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[man] Previously on 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?
We have made it to the airport
and we are getting ready to go where?
-Where are we going? -Africa.
-Yay. -To Africa.
Here we go.
[Lisa speaking]
Listen, we need to get a bigger house.
It costs a lot of money to buy a house.
You know, you're not even pregnant yet.
If you are pregnant, that's a different story.
What Gino doesn't know is that I had issues
in the past getting pregnant.
I should have told him the truth, but I didn't.
So this is what I'm wearing?
Probably not ideal.
Today, Mahmoud's coming.
We have been waiting for this day for a really long time,
but I'm feeling like really anxious
because this is our last chance.
It's clear he doesn't fully trust me with everything.
We've known each other for 10 years
and I never met Manuel's children.
Yeah.
[Rob] I would like for you to come home
so that we could try to work our [bleep] out.
In my opinion, you're the same as before, two and a half months ago.
I have nothing to talk about.
I don't know if I'll ever be able to trust him again
after he online-cheated on me multiple times.
I just... I really don't want the marriage to...
[sobs]
[dramatic music playing]
[country music playing]
We are living the Michigan camping life.
Let's go.
I'm tired.
Yeah, I ate too many of this.
Not on the chair or... It's gooey.
On the floor?
Isn't that how you like it?
[country music playing]
Come into our new house.
This says mortgage free.
[Jasmine] You're lucky that I love you.
-I'll make her see lightning. -[Jasmine laughs]
Ooh.
She likes that.
You know, baby, this is our honeymoon
so no inhibitions, okay?
Let me do your feet.
They're not dirty?
I don't mind.
-Ooh. -[Jasmine laughs]
I love your feet so much.
You like it?
Yeah. Oh, yeah.
Just like that, baby.
[laughs]
I am obsessed with my man feet.
-[Gino] Oh. -You're my little baby. [moans]
I discover that I have a foot fetish.
[Jasmine speaking]
I don't know. One thing leads to the other
and I always end up sucking his toes.
[Gino] Yes, baby.
Thank God for my toes.
Amen.
[Gino] Oh, yes.
Suck that toe.
[Gino] Oh, gosh. I love it.
Woo!
Is there anything else that you would like to try?
[laughter]
Yeah.
You're so funny.
[Jasmine speaking]
[Gino] Oh, my gosh.
Wow. You are wild.
Shut up.
You're mine.
Oh, my God. Yeah.
Yeah, baby.
-[birds chirping] -[singer vocalizing]
[Jasmine speaking]
How did you sleep? Look.
[in Spanish]
It's been not the most luxurious honeymoon
-but the horniest. -[laughter]
Our poor neighbors.
-Wow. -But it was very good night.
Thank you, Jesus.
I'm hoping we just made a baby.
I'm so excited.
-Hey, you want a coffee? -Oh, my God.
I just picked one up for you.
Did you brush?
-Yeah. In the river. -[laughs]
Mwah.
So how did you sleep last night?
I really had a good night.
The best night.
[bleep] place but amazing night.
It was unforgettable,
wonderful.
[Jasmine speaking]
Now, I wanna show you something.
-A woman doesn't-- -Wow. You've been busy.
I know. Let me explain.
So it was yesterday. This is the first...
-Oh, wow. -ovulation day.
So today, you know, that is the next day
of my ovulation, two fish.
-Why two fish? -Because we have to make love twice.
Twice?
Well, get ready for the fifth,
that you have to do it four times
because it's the higher day.
-Because this is the-- -Whoa.
-This day is super important. -That's gonna be rough.
I'll need my blue pills that day.
So for six days,
we have to make love one, two,
three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten,
eleven, twelve times
-in six days. -Wow. That's a lot.
During the ovulation window,
there are days
in which there is the higher possibility
of getting pregnant.
And during those days,
you know, you have to give me more fish.
I mean, sex four times in a day,
three times in a day, you know, um,
it just seems like a bit much.
Are you sure you're not exaggerating?
100% sure.
You... You're making this such a panic and such a rush,
it's gonna take the, uh, the realness out of this.
-[Jasmine] It's not-- -[Gino] That... Be natural.
-That's a-- -It's not gonna happen naturally...
-[Gino] Yes, it was. -if we don't make love
the days that I'm ovulating.
I don't want it forced like this.
[Jasmine] We are not forcing it.
We are planning to have a baby and...
I'm not the most fertile person in the world.
It was very hard for me to conceive my son, JC.
It was very hard.
It wasn't just like, oh, it happened.
It wasn't like that. I even...
I even had to go through hormonal treatment
to get pregnant.
You never told me that before.
I always knew from the very beginning of our relationship
that Gino wanted to have kids,
but I was afraid of letting him know
that, hey, I struggled with fertility before.
The whole thing was very hard
on my relationship with my ex.
That's why I'm scared that it will affect also
my relationship with Gino.
But now that we're trying to make a baby,
I need to be 100% honest.
[Jasmine speaking]
It was very traumatic for me.
[Gino] Baby, don't be in such a panic.
You're young.
You are only in your 30s.
The fact that I'm now the age I am,
it's gonna make everything more difficult.
Don't worry. Everything is gonna be okay.
I think it's gonna naturally happen
and you'll get pregnant when you least expect it.
I'm very relieved, baby, that I finally opened my heart.
I was really nervous to tell you.
I felt that you will be so mad at me.
No, no, no, no.
I understand why you waited to tell me.
But just have some faith.
Everything's gonna work out.
[in Spanish]
Aw.
I'm gonna miss this place.
I'm not.
I never gonna come back.
[upbeat music playing]
Little fish.
[Emily] Do it again. Let's see a fish. Ready?
Here we are. Layover right before the long flight,
"sleeping over flight".
[upbeat music playing]
[Emily] I know, but where are we?
Africa.
-[Emily] Are you excited? -Whoop whoop.
[Emily] Whoop whoop.
[singer] ♪ Hey ♪
[vocalizing]
♪ Hey ♪
[vocalizing]
[car horns honking]
[Kobe] All right. We're good to go.
[Emily] We're here. Woo!
[Kobe] Don't run me over.
Feels so good to touch down in Douala, man.
I'm already getting the vibe that, you know,
I never had when I flew into the United States.
[Kobe speaking]
But right now I feel like
I'm full of so much energy
just to keep going and going and going and going.
Like I wanna meet my people. I wanna meet my friends.
I wanna meet my family.
I just wanna keep going. Like...
[exhales]
it's beautiful.
We finally made it.
All right, baba, sit down. Let's go.
Oh, my word.
[Emily] I'm excited to be here.
I can't wait to meet his family
and to meet his friends.
And I can't wait to, you know,
be in your home country.
And I can't wait to be in a bed.
[laughs]
I'm home, my word.
-Hey, Kobe. -[laughter]
Finally, you are here.
-Hi. -Hey, Emily. Yo.
Yo. Welcome to Cameroon.
I'm happy seeing you.
I was so happy to be here.
Say hi. This is daddy's best friend.
Come give... Come give him a big hug.
[laughter]
[Lisa speaking]
-Two years. -Two and a half years.
I mean, the day I left.
Yeah.
-Oh, Scarlet. -[Emily] Oh, Scarlet.
I'm happy to see you. Oh, you're grown.
[Kobe] Finally, we are here.
I know.
Woo!
I'm ready to party.
Yeah. I'm happy.
-Exactly, yeah. -You look good.
Thank you.
[laughter]
[Valery speaking]
Where are we putting all of this?
-The car is down there. -Uh-huh.
It's down there with the van.
Yes. Okay.
-It's about to rain, so-- -And it's about to rain.
-Let's go. -Yeah.
-Okay.
[Valery speaking]
-Yeah, man. -[Emily] It's gonna be fun. Hop in there, babe.
Baba, get in there. Let's go.
[Valery in foreign language]
[Emily] Babe, what's going on?
-Huh? -What's happening?
[Emily] Oh, okay, okay.
Okay. We are going through the ramp.
All right. Where is the car at?
Over here?
In Cameroon, apparently, it's common
to have people help you with your luggage.
But I have never seen so many porters in my life.
In America, when you get off a flight,
nobody helps you with your luggage.
You just buy one of those trolleys and like
throw everything on there and go.
So it's definitely a very different situation
that we've been in.
[Lisa speaking]
Wait. Do we have enough stuff?
Is everything in the car?
I mean, there's no bag sitting out. Hopefully.
Well, I guess we'll find out when we get there
if we have all our bags.
[in foreign language]
[indistinct chatter]
[Emily] What's happening?
Kobe, they are going to [indistinct]
[man speaking language]
-Babe. -[Kobe speaking language]
[man speaking language]
[indistinct chatter]
[Valery speaking]
Baby.
[indistinct chatter]
[Ed] I'm excited about the wedding. It's close.
Are you finally ready to marry me?
We have finally set a wedding date.
In two months,
we are getting married.
Holy [bleep].
[laughs] That sounds about right.
[Mahmoud speaking]
[Nicole speaking]
I'm just so excited to have my husband here and by my side.
Are you okay?
But I start to like go into this like doomed area
in my mind that maybe he'll never like life in America.
You think you can handle it?
[country music playing]
[singer] ♪ I'm speeding down The road on my motorbike ♪
♪ Devil on a horseback, Way out of sight ♪
♪ Highway behind, Highway to go ♪
Stop. Ed.
Hi, babies.
[singer] ♪ There she goes ♪
♪ Black lightning ♪
Ed, I told you you weren't allowed to get one of these.
I know, but...
I borrowed it from Jack.
[laughter]
[Liz] But, seriously, this is your brother's?
-[Ed] It is. -[Liz] Okay.
I'm Ed. I'm 58 years young.
And I'm from San Diego, California.
My name's Liz.
I'm 31 years old.
I'm from San Diego, California.
And I am engaged to Ed.
And what is your favorite sexual position?
[laughs] Here we go, man. Here we go.
[laughter]
What's wrong with the one that we have?
Well, it's a little small.
'Cause you actually have to work to push it?
Yes. And I was sweating way too much.
Recently, Liz and I have moved to my hometown
of Bentonville, Arkansas, and it's going pretty good.
There are so many funny sayings in Arkansas,
and I actually made a list.
[laughs]
I am too tickled.
Just a chicken-pickin' moment.
[laughs]
[laughter]
Hey, Ryleigh, sit right here. Sit right here, baby.
-Okay. -Like criss-cross applesauce.
I trust you.
Oh, my God.
[mower engines revs]
[Ryleigh laughs]
I'm definitely living the dream out here in Arkansas.
We have a beautiful house.
On top of that, my daughter, Ryleigh,
she's going to be here the whole summer.
And now being together on and off for three years,
engaged for two, we have finally set a wedding date.
In two months, we are getting married.
Holy [bleep].
That sounds about right. [laughs]
We're working.
[laughs]
[screams]
In all, I think we've known
each other about four years.
I was in love with Liz since the day I met her.
I didn't like Ed when I met him,
and now I'm marrying him.
[laughs]
I really didn't, um,
place a lot of confidence in her and I ever becoming,
you know, anything other than, you know, a friendship.
And then she gave me my chance.
Can I kiss you?
Don't make it weird.
[chuckles]
[clears throat]
[mellow music playing]
Our relationship was definitely a rollercoaster.
And even though we got engaged,
we still did not have anything figured out.
Liz and I were constantly... You know,
would make up and break up.
And we even tried intensive
therapy that we went to in Florida.
I didn't mean to disrespect you
but you should not have injected yourself into the situation.
It made me look like I can't defend myself.
At least, I had your [bleep] back
and didn't have a problem trying to jump in to protect you.
But you have no [bleep] problem--
[Ed] I don't know why you're so upset.
[bleep] you, Ed.
[Ed] There you go. Therapy's working, babe.
Eventually, I did learn a lot pretty quickly.
And the therapy that we went through
and I think the changes that I've made
to be a better partner to you
is what saved our relationship.
You have matured so much.
Coming here, we have learned about our temperaments
and not always being on the same page.
Communication has gotten a lot better.
I love you.
I will move to Arkansas with you.
And I have one more thing for you.
[chuckles] Will you marry me?
Wow. Yes. I will marry you.
Baby, thank you.
[cheers and applause]
We're a beautiful hurricane.
And now we're calm and the sun's coming out.
I feel like I'm on solid ground right now.
Communication has definitely been much better,
but Ed still loves to hear his own voice.
Hey, it's a beautiful voice.
[laughs]
[upbeat music playing]
[Ryleigh] We're gonna make bracelets.
Look, Ed.
[gasps] How exciting.
Okay. So can somebody read the instructions?
There is no instructions. You just make bracelets.
-To make bracelets? -Oh, okay. Great.
[laughter]
Ryleigh has come to stay with us for the summer.
It's fun because she likes to do fun things.
We both love board games.
And Ryleigh kinda reminds me
of the relationship
I once had with my daughter, Tiffany.
We were best friends. We were inseparable.
And also too,
I think, 1,000%,
having Ryleigh together with Liz and I,
makes us stronger.
-So, Ryleigh, you know the wedding's coming up, right? -[Ryleigh] Yeah.
What are you most excited about for the wedding?
Um, to see my family.
-[Liz] Aw. -[Ed] Aw, that's sweet.
So, I'm marrying your mommy.
-Mmm-hmm. -So, I'm gonna be your...
I gonna be your stepdad.
Okay.
Would you be okay with that?
Yeah.
-Yeah? -[Ryleigh] Mmm-hmm.
[Ed] Yes.
'Cause I love you.
My favorite version of Ed
is when he's spending time with my daughter.
-I'm done. -What?
[Liz] Oh, my goodness. I just blinked and you're all done.
[laughs] I'm good at making bracelets.
Hey, does this look weird?
But Ed's always been the fun uncle,
and Ed is going to be a stepdad now
and that's gonna come with a whole
new deal of responsibilities.
-Go get cleaned up please? -Plus the tap. Okay.
-[Ed] I love you. -[Ryleigh] Love you.
Bye.
She's silly.
-Mommy. -[Liz] Yes?
Ed.
-She blew me a kiss. -Okay. Bye. Bye.
She's so sweet.
Ed tells me all the time that he loves Ryleigh.
He cares for her. That's his daughter too.
So I...
am really trusting Ed that he's up for the challenge,
especially with Ed being 58 now.
Putting a lot of faith in this.
Ryleigh's funny.
You're so good with her.
[barks]
[Ed] I'm excited about the wedding.
It's close.
We are a family now. It's great.
We both love each other.
I feel a huge, you know, sense of accomplishment,
but at the same time, in the back of my mind,
I'm getting kinda worried.
-Are you ready? -Are you finally ready to marry me?
I'm ready to settle down.
I'm trying to navigate having Ryleigh live here,
making sure that Liz is happy,
and planning the wedding.
So there's a lot on my plate.
And, at times, it can be, you know, pretty stressful.
And when we'd get stressed, that's when we argued.
And in the past,
a little argument could lead to a breakup.
It's a big deal to commit to be with this person
for the rest of your life.
And I've been through a divorce.
Liz has been through two.
So it's not something that we wanna do again.
[dramatic music playing]
The reality is how do you lose your own wedding band?
If she cared about it, she would keep it safe.
[Sophie speaking]
[singer] ♪ Last summer night ♪
♪ I'm not going crazy ♪
♪ Don't recognize ♪
♪ Myself lately ♪
[dramatic music playing]
I met up with Sophie tonight, hoping that she would come home with me
and that we could start getting our marriage back on track.
But once again, I'm watching her walk out
and walk a whole different direction from me.
Even if we have problems, she should be at home
working on these problems with me.
We should be finding ways to get over them.
We are married.
Like I actually look at the sanctity of marriage.
I care about making it work.
I care about doing everything that we possibly can
to make it work before we start tearing it apart.
He probably is so annoyed at me right now and probably like,
"Oh, she didn't come home. She's the worst." But it's like
I don't wanna move in because like he's pressuring me to move in.
Like I wanna move in because I generally feel this marriage
is gonna work and we could be happy together.
He just wants me to go home and that's it.
I just need to forgive everything.
Just accept that he doesn't treat me
how I wanna be treated. Accept that
he messed up my trust. Accept that he hurt me.
How are you gonna like hurt someone
and just be like, "Well, don't hurt"?
I just thought in my head like he would just show up
and just be like this really great guy again
and be how he used to be. But he's the exact same.
And it's just like... It's frustrating,
'cause like that whole amount of time
I've been away did absolutely nothing.
I know he wants to work things out
and I'm glad, but I just...
I don't know if I want to.
[dramatic music playing]
No mama today.
You all just still living in a single-parent home.
[singer] ♪ I keep my hopes up ♪
♪ I'm walking the streets, Over bodies ♪
Right where I left it.
[singer] ♪ This is the moment ♪
♪ It's the moment We take from the main line ♪
The reality is how do you lose your own wedding band?
That's the end of the... That's the end of the story.
Like how do you lose your own wedding band?
If she cared about it, she would keep it safe.
[singer] ♪ This is the moment ♪
♪ It's the cold It's the flames ♪
♪ It's the fog lights ♪
♪ This is the moment ♪
♪ It's the moment We take from the main line ♪
[dramatic music playing]
[singer] ♪ This moment ♪
♪ Closing in ♪
♪ Oh ♪
It's been six months since I've seen Mahmoud
and I can't believe I'm actually gonna see
my husband on, like, American soil today.
I've been waiting for this day for so long
and just like, "Oh, I can't wait to see him."
It's so weird he's gonna be here actually.
[dramatic music playing]
-[Mahmoud speaking] -[Nicole speaking]
[Mahmoud speaking]
[Nicole speaking]
-[Mahmoud speaking] -[Nicole speaking]
[Mahmoud speaking]
[Nicole speaking]
[Mahmoud speaking]
-I'm good. -[Mahmoud speaking]
Mmm-hmm.
[Mahmoud speaking]
-Yeah. Let's get out of here. -Yeah.
-I love you. -I love you.
Are you okay?
-You're American now, huh? -Yeah.
Yeah?
I'm so happy.
I just saw him and I just went running
and I just wanted to--
Yeah. I just... We were running to him.
-[Mahmoud speaking] -Come here. Don't be shy.
I'm not shy. I'm just like tired. Like... Yeah.
[chuckles]
I noticed you didn't wanna kiss me on my lips.
[chuckles]
Yeah.
Mahmoud's in America.
I can do whatever I want to him.
[Mahmoud speaking]
-[Mahmoud speaking] -What?
[Mahmoud speaking]
-What are you talking about? -[Mahmoud speaking]
I wanted to look nice for you, honey.
[laughs] Just don't even ruin a nice moment.
[chuckles]
I know the rules here. I know how things work.
Whereas like... In Egypt, I don't know like how far
you can take it, but here, nobody cares, so...
Oh, we gotta find a crosswalk. Mahmoud, no. Come on.
You have to get... Go on the crosswalk here.
Oh, there is one. We can cross right here.
-This line across the street... -Yeah.
that's where you cross, okay?
Ah, okay.
Okay. Here.
Go across, honey. Go.
When you cross the street in Cairo,
there are no crosswalks
and so you have to like
just weave in and out of like
fast-moving vehicles,
motorcycles, camels sometimes.
It's terrifying.
Like I'm from a small town and so my parents were like,
"You can... If you see a car anywhere,
you cannot cross the street. Like if you hear one even,
like you cannot cross the street."
Honey, you gotta shut it hard. Let me show you, okay?
-It's not like the Egypt cars. -Oh, okay.
I really wanna make sure that he's safe
and I just want him to know the rules here in LA
so he can understand that life in the US
is different than in Egypt.
[Nicole speaking]
[Mahmoud speaking]
I'm still like...
-[chuckles] -[Mahmoud] You know?
[Nicole] Uh, Mahmoud, are you wearing your seatbelt?
No.
Uh, you have to... You have to wear your seatbelt here.
-[chuckles] -We can get in trouble with the police.
Okay. I don't want any trouble.
[Nicole] Yeah, you have to.
You have to wear it.
[car horn honks]
[tires screeches]
[Nicole] Now, this is downtown, honey.
[Mahmoud] Ah.
[chuckles] You like Egypt better?
-Quiet? -[chuckles]
Yeah.
-[Nicole] This is our street. -[Mahmoud] Mmm-hmm.
-You like it? -It's nice.
[dramatic music playing]
[Nicole] I'm just so excited to have my husband here and by my side.
And I was, of course, hoping that the reunion
was gonna be like happier.
But I know from personal experience just how exhausting
the flight from Egypt can be.
And I know he's homesick.
I just hope that Mahmoud
really is just exhausted
and that's it, because I start
to like go into this like doomed area in my mind
that maybe he'll never, um...
maybe he'll never like it
and it's like a huge concern of mine.
Think you can handle it, living on this street?
[scoffs]
[in Spanish]
Manuel's behavior, the secrecy.
And it's not something that I can brush off anymore.
[in Spanish]
[dramatic music playing]
[singer] ♪ I don't wanna beg you To love me ♪
♪ Won't you feel me? ♪
-Okay. -[in Spanish]
[singer] ♪ What if I keep you On your toes? ♪
♪ What if I give you The right dosage? ♪
I think it's time, you know, we talked about the kids.
-[Manuel] Yeah. -Yeah.
[Manuel] Okay.
Talking to my family at the Lilac Festival today
is somewhat of an eye-opener
that Manuel's behavior,
the secrecy is the problem
and that it is weird
how he alienates me from his kids
and it's not something that I can brush off anymore.
[in Spanish]
I've tried respecting Manuel's privacy in the past.
But we've been married for almost a year now
and we've made zero progress with the children,
with me connecting with the children.
It's frustrating to say the least.
[in Spanish]
[Ashley in Spanish]
[Manuel in Spanish]
Okay?
[in Spanish]
I am not understanding
how you operate
and how you can continue in this cycle.
[in Spanish]
[scoffs]
-Okay, Manuel. -Yeah.
[in Spanish]
[screams]
I see deflection.
Loads and loads of deflection.
-[in Spanish] -[in Spanish]
Yeah.
It looks like...
[in Spanish]
Okay. [in Spanish]
[tense music playing]
[in Spanish]
-Whatever! -Huh.
-Whatever. -[in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
-[Ashley in Spanish] -[in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[makes sound]
Ciao.
[in Spanish]
[Ashley] Hi, Rico Suave.
Your dad is a nutcase.
Yeah.
Confronting Manuel for answers about the kids
have just led to more questions.
It only sparks my spidey senses even more
to figure out what's going on, what's happening.
Are you hiding something? Is there more I need to know?
So now I'm even more determined
to pry into his past.
Open that bitch wide open.
[in Spanish]
[Jasmine] My mom is really sick.
Should I take a plane back to Panama right now?
I don't know what to...
[sobs]
[in Spanish]
Well, so much for blending in.
You're our security guard.
You have to stay by us.
[man] Where the hell are we going?
This is insane.
Welcome to Cameroon, monsieur.
[singer] ♪ I feel reconnected ♪
♪ This luck just leveled up ♪
♪ So good, reinvented ♪
♪ I just can't get enough ♪
♪ Like this in the system ♪
♪ Hopped up, ready to go ♪
♪ Face up, okay, sister ♪
♪ I love the way You've worked ♪
Ah, yes.
Oh, my.
[singer] ♪ I wanna get Into my hideaway ♪
♪ Where everythin' is rollin' Like it's always been ♪
Okay.
Now that I'm back from my honeymoon,
I need to focus on my kids.
[phone rings]
I really miss Panama a lot,
and I'm very excited about bringing in
my children here to the United State.
This is all that I pray for, for years.
-[Cecilia in Spanish] -Mami!
[in Spanish]
-[laughing] -[Zuellen in Spanish]
[Jasmine in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[Zuellen in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[dramatic music playing]
Before coming to America,
Gino promised bringing my children here.
So he better keep that promise.
And, you know, we need to understand
that if he doesn't...
Um...
There is no freaking way on Earth I'm staying here.
Without my kids,
the only way is that I die
and you have to...
[in Spanish]
Yeah.
[in Spanish]
I'm very worried about my mom's health.
He hasn't been feeling well lately
and no one knows what's really going on.
So this whole situation is very scary.
Honestly, all I want is to buy a ticket and go home
and be with my mom
because there are days in which I cry
because I wanna hug her
and that's not physically possible.
[sniffles]
[in Spanish]
[Zuellen in Spanish]
[in Spanish]
[dramatic music playing]
I really miss my family.
Now my mom is really sick,
and now I'm a crappy mom, I'm a crappy daughter,
should I take a plane back to Panama right now?
And I don't know. I don't know.
I'm so confused.
I don't know what to do.
[sobbing, sniffles]
Oh, my gosh.
I feel so bad right now. I'm sorry.
[in Spanish]
[tense music playing]
[indistinct shouting]
-[Kobe speaking in foreign language] -Baby...
[Emily] What's happening?
[Kobe speaking]
[indistinct chatter]
Kobe and I and my family just landed in Cameroon.
And what's happening at the airport right now
is complete chaos.
There was, like, a bunch of people yelling at Kobe
and his best friend Valery.
But I really don't know what's going on.
[Valery speaking]
[indistinct chatter]
Hey...
Okay.
[indistinct chatter]
Come here, baby.
Yes.
Wow.
Oh, my gosh. What a circus.
-Is this how it is, normally? -Yeah.
[suspenseful music playing]
Kobe, what were all those guys saying to you
when they were all crowded around you?
-Okay. Is this what you want to watch? -That's crazy.
-Yeah. -So, they're not gonna follow us, right?
I mean, these guys in the motorcycle?
Okay.
-[David] Yeah, I see. -I mean, it was like a mob.
[suspenseful music playing]
[Kobe] There are usually so many guys out there
just trying to hustle like this.
Sometimes, it doesn't really matter how much you give them.
Just the gesture of giving that is really appreciated.
So the moment I told them
that that was what I had for them,
I mean, they had to leave
and understand that, okay, I've tried at least
to offer them something.
Where the hell are we going?
You're our security guard, so you have to stay by us.
Well, so much for blending in.
We've been in the Cameroon for just a couple of hours
and it's pretty shocking.
This is very foreign to us.
We've never had this experience.
No, I'm excited. Everything has just been
very overwhelming so far
and, you know, we're not used to it.
So it's just another thing that we're learning.
This is insane.
Welcome to Cameroon, Monsieur.
You are gonna go back, he's gonna continue this behavior.
This online cheatin',
he did it multiple times on you.
So, it's like an addiction.
I'm kind of skeptical still
about whether he actually does have an addiction
or whether he's just a dick
that likes to watch a lot of porn.
[singer] ♪ Don't wanna Overcomplicate it ♪
♪ Don't wanna face The things you hated ♪
♪ Even 'cause I can't Explain this ♪
♪ Feelin' That you're desecrated ♪
♪ Ooh ♪
♪ See all the way ♪
-Hello. -[Sophie] Hey.
Oh, my God, you look so cute.
My mom's in town visiting her boyfriend so we're meeting up.
I don't really know why she chose a bookstore
because I've literally never seen her read a book
in my life.
Yeah, it's a nice place.
[Sophie] Yeah.
I have no idea what that means, gen fiction.
But I feel like I wanna read that.
Do you read?
-No... -[chuckles]
-What? -So, John the other night
said the L-word.
No.
That's really nice. I don't know.
He seems like he'll be nice to you.
Oh, he's really nice. He's so sweet.
I am happy to see my mom in love
and everything's going really well
in her relationship.
It is also just kind of ironic,
like she has this amazing relationship that's going well
and my marriage is basically failing.
Last night was the first time I've seen Rob in two months.
We met to try and work things out
but it just ended up going horribly
and ended up in yet another argument.
I wanna hear about your stuff.
You look really sad.
Because I'm like emotionally drained.
So what actually happened last night?
What do you think happened?
[Claire speaking]
[Sophie] Literally the exact thing.
It was nice to see him at first
and I was really happy when he walked in
and he was happy to see me.
But then, after, like, not even two minutes
of us, like, being happy together,
it was ruined by us, like, arguing
and then him going around in circles
-and just-- -So what were you arguing about?
He wants to make me seem horrible for moving out.
Like he doesn't understand why I moved out.
But I'm like, "But you literally,
like, hurt me a lot."
[Claire] So what are you gonna do?
Have another chat with him at his house
and then see how it goes.
Wow.
Even though things ended really badly last night
and I stormed off,
Rob reached out to me this morning asking
if I can have a chat with him about moving back in.
It's very confusing for me
because I feel like we left off on such bad terms
that kind of feels like pointless
to have this chat about me moving in.
But I do know that, like, I can't keep running away.
I mean, it might go all though.
-[Claire] No, it won't. -It might.
-[Claire] It won't. -You never know.
It won't.
Well, I mean, we'll see. Like, you don't know,
-I don't know. -I do.
No, you don't.
[Claire speaking]
[Sophie speaking]
-[laughs] -I just...
That's what I'm trying to... I just want him to do that.
Like, I'm not 100% sure I'm going back today.
I'm not gonna argue all night, for what?
[Claire] Well, you might go back today.
Yeah, if it goes well.
I'm really trying. No one can say I'm not trying.
It's kind of sad that you've gotta try
to be with the person that you love.
-She'd just be like-- -Yeah, but it's a marriage.
That's not as easy as just like your boyfriend.
[dramatic music playing]
[Claire speaking]
You're gonna go back, he's gonna continue this behavior,
and this behavior with this online cheatin',
-the secret textin'. -[Sophie] Mmm-hmm.
[Claire] He did it multiple times on you.
So, it's like an addiction.
-You're literally-- -Yeah, but I don't know if he has an addiction.
I think he just likes attention from people.
[Claire] You know what I put you through
with addiction and everything?
Just because his drug of choice,
for want of a better word, is sex and porn or whatever it is,
it's the same behavior and all that.
And I don't wanna see you go through that.
[dramatic music playing]
[Sophie] I didn't have a very, like, stable childhood.
It was just my mom raising me.
And the whole time growing up, she wasn't clean.
You know, she's, like, overdosed before
and I've had to...
I've had to, like, basically save her life.
And I do believe things can be better with us.
I don't know whether or not my mom is right
about him having a porn addiction
or whether he's just a dick
that likes to watch a lot of porn.
I do wanna give Rob the benefit of the doubt.
He's still my husband and I still love him.
But in order for me to trust him again
and have this loving marriage, he needs to change.
I would love you to be happy and have this,
like, happy ever after with him,
but I think you're just wasting your time.
Do you think Mommy and Ed are gonna get along
-in business together? -Um...
-sometimes. -[Liz laughs] Sometimes?
I'm really feeling the pressure
to get this real estate deal off the ground.
I need an income stream,
because I don't really wanna tell her
that we're under water right now.
-[David] What do you think? -Okay.
-[Lisa] All right. -All right. Yeah.
As beautiful as these Cameroonian clothes are,
like, I feel a little disingenuous
putting them on
and showing up to meet Kobe's family
and not knowing anything about their culture.
[upbeat music playing]
So what time is our client comin'?
She should be here any moment.
[singer] ♪ You love so hard, From a kiss so soft ♪
♪ [indistinct] I know I'm not ♪
What do we know about our client?
She's very successful.
Moving to Arkansas,
both Ed and I are living off our savings.
And I gave up my partnership
in the restaurant in San Diego
because there's just no way I would have been able
to be a partner moving states away.
So here in Bentonville, Liz and I are planning on,
once we'd pass our state boards
to become real tourists,
so we can start working as a team
to list homes and sell homes.
We definitely wanna go big on advertisement
because it's all word of mouth.
It's networking.
So we've talked about billboards,
and signage, and...
Big analysts aren't just sexy
-but they sell real estate. -[chuckles]
Is she represented? Does she have representation?
-No, neither. -Okay.
-Well, hello. -Well, hello.
[Ryleigh] Hi.
Would you like to buy a house?
-[Ryleigh] Yes. -I'm Ed.
-Hi. -[Ed] Very nice to meet you.
Your hands are very cold. And--
-This is my fiancée. -[Liz laughs]
Also known as Liz and Mommy.
-Mommy. -[laughter]
That's not your mommy.
You gotta pretend like you don't know us.
-Yeah. -I can't have fun... Okay.
Ed and I need some practice dealing with clients.
So we are going to do a practice house tour
with one of the toughest clients I know.
Here is the, um...
It's a kind of an open plan format.
We have our living room
and our gourmet kitchen.
This is a four-bedroom, two baths,
fenced-in backyard,
comes with a gas fireplace,
as well as air conditioning.
Is there anything, Liz that I left out?
It's a brand new house.
Nobody has lived here before
except for the current owners.
Right. Brand new.
We love the area.
It's super-family-oriented.
There's great schools, biking trails.
Do you like the mountain bike?
No.
If somebody would've told us that we both
are gonna be real estate agents a year ago,
I would have said you're fully [bleep].
There's no way I'm movin'.
There's no way I'm gettin' married.
There's no way we're gonna live in a house.
There's no way we'll have three dogs.
It has a lot to do
with us taking control of our lives.
It feels really good.
It's just everything I have wished for.
How do we do?
And be honest.
Okay...
[Ed laughs]
I mean, she should have done some of the talking.
Do you think Mommy and Ed are gonna get along
-in business together? -Um...
-sometimes. -[Liz laughs] Sometimes?
I feel like real estate would be a good business
to go into with each other.
But I'm also nervous because we've tried
to work together before.
-It looks like she has no neck. -[Ed] No.
There's nothing wrong with this picture at all.
-[Liz] Okay. Well-- -You're not here
-to critique my work? -[Liz] No, no, no.
-[Ed] I'm trying to teach you what I'm doing. -[Liz] I'm not critiquing you.
You didn't really teach me anything.
-[Liz] So... -Okay. I'm sorry babe.
[Liz speaking]
In this business,
I'm not going to be Ed's employee.
We are going to be equals.
I feel like this is just great for Ed and I.
Ed's a social butterfly.
Ed has so many strings in sales.
And I'm really good at the contracts,
the budget, the fine details.
We are both gonna bring something to the table.
So are you ready to make an offer?
Um...
[Ed] Do you wanna think about it?
[Liz] You'll do it?
-[laughs] -Oh, my gosh.
All right, Little Miss,
it was a pleasure doing business with you.
-Thank you, Ms. Woods. -Bye.
-[laughs]
She was a pretty easy client to deal with.
But I think we'll be a good balance
because you're very serious,
so you'll cover all of the logistics
and the legal stuff,
like, "Oh, I want a TV."
She wants a TV that has to be in the...
In the... In the offer.
If you let them talk.
If I let them talk, but...
But, yeah, we can never argue in front of a client
-that's important. -Mmm-hmm.
Since Liz and I had moved to Arkansas,
we've kinda been living off savings.
Big house, you know, a lot of expenses
and, I mean, we have a big wedding not only to plan for
but to pay for.
I wanna give Liz the best wedding possible.
And I don't really wanna tell her
that we're under water right now.
So I'm really feeling the pressure
to get this real estate deal off the ground.
I need an income stream.
[dramatic music playing]
[percussive music playing]
[man] Hello, hello.
-[Lisa] Good morning. -[man] Hello.
-Bonjour, bonjour. -Bonjour, bonjour.
Good morning.
[Kobe] Oh, how was your night? Your first night in Cameroon?
-I loved it. -You got a good night's sleep?
Slept like a baby.
[percussive music playing]
-[Kobe] Where is Scarlett? -[Emily] Hi. Where are you?
[Kobe] Where is Scarlett? There she is.
-[Emily] Ah! -[Kobe] All ready.
It's time to go. We don't have enough time.
-We need to get to Buea. -[David] All right.
-Kobe, you stay here. -[Kobe] Yeah.
Okay. Are we shopping here, babe?
Not here. We... On the way.
[Emily] Oh, on the way. Okay.
[Kobe] You wanna go see your grandpa?
We arrived Cameroon yesterday...
[Kobe speaking]
And today we are driving two hours to Buea,
which is where my family lives.
And I cannot wait to see my family again.
Okay. So it begins.
-Oh, look at Cameroon now. -[Lisa] I know.
We didn't get to see it last night.
There's, like, so much to look at.
-[Emily] You did? -[Lisa] You did?
-[Koban] Yeah. -I saw a girl
with carrots on her head.
-Wow. -[Lisa] So I noticed, Kobe,
-all the shacks? -It's a... Oh, yeah.
-They're the-- -[Lisa] Like, people live in them?
[Kobe] Yeah. So it's a hustle in town.
It's not easy living here.
Houses are expensive.
[percussive music playing]
[Emily] Cameroon so far is very flat.
It reminds me of Kansas,
like there's no hills in Douala.
And I was expecting probably a lot more animals.
-[Kobe] Yeah. -Like The Lion King with, like,
the freakin' huge savannah,
giraffes and lions.
If a lion pass by me,
-or like a hippo... -Yeah?
that'd be the coolest thing ever.
[Lisa] Oh, I like her dress. That's some pretty colors.
Those are very pretty.
I want something like that.
[Kobe speaking]
"Oh, they're white. They're from America
and they are wearing our...
You know, culture outfit,"
just means that, "This is a good family.
This is... They've accepted our son and...
For who he is."
[Valery speaking]
-[Emily] Hello. -Hello.
-[Lisa] Walk on here? -[Emily] We're here.
-[Lisa] Okay. -This is an African shop.
Hey, Kobe...
[Valery speaking]
-[Emily] Just us? -Yeah, yeah.
Yeah. So I mean, let's just go and see
whatever you like then and we can talk about that.
[Emily] Okay.
Babe, it's all so pretty and it's all handmade, yeah?
[Kobe] Yeah. Everything is handmade.
-[Lisa] Wow. -[Kobe] Original.
[Emily] I love it.
I want a bag.
-[Kobe] Okay. -Absolutely, okay?
Let's just walk around and see if you like something
-and then-- -[Emily] I want everything.
[Kobe speaking]
Look at this one right here.
This design is people
from the grassland region of Cameroon.
[David] I'll try it on.
[Kobe] I think, Dad, that'll be good on you.
[David] This is gonna be good? I'm trusting you, man.
Cameroon has almost 254 tribes
and all those tribes have different traditional outfits.
My dad is the western region of Cameroon,
and my mom is from the northwest region
of Cameroon, so that's why
we are getting these outfits
to blend the culture together.
[David] What do you think? I feel...
I feel like I'm a native Cameroonian.
-[Emily] Yes. You look good. -[Lisa] You look... Yeah.
-[David] Oh, yeah. Hey. -[Emily] Oh, boy.
[David] Give me the whole nine yards here.
-[Emily] Wow. -[Lisa] Oh, now you're a king.
Okay. All right. Yeah. All right.
[Kobe] Well, this part goes behind,
this one stays back.
-[Valery] This one go back. -[Kobe] Yeah.
-It stays back. -Oh, okay.
All good. I don't wanna... I don't wanna look silly.
-[laughs] -[David] Okay.
-All right. -Yeah.
-[Emily] Oh, my gosh. -Wakanda.
[laughs] Man.
Dad is done.
[Emily] Seriously, you look great.
[Kobe] Whoa.
[David] That one's... That one's too big.
How's this, Dave?
[Emily] Just let them wear gray now, yeah?
[David] Oh, I love it. I love it.
[Lisa] So it won't be offensive to anyone
if we wear these things?
[Kobe] No. We are getting this outfit
before meeting my parents.
It's just some sort of, like, respect.
-Okay. -[Emily] Ooh, I like that hat.
Koban, come, come.
We'll have to take it.
-[David] Oh. -[Lisa] It looks like a crown.
-I love it. -[David] Cleopatra.
I like it too.
I have to have it.
My favorite part about Cameroonian clothing
is definitely, like, the bright colors
and the patterns.
I like to embrace the culture of my husband.
Hey, babe, what do you think?
[Emily] Wow.
-Very good. -[Lisa] It looks good.
All right.
Kobe wears Cameroonian clothes all the time
in Salina, and you always look sexy.
Really, you look the most sexy naked but...
-[laughs] -clothing is optional.
Oh.
Okay.
Oh, my God. You're looking...
-[David] Hey. -good.
Yeah. Thank you, thank you so much.
-[Emily] Oh, go to Valery. -Look at this guy.
[Valery] Koban, you're looking good.
Like a king.
[Emily] What do you say? Hello?
You're like a queen. Oh.
-[Valery speaking] -[Emily] Do I?
Oh, thank you.
I feel like a court jester.
Especially with the hat, right?
-His hat, it's like-- -Yeah.
We'd blend right in there, right?
[laughter]
Okay. Off we go to see grandpa.
You got his hat?
[tense music playing]
As beautiful as this Cameroonian clothes are,
there is part of me that feels a little disingenuous
putting them on and showing up at their house
and not knowing anything about their culture.
Hi, everyone.
I just wanna be one big, happy, blended family,
but I'm worried that they won't accept me
and they'll disapprove of this marriage,
just because I'm the white woman
who lives in America, who took their son away.
And if they don't like me, then what's it gonna do
with our marriage?
Oh, sneezy, sneezy.
What is this, honey?
Oh, that's for, like, when I, uh,
do listings for the clothes.
[Nicole] Because it's a... it's a plastic doll.
[Nicole] Mahmoud's now in America.
And I'm hoping that he can give this his best effort.
I mean, he doesn't like living
with all these naked women
but she lived here before he did,
so it's gonna stay.
And I did all the paperwork for a petition myself.
Were both the kids listed on the fiancée petition?
I did not have the children on the K-1 petition.
I'm hoping that Jasmine can help him
to make a wise decision to maintain our services
in order to get the guidance
and proper help that they need.
Google didn't tell you what to do?
No.
[singer] ♪ I see the future ♪
♪ So they glow on your eyes ♪
♪ I know what I can find ♪
-[Nicole speaking] -[Mahmoud speaking]
That's all you have to say, okay?
[Nicole] Okay.
[singer] ♪ We can be free ♪
♪ And find our paradise ♪
Welcome home, sweetheart.
Okay. Thank you.
[Nicole] It's amazing to have Mahmoud
here with me in America.
And I can't wait to show him everything.
Like the Hollywood sign or Hollywood Boulevard.
Then I want him to eat good food and meet my friends.
But what I'm most excited about honestly
is just having him here with me,
walking hand-in-hand.
That's what I'm most excited about.
-What do you think, honey? -[Mahmoud] It's nice, honey.
-[Nicole] It's your new home. -[Mahmoud] Yeah.
[Nicole] So welcome home, sweetheart.
-[Mahmoud] Thank you, sweetie. -[Nicole] Mmm-hmm.
Have you seen the bedroom or anything yet?
It's for decoration.
-[Mahmoud] Okay, honey. -[Nicole] Yeah.
Yeah. We take them off. Like, when I...
when I go to sleep, I put them all over here.
-All right. -Yeah.
[Mahmoud speaking]
[Nicole] What?
[laughs]
It looks weird?
You don't like your wife's artwork?
No. [laughs]
I mean, I painted in art school
and then I don't know, it's just, like, um,
it's a weird kind of woman.
And, uh, she has, like, some hair down there
and, uh, he didn't like my painting very much.
It's okay.
What is this, honey?
Uh, that's for, like, when I, uh,
do listings for the clothes and--
[Mahmoud speaking]
[Nicole] Because, uh, she... It doesn't matter.
She's a plastic doll.
[Mahmoud speaking]
You know, I didn't even think about it, really, like,
it's just so, like, everyday kind of things.
Like, I mean, just like a nude painting
and a naked mannequin
is just kind of whatever to me.
So maybe he doesn't like living
with all these naked women
but she lived here before he did,
so it's gonna stay.
I got you just a little something.
[chuckles] What is it?
Okay, honey. This is so nice.
You like it?
You like it, really?
I think so.
Well, I wanted to get you something so you would...
-Okay. -you would go to bed
with, you know, some pajamas.
-Thank you. -[laughs]
[Mahmoud speaking]
[Nicole] Do you want me to make you pizza?
Yes, okay.
-Yeah. -Okay.
Do you wanna sit down or something?
-Yeah. -[Nicole] Be careful.
Be careful.
You should have slept on the plane.
I know you're just tired but I was like...
I was definitely hoping
that you'd be a lot more excited.
Happy to see me and things like that...
[Mahmoud] I'm just tired, of course.
instead of just, like, exhausted.
But I told you... Anyway, it irritates me
that you didn't sleep on the plane actually,
it really does.
But... Like, really, irritates me.
I promise.
I'm sure that now that Mahmoud's going through
this process of moving here to a new country
that maybe he'll kind of understand more clearly
and fully what I went through to do the same thing in Egypt.
And Mahmoud's now in America
and I'm hoping that he can give this his best effort
because there's no way that I'm moving back to Egypt.
Tonight, I hope you get some sleep.
I'm gonna take these plates and clean up.
-[Mahmoud] Okay. -And then,
you can go take a shower and get ready.
For bed.
Okay.
-I love you. -I love you.
The government says
while your green card is pending,
you can travel in and out the United States.
But unfortunately, the processing time
is gonna be, on average, eight to twelve months.
Wow.
[Jasmine] I'm stuck here in the United States
without my children.
This is a nightmare...
[Jasmine speaking]
[singer] ♪ I'm tired of living ♪
♪ In two places At the same time ♪
♪ It's like Whenever my heart is ♪
♪ Somewhere else Living a separate life, oh ♪
I'm pretty glad that we are finally gonna see
an attorney because I'm really looking forward
to understand how this process with my kids is gonna work.
Today, we are meeting with an immigration lawyer
to discuss bringing my kids to the United States
and to find out when I can travel back to Panama
to see my mom and my children.
[Gino] For me, I mean, I need to know, like,
if I can use existing documents
or do I need to create new ones?
That's a huge question on my part.
No, because I've put too much hard work into this
and I've done a great job on it.
I want the kids here just like Jasmine does,
but right now, I don't have the money
to pay for a lawyer to do the paperwork for her children
because our wedding put us in a little bit of debt.
Plus, we're trying to have a baby.
So this is an informational meeting only
with an immigration lawyer.
[dramatic music playing]
Hello. How are you guys doing? My name's Anthony.
-Jasmine. Nice to meet you. -Nice to meet you.
-Gino. Nice to meet you. -Anthony Ray.
Please, take a seat. Let's get started.
Thank you so much. Yes.
[Anthony] So, thank you guys for coming in today.
-First... -[Gino] Yeah.
I'll let you guys tell us exactly,
you know, where you guys are at,
and then we'll talk about the next steps, all right?
-[Gino] Yeah, that's great. -[Jasmine] Awesome. Yeah.
Okay. Who wants to start?
She's from the country of Panama.
-[Anthony] Yes. -And I brought her here
-on a K-1 visa... -Mmm-hmm.
and I did all the paperwork for a petition myself,
and it worked out great because she's her now.
-Oh. So you're a... -[Jasmine] So he did it...
semi-expert?
-[Gino] Semi-expert, yeah. -[laughter]
But before getting into that, I have some other concerns...
-Go ahead. -if you let me speak.
-Absolutely. -Go ahead, sorry.
One of the things that concerns me is that
I'm not allowed to travel outside the United States,
and as a Panamanian, you know, I have family, I have kids.
So when you file the application
to adjustment of status
or your green card application,
what you're gonna file with that
is your travel document.
It's called an advance parole.
The government says while your green card is pending,
you can travel in and out the United States.
[Jasmine] Oh, my gosh. I'm allowed then?
-[Anthony] You are allowed. -Oh, my gosh.
[Anthony] That's the good... That's the good news.
Oh, Anthony, yeah.
[Anthony] But there are some...
That's the good news.
But unfortunately, right now, the processing time
is gonna be, on average, eight to twelve months.
Obviously, having a professional
to put everything together,
make sure you have everything together
and address all the issues is gonna make sure
that everything goes a lot quicker.
I'm having a panic attack right now, at this moment.
In my mind, I thought that it was gonna take,
worst-case scenario, the most, three months?
I'm stuck here in the United States
without my children.
It sucks.
But hopefully, with the lawyer's help,
the process can be faster
so I can see my children and my mom sooner.
So, regarding the kids, they're not here?
Why aren't they here?
I wanna be, like, brutally honest, Anthony.
The truth is that there were rough patches
in our relationship and there was a lot...
-[Anthony] Yeah. -of struggle.
I wanted to make sure
that this is what I want for my kids...
-Absolutely. -[Jasmine] for my children.
And now is when I'm like, "Yes, I feel like
this is a safe environment to bring my kids."
So Gino, were both the kids listed
on the fiancée petition?
I did not have the children on the K-1 petition.
I'm not an expert, of course, but the idea I thought
was to bring Jasmine over
and then have her children follow.
But when I file her adjustment of status soon,
can I put her...
Both her children on adjustment of status
and file it with her children on there?
Google didn't tell you what to do?
No. I couldn't... No.
Adjustment of status allows you to adjust a status.
You have to have one before you can adjust it.
-Okay. -So since they're not here,
they can't adjust it.
She has a status, the K-1 status,
that allows her to adjust
or change it to a green card status.
So what you should have done in this case,
even if you didn't wanna bring the kids
over right away, you wanna include them...
Everyone on that petition, get that approved,
and then later when they're ready,
you just contact the National Visa Center
and say like, "Hey, we're ready to go."
But because they're not listed,
it's gonna be impossible to, you know, bring them over.
You know, we see this problem all too often and, you know,
I think Gino hears it but is it really sinking in?
I'm hoping that Jasmine can help him
to make a wise decision to retain our services
in order to get the guidance
and proper help that they need.
We don't want another screw-up or mess up the process again.
We're gonna need to look at...
Looking at the immigrant petition
and then get them the immigrant visas
to bring them over.
We charge about $5,000, and that's your filing fees.
Mmm-hmm.
That's to represent you
for the next 12 to 14 months.
It's gonna take a little bit longer though.
How long is long?
Hopefully it goes sooner,
but it could be a year and a half to two years.
-[sighs] -Wow.
[dramatic music playing]
If I would've had both on the petition...
-[Anthony] Included-- -we would've been good to go?
-Absolutely. -Wow.
We could have them sitting here in six months.
[sniffles]
How am I gonna tell them
that it might take about two years to come here?
[dramatic music playing]
[sniffles]
This is a nightmare...
[Jasmine speaking]
[dramatic music playing]
[singing in foreign language]
[Ed] Next time on 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?
My dad is saying that he thinks
that this is the best moment to do a traditional marriage.
We're gonna get married? Again?
Because we didn't get married in a traditional way
in Cameroon, my dad doesn't fully look at you as my wife.
[Sophie] What is this?
This is more directed towards us,
like, getting along on a daily basis.
"Don't get mad at me
when you don't get what you want
[indistinct] but I will try and move forward
and don't focus on the past."
Super-basic. Nothing crazy.
What is the point of this?
I honestly feel
like there are some blockages in his throat.
What do you think we can do to open up the chakra?
[in Spanish]
[Ashley] Manuel and I are struggling
with communication.
So I'm enlisting
some otherworldly witchy help today.
[in Spanish]
[Ed] Give me one second. Can I do something?
You're getting flour everywhere.
There was no mess.
[Ed] Mommy's being a crybaby.
Neither of us wanna fight in front of Ryleigh,
but we still have issues.
You're pouting and you're ruining the event.
Stop. You stop being a brat because you're ruining it.
You barely smiled today at all.
You like that?
The girl in purple.
My husband is stopping dead in his tracks
to stare at this woman.
It makes me feel like I'm not Muslim enough for him.
If you want an Arab woman,
you can go back to [bleep] Egypt. Yeah.
Okay. I would... I'm done now.
Okay.
[dramatic music playing]
You promised that we were gonna do
all the process to bring my kids, you promised.
-I'm telling you-- -And I'm telling you
I don't have five [bleep] thousand dollars.
[cries]
I wanna go back to Panama...
[cries]