ♪ -Ooh.
♪ Every day is summer ♪
Ba!
Mm-hmm.
Hurry -- hurry, this is heavy.
Oh.
Oh, my god.
I cleaned it up. It looks good, right?
[Thomas] So I got a tablecloth and everything.
No, no, no, you put the knees on the ground.
No, the knees go down.
Why we don't have money to buy -- using this?
This isn't -- this isn't about money.
-I want this. -It doesn't make any sense.
I've been doing this for a couple months now,
and I really like it.
OK. My knees are hurting.
OK.
OK, you want to talk about the bed?
It is a bed -- it is a bed but I'm using it in place of a sofa.
Mm.
I'm imagining you and me laying here watching the sunset through the balcony.
Um, I'll clean out these bags, but you just got to put your clothes in here.
I think it'll fit.
I mean, you only have three bags. This will definitely fit.
All your bags fit in here. So when you unpack them, it'll all fit.
OK, if you get more clothes here, like, over time,
surely, like, we'll need to rearrange stuff.
I mean, they're full right now.
Maybe I can, like, pack up some of my stuff, but it might take some time.
Well, give me some time to, like, put it in a storage.
I think it's gonna take, like, a couple months for you to --
What? Seven days?
We live in a community where everybody knows Shea, and now that you're in
the picture, I thought that you might be kind of like a mail-order bride.
Well, I mean, not about you personally, babe, but it has come up.
[speaking foreign language]
-Baby, what are you doing? -I'm cleaning.
Hey, look at me. I want you to get back in bed.
I want to do something for you. I want you to relax.
I'm going to make you your first American breakfast.
-How about that? -Oh, thank you.
-OK. -But you have to get in bed.
You probably never ate breakfast in bed, have you, babe?
No, I've never.
OK, well, come on.
♪ At the end of every day, I'm going to share my light ♪
♪ I'm going to spread some love, it's going to be all right ♪
Last night wasn't the grand entrance to Paducah that I really wanted.
There was definitely some jealousy between my daughter Allison and Anabelle.
Maybe they're just kind of, you know, sizing each other up and competing
for my attention.
And, you know, so it may be messy for a while.
-All right, breakfast is served, baby. -[Anabelle] Wow, thank you.
You're welcome. I want you to --
I want to spoil you a little bit, baby.
-You always spoil and try and spoil me. -Oh, thank you.
So you got scrambled eggs, wheat toast, babe,
and that's got strawberry preserves on it, so you can eat that kind of for
your breakfast dessert. -Thank you, babe.
Oh, no. It's just special occasion.
We don't do it all the time. I just...
And you're -- that's why I got you a little tray there
to catch the crumbs, and it's fine, babe.
-So what are we going to do today? -[Shea] I thought we might just kind of,
you know, go see some Paducah. -Yeah, I'm excited.
OK, finish your breakfast.
I know we're going to finish in the kitchen.
Why are you going to finish in the kitchen?
I'm not used to eat in the bed, but this is my first time.
OK.
-Thank you for the food. -You're welcome, baby.
So we're going to the town right now, babe?
-The town and the... -[Shea] Mm-hmm.
[Anabelle] Mm-hmm.
[Shea] This is kind of an industrial area. Here, see the sand and gravel?
All that comes in on barges.
Oh.
Then over here is the concrete trucks. They bring all the material off the river
and mix it right there.
That mound you see right there is the flood wall.
That mound of dirt there -- look right.
-Mm-hmm. -[Shea] 1937 was a major flood.
There was four or five foot of water all over the whole city.
Oh.
[Shea] We're going to walk around and look around a little bit.
-[Anabelle] Let's go. -This is what they call Market Square.
There's some clothing shops and restaurants.
I know, baby. It's a lot different, isn't it?
In the evenings, people are out eating, coming in.
Yeah, my friend just bought this restaurant.
We come down here and get a few beers sometimes.
-You've been here? -Yeah, a bunch -- OK.
What's up, guys? Finally got Anabelle here.
-Oh, my god! -[overlapping chatter]
Oh, my god! Have a seat.
-Have a seat. -Yeah, let's sit down.
Thank you.
So how does it feel? You tired of him yet?
No.
Give her a couple weeks. We'll see what she says, right?
So is it different meeting everybody in person versus in -- on the camera?
Yeah, it's different. Yeah, it's a lot different.
-Way different. -Yeah.
Anabelle, I got to admit, my first thought whenever Shea started talking to
you was, I thought that you might be kind of like a mail-order bride.
I mean, I hear that mail-order bride all the time, but I never even --
I mean, I'm struggling to even know what that is.
[Shea] Yeah, we've been together almost five years.
They just, like, if I say my fiancé's in Philippines, I've had several people say,
"Oh, you got one of them mail-order brides."
We live in a community where everybody knows Shea...
-[Shea] Very judgmental. -...and they're very judgmental.
And Shea's out in public. Shea is, for what everyone here sees,
single for four years.
And now that you're in the picture next to him like my wife is,
people are like, "Who is this person?" -Yeah, and you'll hear bull[bleep].
People are judgmental around here. There's a lot of them.
I mean, somebody's truly being that dumb to ask me that question.
I ain't got time for them anyway. There's always people with different
views and people that aren't going to agree with anything you say.
Right, yeah, so don't let it bother you either.
All right, brother, listen, we'll plan the bachelor party a little bit later,
but Anabelle, I can't say enough.
Look, I'm just gonna
come over and give you a little hug.
I don't know when I'll see you, but love you.
-Bye. -Bye.
-[indistinct] -You too.
-All right. -See you guys.
Now Jeff and Lyndsie are gone, and I feel like it's a good time for me to go ahead
and tell her about what was said with Nicole the other day,
because I feel like this has been weighing on me.
[Nicole] You do know when she gets here, like, I'm going to talk to her.
She needs to know the things I think about Angie.
She needs to know about the things that you've said to me.
I have not cheated with anybody, and definitely not Angie.
I've got to do it before Nicole does, and, you know, might as well
get it out right now.
OK, yeah, we'll go home soon, baby.
I need to talk to you.
So I guess, you remember I told you about Nicole coming to the house?
-Yeah. -A couple of days before you got here,
a few days ago.
Well, I didn't tell you everything that
was said there.
I didn't want to upset you before you traveled.
But she just kept on and on. She goes, "Well, when she gets here,
I want to talk to her."
Well, no, but I'm just telling you what she said because there's going to be
a time we're going to run into Nicole.
And if she comes at you like she said she was, I just don't want you feeling
like I didn't tell you what was going on. And I want my side of the story before
she does that.
She goes, "Well, I'm just going to tell her that you cheat and you're all this."
And I said, "What do you mean I cheat?"
Well, she was like, "I know you cheated with Angie."
And I'm like, "That's bull[bleep]. Where'd you hear that?"
♪ Don't feel no curse, I've been down so long ♪
♪ Maybe, tomorrow I'll sing a sweet song ♪
I love you so much.
♪ [indistinct lyrics] ♪
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
She says she's almost here. She's about to pull up.
Great.
-I think that's her pulling up. -Which?
[laughing]
[car honks]
[Mallorie] Oh, my God. Back to back world champs.
♪ Whiskey and caffeine ♪
♪ Matches and gasoline ♪
♪ We might make a scene. All night long ♪
[Mallorie] I'm dying.
♪ This love's gonna kill me ♪
[laughing]
Oh my God!
You made it!
-You look American. -Yeah.
Yeah, you just, you need some cowboy boots like hers, but --
well not bedazzled, but... -Yeah.
You can get bedazzled if you want bedazzled.
Yeah, if you want bedazzled, you're more than welcome to get bedazzled.
Yeah, yeah.
I've seen him on video chat so many times, this is just like,
he's right in front of me -- it's crazy.
But we're going full Southern welcome,
and we want him to feel just welcome here.
Welcome to --
it should have said, welcome to 'Merica.
Hot dogs.
That's Ricky Bobby.
Say, "If you ain't first, you're last."
Last.
-We'll watch the movie together. -OK.
-Do you know what that means? -Back-to-back World Champions?
World War champions.
Yeah, America's back-to-back World War champions.
Back-to-back World War champions.
You know World War I?
-War. -World War I.
Yeah, World War II.
World War II.
America was back-to-back World War champions.
-All right. -Yeah.
-Like --
It's the South, baby.
-Uh-huh. -How do you feel?
-Good, I'm glad you're excited. -Is that it, you're tired?
-Why? -You're not nervous, you got it.
We're gonna have Chick-Fil-A one day, OK?
-Chick-Fil-A? -Chick-Fil-A.
They don't have Chick-Fil-A in Turkey.
-Oh, you'll love it, baby. -It's the Lord's chicken.
Yeah, it's prayed over.
-It's prayed over, yes. -It's halal.
-Halal. -Halal?
-Halal. -Halal.
He's going to be gaining weight when he tries all this American food.
I know.
Whoo-hoo!
-Yay. -Yay.
Red, white, blue, baby. These colors don't bleed.
Every time somebody's been honking, I'm like, "What?
What the [bleep] are you honking at?" Oh.
I know.
-[car honks] -Thank you, guys.
Have you ever been to one of those?
You know what that is?
Adult store?
It has sex stuff...
like dildos, vibrator.
Hanky-panky store.
Hanky-pank --
-He's like, "A store... -No.
...for what?"
What do you think, like, sex shops have?
Ain't normal toys, that's for sure.
Some might have a glory hole. Allegedly, allegedly.
Do you know what a glory hole is?
A glory hole is, it's a hole, and guys will stick their --
Yes, it's a real hole. And someone is on the other end
of the hole -- it might be a man.
It might be a woman. You don't ask questions.
-Really? -And it might be someone sucking your,
you know, or it might be someone bent over and you're --
do-do-do-do, you know?
Yeah.
-So this is like downtown, downtown. -Downtown.
-But it's a very small town, as you see? -Yeah, very small.
-You blink, it's gone. -Yeah.
[Mallorie] It's not like Marmaris, where there's a lot to do.
A lot to do. There's a lot to do in Marmaris.
It's not like that here.
America is like everything is sprawled out.
Really.
[Mallorie] That's it, baby.
-That's downtown. -Downtown, finish.
-That's finished. -Finished city.
Finished city, yeah. No more.
And I come from Turkey,
and they don't, maybe they don't like Turkish people.
I am scared about this.
Yeah, I know.
We got a lot of decisions we got to make.
Either we need to pursue this fiancé visa or go ahead to Nigeria,
get married, and do the spousal visa.
And if I found out something that I did not know about Maxwell on this trip,
I'm cutting all ties.
-It's -- it's overwhelming. -Yeah.
♪ Early in the morning, I hear the birds chirping ♪
♪ The sun is still shining, the world is still turning ♪
♪ I'm on an oasis, I'm in a great location ♪
♪ Things are in rotation, I feel amazing ♪
♪ I know you know that everything will be all right ♪
Isn't that cute?
I love my baby.
It's something he can always put on. So he can showcase me whenever he feels
like it or if he just misses me.
I'm packing my bags because I'm finna go see my sweetie, Maxwell.
So I'm super excited. I cannot wait.
So this Maxwell's bag. A lot of this stuff, like, I just, I had,
and I was just kind of getting ahead of time, just so when he gets here,
it'll already be here for him.
But things changed.
Prophetess Patricia said I should go to Nigeria and be with Maxwell,
and she's right.
We need to decide what we're gonna do.
Either we need to pursue this fiancé visa or go ahead to Nigeria, get married,
and do the spousal visa.
And if I found out something
that I did not know about Maxwell on this trip, I'm cutting all ties.
I'm big on beauty, and I'm big on Maxwell's self-care.
So I'm bringing him a lot of products,
because they don't have a lot of stuff in Nigeria.
So I'm always pushing products on him, you know.
I just had him at the esthetician, so he just got a chemical peel.
Something in me, I just always been a visionary.
So I see the full potential in things before they're there.
Like, I already see the new him. Starting from the head and going down,
I definitely would like Maxwell to have a fuller hairline.
It's a little jagged. We call it the M.
Of course, his skin.
And it wouldn't be bad for him to get some braces.
Oh, that sound bad.
But in the meantime, I got this hair growth oil.
Hopefully, we can get him some extra hair follicles in his temples.
This is body wash for, like, acne,
because he get a lot of acne, like, on his back and his shoulders.
So this is really good for that.
I'm sure there's times where he feels like I'm going overboard,
but he realizes once he see the results that I'm right.
Retinol serums help with the texture and blemishes.
I don't want people to thinking I don't be taking care of my man, you know?
This man finna be a model when I'm through with him.
[phone ringing]
Hey, sweetie, how you doing?
Thank you, sweetie.
Yes, sweetie, you look good. Have you been wearing your sunscreen?
Yeah.
Yeah, she trying.
Even she over-packing.
My mom, she's coming along with me. She has never met Maxwell,
so I'm super excited for them two meet.
You ready?
-It's a mess in here. -It sure is.
I'm definitely the baby she needs to protect,
but I also feel like she might just be bored.
-OK, Mom, we got to get ready to go. -I can't wait to see you.
I can't wait to see you neither, Maxwell.
I feel like I have the best mom, but at the same time, she gets on my last nerve.
I know it's all -- we're going to have a good time
and everybody's gonna meet and greet.
But really, we got a lot of decisions we got to make.
Are we going to try to pursue the K1 again?
Then, you know, the counselor was saying
go to CR 1, the spousal visa.
We're going to discuss it with everybody
and everybody's going to have their opinion.
But at the end of the day, it's between me and you.
So we got a lot of stuff. It's really a lot.
It's overwhelming.
This decision will affect our lives.
This is our future.
-Yeah. -So we really need to be focused on that.
You hear me?
OK.
It's going to be definitely challenging to try to make a life decision
within 10 days on whether we're gonna get married or not.
Everybody is coming with their own personality, their own concerns.
So it's very important that there is no family drama while we are there.
OK, well, if you step back outside,
remember, sunscreen every two hours.
Do a few push-ups.
Get that body together.
Bye.
I know.
Hollywood is not close.
It's definitely concerning. Everything's about acting,
and it's not about -- I mean, we still have a wedding to plan
in 90 days.
♪ Way down yonder where the great river bends ♪
♪ The Crescent City begins ♪
Good morning, little bit.
Good morning.
Baby, it's time to get up. It's time to wake up.
♪ You're never gonna know what it means ♪
♪ Till you're in New Orleans ♪
Did you get any rest at all?
Waking up next to the man that I love was amazing.
Where's my kiss? Where's my kiss?
-OK. -I could just reach over this morning
and touch him.
Good morning.
I know.
Of course.
I know, my baby. It was good to wake up with you.
-You are happy? -Yeah, I'm happy.
-Are you happy? -Sure.
Sure? Yeah?
What do you want to do?
I think, um...
what would be the funnest thing... -Mm-hmm.
-...would be we go down to the Quarter... -Mm-hmm.
...and we can go and listen to the bands that'll be playing.
Yes.
Yeah, we need to shower and get ready.
-OK, OK. -[kissing noises]
[indistinct], come on. Daddy's running late.
Mido, baby, are you ready?
He's always the one that takes a lot longer to get ready than I do.
-[Mido] Ready. -I know.
What you think?
Yeah.
No, I mean, what you think?
No.
What do you want me to wear?
Just the shoulder?
But not long-sleeve shirt?
OK. OK. Give me just a minute, baby.
OK.
I mean, I get the modesty restrictions, but this is just a little bit of shoulder.
Plus, New Orleans is like a crawfish pot.
It's hot as hell here.
OK.
-[Debby] This OK? -Yeah.
-It's not too... -It's OK, [indistinct].
-It's good? OK. -[indistinct]
So you're worried about my shoulders, but you're going out with those pants?
You can see everything and then some in those pants.
-I am "sexy man." -You're a sexy man.
[Debby] OK.
[speaking Arabic]
[jazz music playing]
I know.
It's a federal building.
-So, what I love about New Orleans... -I love it.
But what I love about it is that you can, like, be anything you want to be here.
You can do anything, you can be anything you want to be.
There's almost like a magic to the city.
[jazz music playing]
This is Bourbon Street. This is the naughty street.
Did you see what that is?
There are, on this street, all the strip clubs
where the women take off their clothes. -[Mido] Uh-huh.
Yeah.
Show me which way. Which filter?
OK.
-Like this? -Yes.
OK.
-What that? -Juice.
-Ah, let's go. -Hello.
-Hi. -Welcome in.
How can we help you?
Mm-hmm.
OK. Can we get two of those?
Yes, absolutely.
It's amazing showing Mido New Orleans. He's a grown man, but he's also from
a completely different culture.
I mean, this is two worlds colliding.
New Orleans has a lot of character to it, and he really seemed to enjoy
that part of it.
I am definitely relieved.
So, what do you think?
-Welcome to New Orleans. -It's about time.
Yeah, what's up?
-By car? By air? -By car.
-A couple of days. -Huh?
Really?
No, it's not like Egypt.
Wow.
Yeah.
I know you're excited. You're like, ready to start yesterday.
-Yeah. -Mm-hmm.
From the first step.
-Yeah. -Yeah.
But yeah, Hollywood is not close.
So, what do you think if we can live there?
-In Hollywood? -Why not?
-We don't know anybody in Hollywood. -You know me.
Yeah, I know you.
Who else?
I know.
I don't want to be the one that's like, the naysayer or the bad guy.
So, it's kind of like walking on eggshells at the moment.
But it's definitely concerning that his first couple days here,
everything's about acting and it's not about,
I mean, we still have a wedding to plan in 90 days.
We waited like a long time for you to get here.
I don't want to spend, like, the next few days just thinking about something else.
I just wanna enjoy, like, you being here.
I don't really know where Mido's head is,
if he's here for me or if he's here
for some big pipe dream and being in Hollywood.
I have no idea how this is gonna translate.
And if it doesn't translate, I don't know if he'll stay.
I mean, it's definitely...
it's a -- it's a lot.
I know.
I'll think about it.
-OK. -I'll think about it.
I will think about it.
OK.
Oh, my God.
[Mallorie] No.
[phone chimes]
[Mallorie] You know the doggy cam that's in the living room?
-Yeah. -It's not mine.
It's Brandon's.
-Yeah. -And he's coming over to pick it up.
-He's coming right now? -Yeah.
-Really? -What?
Brandon is my friend. We were in a situationship.
And Rasit just really needs to get over it.
-What up? -About time.
♪ Hey, I drive a big truck ♪
♪ Yeah, it's loud as hell ♪
♪ But that don't mean I still can't treat a lady real well ♪
Are you excited?
We're almost home. Here we go.
-[Rasit] There you go. -Look, that's the mailman.
♪ Baby, I could tell that you were looking for some country ♪
♪ How's about a little bit of you and a bit of me? ♪
-Are you ready? -This is your house.
This is your house. That's both of your house.
Our house.
[Mallorie] Rasit, come on.
Oh, my god.
Baby?
This is your house or our house?
It was my house, and now it's our house.
Ready?
-This one. -This?
-You want to open it? -Yeah.
OK.
Yeah.
Oh my god.
No.
[indistinct]
Let's close this.
Give me first house kiss, baby.
-I love you so much. -I love you too.
-All right, you ready? -Yeah.
-Ready to meet your puppies? -Puppies?
-I hope they don't bite me, baby. -No, they won't.
Hello!
[indistinct]
Wow. Wow.
-Come -- hey. -Hey, come here.
Let's go sit on the couch so they can see you and smell you.
A couple months before Raj was coming to America, I had two dogs.
And then we added two more to our family.
Yeah. I missed you.
-Oh, my god. -Oof.
You got so big. Oh, watch my necklace.
They can stay outside,
We can get a bigger bed for the dogs.
How about that?
Mm-hmm.
We call that morning wood in America.
Snake, calm down.
-OK. -You wanna see the rest of the house?
Yeah.
OK, let's go. The dogs are gonna follow us, obviously.
Maybe.
Come on.
-This is our bedroom. -This is our --
So beautiful, baby.
-This is for me? -No, it's for Opal.
-Opal. -Because she's small.
She needs help.
-What? -[Mallorie] OK, let's go.
-What is this? -Oh, that's the bathroom.
-That's the door to the bathroom. -Hmm.
No, go look. I have to show you.
[Rasit] This is really important, baby.
-Why? -Because I can't do this.
You can't what?
You can't wipe your ass with toilet paper?
-No I don't use this. -You don't use toilet paper? Ew.
-Ooh. -That's what I use.
Water up your ass?
Oh yeah, water as touch
your [bleep] and very clean.
But how do you know that it's clean?
I check my with hands -- baby.
Are you kidding me?
What do you mean?
Are you talking about dingleberries? Without a bidet,
little -- we call them dingleberries.
Yes.
-Yeah, no, you need to go help Macayla. -OK.
-Don't leave everything to her. -OK.
Oh, my god.
It's almost like you have your whole life
in these suitcases. -[Macayla] You really do.
This is it.
I'm so happy I got to pick y'all up. I love you so much.
-I love you so much. -Isn't it crazy that he is here?
-Yeah. -Right there.
-Like he's in my house. -Right?
It was my house.
It's our house now.
Bye. Love you.
Which one do you want to unpack first?
[Rasit] First, I will take this one.
-This is -- we will make baby. -Uh-huh.
This is first gift.
So wait, so you bought that for our future baby?
-Yeah. -When?
When did you buy that? You didn't show me that.
This is surprise like baby.
I think Rasit is getting a little bit ahead of himself when it comes to buying
baby things, just because...
that's not on my...
plate right now, or I don't even know
if it's ever gonna be on my plate.
-What else? -Another baby, look.
I think -- mmm, no.
I've never sat down and had the conversation with him
and been open and vulnerable on why I'm not super --
I've never had that desire to be a mom.
And I've never really sat down and had that honest conversation.
I definitely should. It needs to happen.
[phone chimes]
-Mm-hmm. -Well, it's not mine.
-It's Brandon's. -Yeah.
And he's coming over to pick it up.
-He's coming right now? -[Mallorie] Yeah.
Really?
What?
He let me use the dog camera,
and he's just picking it up.
That's it.
Don't let that ruin your mood.
Brandon is my friend. He's been my friend for a very long time.
But I guess you could say that we were in a situationship.
Nothing else has transpired
other than friendship after our relationship ended.
My relationship with Brandon is not...
It's -- to me, it's not inappropriate, and Rasit just really needs to
get over it.
Just -- it'll be quick.
It's not that big of a deal.
I think someone knocked at the door.
-[doorbell rings] -No, baby.
Stay.
-What up? -'Bout time.
I know. Sorry, sorry, sorry.
♪ Ah-ah-ah-ah ♪
Listen, I'll take you seriously if this closet is actually full.
But I'm not, I really think you have plenty of time to use this closet.
You want to treat me as a guest here? Are you really want to marry me?
♪ Ow, hey, hey, hey ♪
♪ What are you waiting for? You gotta keep up, you gotta keep up ♪
I'm starting to have stress, Thomas.
Can I have water?
Sure.
I still have some extra tofu for you.
-This one? -Yes.
It's vacuum sealed, so you can't even smell it.
I was hoping I could cook.
I opened the fridge, and I saw meat.
My god.
There's so much meat here. Chicken.
I'm vegan. So, I'm not OK with Thomas cooking
any meat, any type of meat at all, inside the apartment.
We're talking about this. I don't want to see meat.
I said I could, but it's only on the, like, first floor.
I don't want to see you cooking any meat here, right?
-What is this, Tom? -It's just like a dehydrator.
For what? For bananas?
You could use it for bananas. I use it for, like, dehydrating meat.
I don't want to look at meat through the glass every single day.
Please.
It's huge, like a microwave. Jesus Christ.
That was the smallest size they had.
-Time to sleep. -You ready for bed?
Yes.
Do you change the sheets? Do you wash?
Yes, I did. I did.
I knew you were going to ask.
I'm super tired.
-Where's the other leg? -It's already on top.
OK, let me see. Let me see.
-Yes. -[laughing]
I missed my legs, so, OK, this is perfect.
All right.
Yeah.
I will, for sure.
You know, like...
OK, baby, let'ssleep. I'm tired.
Me too.
♪ Whoa-ooh ♪
♪ Oh ♪
♪ Whoa-ooh ♪
♪ Oh ♪
♪ Whoa-oh ♪
♪ Oh ♪
No.
Babe, I've never laid a finger on Angie.
I have respect for her because she's my friend's daughter,
and we hung out a few times, but just as friends, you know?
But, I mean, OK, so people perceive cheating different ways.
And this is my opinion, and obviously not when you're with me, but like,
you know, if we're at a party on the lake,
people are dancing, and some girl, she's like,
"Oh, come dance with me, Shea."
You know, we're all drunk, and you know, like just say,
end of the dance, like, "Oh, that's a good dance,"
and they kiss me on the cheek, or I give them a kiss on the lips.
To me, like...
that's like drunk fun.
I don't have feelings for any other women.
I definitely haven't had sex with any other women, but I have --
I'm flirty.
Baby, I don't think I did, in my opinion.
If it is in your opinion, I'm sorry. I didn't, I wasn't definitely meaning to
cheat on you.
I mean, it's just, you know, it's just fun, baby.
[speaking foreign language]
Jeez.
Do you just not want to, like, talk anymore?
I will not continuously sit back
and be some doormat that I'm going to get
walked all over.
I don't really care if he's happy or not.
He better get happy.
♪ They say there's something for everyone ♪
♪ We all have secrets to cover up ♪
♪ You say it's nothing but tell anyone ♪
♪ Where do we keep it when enough is enough ♪
Where's Mido at today? I haven't seen him yet.
He's still getting ready.
[Devyn] I'm sure Mido will start contributing once he gets a moment.
Yeah.
♪ I know the circumstance is hard to break ♪
♪ With all this glory and gold ♪
♪ There's never an end to the show ♪
This one seems like it's coming undone a little bit.
[Mido] Honey, honey, honey. Morning.
Good morning.
-How'd you sleep? -Ah, so-so.
All right, so we are wrapping eggs, my friend.
OK.
Today, we are moving to a new apartment.
It's been tight with the three of us
living in a one-bedroom, so I called the management,
and they had a two-bedroom just a couple blocks away.
I know, baby, you're all snazzy, dressed up, ready for moving day.
He's trying to make a good first impression on the new apartment.
Yeah, but the movers will be here to get the big stuff.
-[Mido] OK. -Any minute now.
Can you hand me a couple more of the eggs?
-Do you mind? -Yeah, of course.
[Debby] I just don't want the movers to touch the egg.
OK.
[Debby] Moving so quickly is definitely stressful, but it's a smart thing to do.
There are three of us now, and Devyn cannot be on the couch forever.
[Debby] Oh, OK.
Let's get that Egyptian to work.
All right.
Come on, y'all. Come on, guys.
Welcome home, everybody.
What do you think?
At least we're not all on top of each other for now.
Very true.
Did you get her bed? Is her bed here?
Because I want to put her bed under here.
Yeah, there's --
[Mido speaking]
Yeah, come on.
Let's go upstairs.
OK.
-Come on. -Let's go.
On the way over to the new apartment,
Mido and I got into an argument over
something that was so freaking stupid.
And now he won't talk to me,
and he's acting like a toddler.
This is our room.
This is really nice.
I know, I didn't think it was gonna fit.
Mido, what do you think?
[Devyn] I'm going to go check out my room some more.
OK.
Do you just not want to, like, talk anymore?
He wanted a video...
of him driving the truck.
I didn't hit video.
I didn't realize it. I hit a picture.
And he went off. And I was just like...
"OK. No, I don't think so."
We didn't bring the juice over yet.
Do you want some of my smoothie?
Yeah.
Neither am I.
[Debby] I don't really care if he's happy or not.
He better get happy.
I don't document every two steps
that I take because I don't think it's necessary.
And have an all-out freaking war over that?
Pisses me off.
It's insane.
Ready to talk yet?
You're not going to try and talk?
Why not?
[Debby] We have this beautiful new apartment,
and this is how we're going to spend the first night?
I'm just not happy.
I will not continuously sit back
and be some doormat that I'm going to get
walked all over and treated a certain kind of way.
That is not how things will go.
I'm gonna give him his time.
I'm gonna give him his rest.
And then the moment is gonna come
where he's gonna have to sit with me
and have a real conversation, period.
Because I'm not gonna be walked all over.
-[tongue clicking] -[whistling]
[indistinct], come.
[Catie] Next time on "90 Day Fiancé."
I'm excited to get to the other side
and just, you know, to see Maxwell,
his smiling face. But this time around,
we have major decisions to make
and we don't have much time.
Sweetie!
[indistinct chatter]
Welcome home.
-We don't wear shoes in the house. -Why?
It's filthy.
When my ex-husband lived here, I didn't even
let him use this bathroom.
Don't make a mess.
I want to, like, get to the apartment.
Yeah, I can't wait to see it!
Today, Casey and I are going to see
the new apartment.
Danica said, apparently I asked everyone
to kiss them on the lips before leaving.
They all said, "No."
I feel like I'm being taken for a ride
and made a fool of.
[Debby] You can't get mad when I make a mistake.
Is there going to be room for error with you?
American whiskey.
Let's go for it.
-All right. -I have a problem...
with you.