Ready? Go.
Scream! (SCREAMS)
Finally, we reached the top when we got married.
All right, ready? (SCREAMS) Ow, my God, no!
Since Ed and I got engaged... I keep her on her toes.
There's never a dull moment with Ed.
Charlie Brown. Kick it.
Her coming here from another country,
she had to adapt a lot. Two different worlds. But...
Nice!
(LAUGHTER) I'm Sojaboy's girlfriend. That's so crazy! Uh-huh.
ED: You are my forever.
MAN: Do you take this man to be your husband?
Will you love him for as long as you both shall live? I do.
It is my honour to pronounce them husband and wife.
You may kiss your bride.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
There's that sexy baby!
..but at this point, I gotta do what I gotta do for me.
What do you think about me coming to Canada?
Well, because you're out of his league, I guess!
She could get any guy that she wants. He realises that, yeah.
I don't like these girls. I think they're influencing you in the wrong way.
Not only are they whispering behind your back,
but they're making false allegations against you
to Homeland Security.
I just don't know, like, who would have tried to sabotage us.
If there is a lot of people from her family,
they will make problems from us.
Why are you yelling when I'm sitting right here? Just talk calmer.
Usman wants a woman that'll sit there and keep her mouth shut,
and be like, 'OK.' I'm not that chick.
I'm gonna go, cos your ass is pissing me off.
I'm tired of your dishonesty.
She was physically all over you.
You think I'm having a relationship with someone?
Are you a lesbian?
What? What you gonna do? What? Back away from me!
Get away from me! Forever. Understand?
SUMIT: Uh-oh. Uh-oh, uh-oh! (JENNY LAUGHS)
I haven't done this in... I don't know how long.
OK, wait. I think I'm getting it. Let's go! Come on! We're skating!
(SCREAMS)
Ah! Don't fall, don't fall, don't fall!
Oh, no!
He's from New Delhi, India,
and we've been married for... two months?
Yay!
Oh, no.
You don't fell down!
Woo-hoo-hoo-hoo. Uh-oh.
Oh, oh, whoa, whoa, whoa! No, no, no, no.
Innocent?
And we start growing feelings for each other,
but the problem is I was using a fake name and fake picture
as a social media profile.
He was, like, some white-looking guy from London, I think, weren't you?
Well, I didn't know that! Yeah.
No, but I was really having a lot of fun with you, that's why.
So I went all the way to India to meet him in person,
and we continued a few more years in a long-distance relationship,
until I finally decided to move to India to marry Sumit.
Oh, my God! There you are!
Unfortunately, we didn't get married that time,
because I found out that Sumit had a secret.
I thought you loved me.
I thought I'm the one you want to be with. What happened?
So I just went ahead and left and went back to America.
After a while, I finally get divorced,
and Jenny comes back to India.
(SPEAKING OWN LANGUAGE)
His parents were against the marriage from the beginning,
but then I think they saw
that I really, genuinely do love their son,
and they had a change of heart.
(SUMIT'S FATHER SPEAKS)
I felt like I had finally succeeded and won over Sumit's family.
Do we have your blessings to marry?
I understand.
So I took the conversation I had with them
as approval to get married.
So finally we just decided, 'Let's get married,' and...
'I don't know for how long.'
Ugh. (CAR HORN HONKS) Ooh!
Yeah, but I don't want our car to get hurt.
(SUMIT SPEAKING)
SHAUN: Sadhna, do you feel that it is OK
if Sumit and Jenny get married?
Cos we love each other, that's why.
After the Tell All, we temporarily moved to a new apartment
which is, uh, other side of the city.
We're worried his parents will come to find out we're married
through someone else,
so they'll come and try to take him away.
They've done it before, and I know that they're gonna try and do it again.
Aww, thank you, so nice.
So, uh... What is this?
It's salty. You know I don't like that.
Can you get him?
Coke.
Salty, lemony water is actually very common in India. Yuck.
I'm more of a sweet person. Aww...
I can't get on the salty side of things. Don't lie.
You don't think I'm sweet, huh? You are super sweet actually, yeah.
Kind of relaxed now, you know? OK, we're married. This is what we wanted.
Finally we did it, and so I feel less pressure.
(LAUGHS WEAKLY) Yeah.
All right, don't tell 'em,
and we'll just go live our life in a different state, then.
I think it's gonna hurt our happiness.
I think it's gonna cause problems for us.
It's your life. Just think about how happy we've been this whole time.
Am I meeting them?
Oh, my God.
This is gonna be a repeat
of the other time they came to our house,
except this time I think it'll be worse.
He didn't come and talk to me about this,
it just was something that he did.
I feel like I got... I'm tricked into this.
What the hell? Then why did we leave the house?
That was my whole point.
'Let's be comfortable and safe,
and I don't have to worry about any of this drama going on,'
and now here we go.
See? We get married, we're happy, and still we can't be happy.
I know it's hard for Jenny to understand,
but I cannot keep this from my parents,
because they are the only people who love me, along with Jenny, unconditionally.
Whatever I do, it's possible that I might lose them,
but I have to tell them.
OK, well, I'll tell you how I feel tomorrow.
Lost my appetite.
(UPBEAT WINTRY MUSIC)
Charlie Brown. Kick it.
(BOTH LAUGH) I knew you was gonna fall down!
Go for it. I have never made a snow angel. Good job.
You're like my guardian angel. Don't mess it up, don't mess it up!
Oh, my God! Yeah, wow. I like it.
I'm Bilal, I'm 43 years old, and this is my wife, Shaeeda.
Nice!
I've never seen snow before.
I always wanted to do this.
Like, I've seen it done so many times in the movies.
Oh! We going there? We going there? (LAUGHS)
I'm 37 years of age, and I am from Trinidad and Tobago.
I love the snow! Yeah!
She's like a big little kid.
Shaeeda and I have been married for seven whole weeks.
So, have you ever tasted snow? No.
Mmm. Tastes good. Tastes good?
Bilal and I met each other online...
..and, for me, I was at a point in my life
I was adding every gentleman, like, 'Add, accept, accept, accept.'
'Every gentleman', look at you! Yeah.
'I'm getting older now. It's time to find the one!'
But there was something very special about Bilal.
Wishing you were here, as usual.
It took... It took about three months
for me to say, 'You know what? Let me go down there.'
The one and only.
The one and only...
When I saw Bilal, the first thing I said was,
'Why is his head so small?'
A very small head.
But in Trinidad, we had a really great time.
And three days later, we were on a beach and it was like,
'We should get married.' Yeah. 'Yeah, we should get married.'
'Let's get married!'
Yeah, that's how it happened. That's how it happened.
We only had seven days together, and then I went back home,
started the visa process, but it took two whole years.
(BOTH LAUGHING)
After I arrived in America, that's when the pranks started.
Bilal, you tricked me big time.
You bring me to this... this old house,
and he said, 'This is my home.'
This is the home, babe? This is home.
It looked like it could collapse on us any moment.
I am not comfortable.
However... A lot of things need to be fixed. Well, yeah.
I mean, there's a lot of things that need to be fixed with your attitude right now, too.
Bilal was 100 per cent dishonest. It was a prank just to see.
Like, 'Hey, let's say if I was a millionaire,
and I lost everything tomorrow,
like, would you still want to be with me?'
So it was like, 'Let's put it to the test.' She failed miserably.
Come on, that's tough.
On top of him testing me and pranking me,
I had a lot of adjusting to do coming into Bilal's world.
I was fearful adjusting to, you know, meeting his children.
I didn't know what to expect.
Do you want any kids? Eventually.
When you said 'eventually', how long is eventually?
That is a question your dad needs to answer.
It was obvious that we weren't on the same timeline
to have a child together,
and then he dropped a prenup on me.
I feel as if you don't trust me.
If I didn't trust you, you would not be here.
God forbid, if we didn't work out,
do you wanna take everything that I have?
I ended up signing the prenup last-minute,
because there were two clauses that were put in the prenup.
That was him helping me financially to set my business up in KC,
and also the baby.
Like, us starting a family before I'm 40 years old.
I'm 37 now, so we have over two years.
So the prenup got signed,
and we can focus on getting married! Mmm.
Bilal, do you take Sister Shaeeda
to be your lawful wedded wife?
I do-oo! (LAUGHS) All right! (LAUGHTER AND APPLAUSE)
So I now pronounce you husband and wife.
(INDISTINCT)
I think the best part about being married
is that you don't have to be lonely any more.
You don't have to sleep alone. You have someone that you communicate with every day.
I don't have to spend my money as often, too, so... (BOTH LAUGH)
WAITER: Gonna have you right here. Thank you.
Be right back with some water for you. All right, thanks.
Oh! You smell the aroma... I know! ..in the air?
I am loving the American food,
but I think I'm still fearful to eat beef in America.
It looks very pink and raw.
I have to explain to her that some people eat things rare-medium, or medium well...
Well done. She likes her stuff burnt. No!
Kinda tart?
Yeah.
You ordered an iced tea. 'Unsweetened' iced tea.
I'll pass on the iced tea. How about...?
Nah. Nah, son. Don't come over here, cos this is all me.
Please. You do... Please! You do this every time!
As if it's yours. A sip. A sip, one sip. You don't do a sip.
One sip!
Yeah. See, look at you.
I see the backwash. There's no backwash.
You got saliva just... Come on. (LAUGHS)
We are still learning about each other...
I wouldn't necessarily say I'm OCD. However... You are OCD.
..there's things I definitely... No, I like things a certain way, clean, whatever.
But she is, like, on a whole 'nother level,
like her infatuation with the human tongue.
Yeah, I have an obsession with tongues.
It has to be clean, it has to be pink,
it cannot be, like, cheesy and white. Mm-hm.
Now, we're, like, officially married almost two months.
(LAUGHS) I felt like everything happened so quickly.
It's finally, like... It's a chance to kinda, like, whoosah. (LAUGHS)
Just kinda relax, take things in...
..and just look forward to, like, what life is going to be like in Kansas City.
But...
just one hurdle that we need to, like, get over,
and that's just what happened
between your ex-wife Shahidah and myself.
I don't feel good about it. Yeah.
The problem for me started when Shahidah came to my home
to try to make me sign the prenup.
She was insinuating that I was a gold-digger
who wants to take money from Bilal and his kids.
That's a serious accusation.
You know, the kids have been here. Yeah. I have been here.
So I'm coming from that point of view
where he needs to protect himself, and for the children's sake.
I have to know that, you know,
you're not here for just what he has.
I think we haven't reached an agreement when it comes to that prenup.
What happened in the kitchen... It was unacceptable.
Obviously I don't wanna see you hurting,
but it's like you're holding on to hot coil, and it...
All it's doing is it's burning you, you know?
So just let it go, and move forward. I know there's a saying.
I think it's, 'Men are from Mars, and woman are from Venus.' Yeah.
I'll always encourage you guys just to get to know each other.
Maybe it's beneficial for you all to get together just to talk, you know. Yeah.
We're in each other's lives. You should not be hostile towards one another.
When I came all the way here... Mm-hm.
I knew that you were a package, that you come with kids,
and you came with an ex-wife,
and you want things to be friendly between everyone
for the sake of the children.
We must address what happened.
I will say, like anything, you know, this...
Have the right intentions, you know. Yeah.
Come into it, positive mindset, you know,
and hopefully get a positive outcome. We'll see.
I definitely think that Shaeeda had some challenges
in integrating to my world.
Right now, Shaeeda and my ex-wife Shahidah,
there's a huge gap between those two,
but we need to get on the same page,
because I wanna make sure that that whole dynamic flows right
for my children.
I mean, who doesn't want peace? You know, who wants chaos?
(SOJABOY SONG PLAYING)
Oh, I like that video. Sojaboy. So that's your man, huh, Kim?
He's a good-looking man. Thanks, girl. You go, girl!
So, where... Where exactly is he from?
Oh, he's gonna be coming here?
Ah, wow, OK.
I'm Kim, I am 51 years old, and I am from San Diego, California.
Let's see what he says about your pearly whites. (LAUGHS) Right?
If you would have told me that I would be, like, in love,
I'd have been like, 'You are on some good drugs,
because there's no way in hell.'
Are you comfortable? Yeah.
OK, good. Just relax, and I'll be back in a few. Thank you. You're welcome.
I was married for 20 years. It was bad, though. Really bad.
After that, I said I was never gonna get married,
never fall in love, just go and bang somebody out every once in a while,
and then I met Usman.
# SOJABOY: Woman
I met Usman, AKA Sojaboy, online.
He's a 33-year-old Nigerian rapper. He's, like, an up-and-coming star.
I don't know what I was thinking as I DM'd him,
but I never thought he was gonna respond.
And about three days later, I looked down at my phone,
and he was, like, video-calling me!
No make-up on, hair all bleurgh.
I went in the bathroom, brushed my teeth, put a full face of make-up on.
I called him back, and I'm like, 'Hey!'
I was shaking, because it was like, 'Oh, my God, I'm talking to him!'
We ended up talking, I think, that day, for three hours.
OK, go ahead and lay back, and look at that! Look at that smile.
Oh, my God! Yes, girl! They look amazing!
That is such a difference, right? They look great.
They look so different. (LAUGHS)
I started out as fan, then I became super fan,
then I became friend, then I became 'potential'.
I'm sure he'll notice them. He'll be like, 'They look great.'
He better. He better, right? He better.
And then Usman invited me to Tanzania
to watch him shoot his music video.
I knew this was, like, my chance
to go from potential girlfriend to girlfriend.
Oh, my God! Kim-ber-ly!
Oh, my God! (LAUGHS)
Oh, my God, it's you!
Oh, my God!
Meeting Usman in person was everything to me,
but with him, he had reservations.
He was just like, 'OK, wait.
Let me see this woman in person first, and get to know her better.'
I've explained. Why don't you want to have sex with me? I don't understand.
It's not that I don't want to, I just feel it is not yet time...
You don't want me. Just admit it.
I had to, like, jump through hoops to make this man my boyfriend,
but guess what?
Hashtag, #IWon.
I had one of the best nights of my life with Usman,
but that quickly ended,
because I found out that Usman was in a relationship with Zara
when we started talking,
and the video and song is about Zara.
Why would you bring me down here
to have...shoot a video about another woman?
Oh, my God.
Oh, is it funny?
Is this fucking funny too? Fuck you.
Even though I was really hurt, and I did not like the fact that Usman lied to me,
I still loved Usman, and I still wanted to make things work.
But when the trip came to an end,
things were really shaky with Usman and I,
and I didn't know how this was gonna play out.
Can we just go?
Bye. Bye.
I felt like Usman and I needed time apart after Tanzania,
because it was so intense,
and we still had a lot of issues to work out.
And then, at the Tell All,
when I found out about the video chat with Usman and Zara,
that hurt me more than you could ever know.
You didn't know that Usman had called Zara? Nope.
Like, what the fuck is that? Like...
Kimberly, calm down.
I need a minute. Can you hear me?
I felt like I couldn't trust him. It hurt, it hurt me.
It hurt me. But then, like, he called me,
and just kept apologising and saying he was sorry,
and he was like, 'Hey, I miss you, I want to talk to you in person,
I want you to come to Nigeria.'
And then I really thought about it, and I was like, 'I love this man.
Like, I want to find out what our future holds.'
While I was in Nigeria, I wanted to find out,
'Are we really boyfriend and girlfriend? Does he really love me?'
Love you. Love you.
He treated me like a total queen.
And now? I am 100 per cent confident in this relationship with this man.
He has proven it to me, time and time again,
or, as he says, 'Time without numba.'
I love when he says that.
Hey! How are you?
Hey, so good to see you. You too. You look good.
Vanessa and Alyssa are my absolute best friends.
In the past, they were not happy
about me getting in a relationship with Usman,
but I trust and respect their opinion.
Do y'all notice anything different?
Ooh, I see! Like, dang!
It's better, right? It's better. Ooh, yeah. Looks real good.
Cos remember I was telling you that in Nigeria,
Usman made a comment about my teeth were yellow?
You got it done because of that? Kinda.
I've always been self-conscious about it, you know? Yeah.
I feel like you literally just got back from Nigeria.
I've heard, like, two things about it. It was amazing. We got so close.
He's invited me to come back...
..to meet his family this time, and his mom. Oh, OK.
That's serious. That's good.
I'm going back to Nigeria in a few days.
Really? Yeah.
The fact that he invited me over there to meet his family really means a lot to me...
..so I'm gonna propose to him on this trip.
You're gonna propose to him?
I am. I love him. I wanna do it.
I just think it would be different for me to do it.
What does that mean, though? Like, are you moving to Africa?
No, I'd do the K-1 with him, and bring him here.
Last time we talked, like,
you mentioned it that he does want kids, so... Mm-hm.
..have you guys talked about... a second wife?
Obviously I can't have children, so we would have a second wife
that he would have children with.
I know it sounds crazy, but, like, women there,
they're brought up to do this, you know what I mean?
I'm the first wife, right? Mm-hm.
You know, I get all the love, I get all the good stuff.
I get to travel. I still get to do me, I still get to be Kim,
I would just be married to him, right?
I cannot believe that Kim is entertaining the thought
of being in a polygamous marriage.
I don't think Usman could really have separate feelings,
or no feelings, towards his second wife,
the mother of his children,
and I think Kim is being unrealistic
about him being able to separate feelings completely from this woman.
If he gets that K-1, does he get to bring those kids over with him?
No. Why not? They're not gonna come live with me.
But why... Not with my son. Why wouldn't he want his kids here?
Because that's not how it is there.
Like, I've read the Islamic law... Who are you? Like, what?
Like, you're just... I think you're moving too fast.
And you're entitled to your opinion, just like you're entitled to yours. Thanks! Appreciate that.
But I'm entitled to live my life, too.
I know how judgmental they can be,
but don't think I don't lie in bed and have thoughts like,
'What will I do when he has kids? What's my role?'
I do have these questions. But I feel like I get so defensive,
because it's like... I know the man Usman.
I know the man that makes me so happy.
I'm not a perfect person, right?
But I feel like I'm interrogated, in a way.
Look at the questions you're asking me.
I would never ask you... But are you asking them? I would never ask you guys this!
And now we're talking about this second wife shit?
Can I walk away for a minute, please?
# FRIENDS OF THE FRIENDLESS: Kongrats
ANDREI: Come on.
Oh!
That's not where I was aiming.
Daddy's not a pro yet, but you're gonna be a pro now, for sure.
That's how we are in business.
Ellie, here's one more. Here.
There you go. Good job!
I'm Andrei, I'm 35 years old, I'm from Chisinau, Moldova,
and this is my wife Elizabeth, and we have been married for four years.
Tss-ah! (LAUGHS)
Try it again. Whoo!
We live in Tampa, Florida with our daughter Eleanor.
She is almost three years old.
Hit it hard.
Baby, she looks just like you.
Little Daddy girl.
We met when I was planning a trip to Ireland.
I wanted to meet people, so I downloaded a dating app.
And then this photo of a hot guy in a bathing suit popped up,
and so we matched.
We spoke via video chat and over the phone,
every day, all day, and then I flew out to meet him.
When I first landed in Dublin, we went back to your apartment...
..then made out. (LAUGHING) Yes.
We got engaged, and we decided to apply for the K-1 visa.
Having only 90 days to get married was kind of fast for us,
but we managed through, cos we loved each other.
Right, baby?
You're sexy.
That's all I'm thinking about. I didn't hear what you said.
Just looking at how sexy you are. OK.
Recently, one of the most amazing things
that comes into our success
is us getting a new house. A new house! Whoo!
It means a lot for me to own a house in America,
because being an immigrant, to own a house is a huge step.
It symbolises my America dream itself.
So, what do you think? Happy? I like it. It looks great.
Welcome to my crib. (ALL LAUGH) Wow, nice.
This is the main... This is the kitchen!
..the main thing over here, the kitchen.
Oh, man, this is the party room, right here. Yeah. Nice.
This is where you spend all your time. It's so open.
We got pocket doors, so you can open them all the way and they'll be hidden into the wall.
I have been doing well by myself.
Last year, I decided that I have to get back into the workforce,
and I got my real estate licence,
and, you know, I asked some help from Chuck.
Chuck runs a very successful real-estate business
with the rest of the family,
but they were not happy about me asking for a loan
to start my own company.
So, he said, 'I want you to set me up in business,
and loan me $100,000...' BECKY: What?
'..so I can start flipping houses.' JENN: Shut up. MEGAN: $100,000?
I've got one thing to say: Fuck him. What?
All right, I'm leaving.
Chuck realised that Charlie is never gonna accept me in the family business,
so Chuck took me under his wing, and he decided to mentor me one-on-one.
I'm thankful, because we would not be here right now
if he hadn't done that.
So, have they seen the house? Have your sisters seen it?
No, not yet. No? They have an idea. I've shown them pictures.
They haven't been here. They have nice houses too. Get ready for jealousy.
Oh, their jealousy is already there.
Once Andrei started working one-on-one with my dad,
and didn't have to interact with my siblings,
we were very hopeful things would start to get better
within the family business.
But, honestly, the more successful Andrei got,
they just became more jealous.
Why would you split the profits with someone you're mentoring?
If that's what they decided together as a deal, that's up to them.
No, they're not happy with anything. I'm sick of you being such a fucking asshole!
My dad was really upset,
so he wanted to get everyone together,
so he had a family barbecue,
but Charlie came in ready to fight.
(INDISTINCT SHOUTING AND SCREAMING)
Stop! Stop! Stop.
For me, the hardest part about that day
was just simply seeing how hurt my dad was.
(SOBBING) This is my worst nightmare.
I thought I was gonna see my family to get...
..healed tonight, but it got worse.
Since the Tell All, nobody in the family has been talking to Charlie,
and he is no longer part of family real-estate business.
I've seen Jenn and Becky a few times,
but we try to avoid each other as much as possible.
And this is Ellie's room! Ellie's room, wow. Ellie's room!
The barbecue ended up being one of the worst days of my life.
I'm a cancer survivor,
and I didn't survive cancer to see my family fighting on my back porch.
And a big, big, big closet!
It's put a strain on things.
This is the most fractured that we have ever been.
We have plenty of rooms over here.
That room over there, we're gonna transform it into a studio.
And she can sing, like, in her spare time.
Cos you know how she loves to sing.
Studio? If she's...
Singing. Singing? Yeah. Mm-hm. Are you gonna start singing? Yep.
So, is this gonna be a hobby, or are you gonna try to make a career out of this, or...
What's going on? Well, I don't know. I'll just take it as it comes.
If a studio over there is not gonna work out,
then when we have a second child... Second child?
Can you just... (LAUGHS) ..put a cork in it?
Tie your mouth, please. Hush.
This is something that we haven't discussed yet as a couple.
He's trying to make decisions for me.
Let's not get ahead of ourselves here.
I thought I was just looking at your new house... OK. Yes, you were.
..and now I'm learning you're having a second child,
and starting a singing career? What about your commitment to me?
Right now, let's fucking do that, cos... Just stop.
You fucking stop, stop for a second, do a little bit of listen,
cos you're going ahead, I'm saying we'll have a studio...
Excuse me. Do not cuss in front of your daughter.
Enough.
We just started talking about it. Nothing has been finalised yet.
One step at a time.
I've never really envisioned working for my dad my whole life,
and so recently, I've been kind of toying with the idea of what I love,
and that's singing,
so that's something that I want to get more into.
But my dad's business is very important to me,
and I've put a lot of time and effort into it,
so I don't want to make any rash decisions,
and I'm certainly not gonna let my husband make decisions for me.
# ROMY: Blessing the Bride (Baisa)
Hi.
I woke up this morning, like, in the worst mood...
..from what we talked about last night.
I think it's such a bad idea.
It's just that...
I'm just remembering the last time that they came,
and how mean your mom was to me, and I just...
That was just so hard.
It was so hard for me, and now I have to go through that again.
Do you like...?
Do you like a kid? Son...
smaller, younger than your daughter? That's not...
You don't need to talk about age.
We love each other.
I can make them understand
that you chose a different path in life,
like, you didn't choose their path, you chose your own path.
If I say anything?
Then why should I even be there if I can't even talk?
Yeah, I am, and I would like to talk,
but you're telling me not to talk.
Your parents have to accept that I have things to say,
that I can't just sit there and be quiet!
I'm supposed to just sit there and be quiet, and, you know, take all the abuse? Like...
How...? That's not good for me.
How can he even say that to me? How do you tell me not to even talk?
Yeah, but I would like it
if you would be more, like, with me on my side,
stay with me, you're with me.
And if I'm sitting there crying or upset, then what?
You're gonna be so busy hugging your parents,
what, I'm just gonna sit there and cry by myself?
See, this is what I'm worried about.
I think you're more on your parents' side.
I'm just thinking what's gonna happen!
Just listen to me. How come I always have to listen to you? You don't listen to me ever.
I know what's gonna happen!
You're like, 'Oh, well, you know,
they're...they'll accept it, everything will be fine.'
You know that's not how it's gonna go.
OK, so, anyways...
..I'll see you when you're ready to go.
I don't know!
I don't want you to forget me sitting there.
Then I'm gonna be there, then!
All I'm saying, can I say anything,
or do I have to just sit there?
OK.
I hope my parents will be happy after seeing me happy,
and that's why Jenny being there
as my wife is important.
OK, well, then, treat me as your wife, then.
Don't abandon me for your family.
When you tell them that we're married,
it's gonna re-ignite the anger,
and things are gonna get really, really ugly, I think.
KIM: I just don't feel good about this situation.
These are supposed to be my friends.
I don't interrogate their lives like that,
so why is it my life that's being interrogated like this?
I don't know all the answers, obviously.
I know how I feel about him. Why can't that be enough?
Why do I have to answer all this tonight?
I don't know.
It's stupid. I don't even know why she gets so mad at us.
OK.
I feel like every time I talk about Usman, or any time...
like, I know this is big, talking about a proposal or whatever,
but it's, like, negative.
You know how protective we are of you,
because you have been in some shitty relationships where you didn't get treated well.
Why do you think we're so defensive? Who was protective of you then?
So this is our job. So then we ask the question.
You're throwing stuff out about a second wife and freakin' kids,
and you want us to not ask any questions?
OK, I guess it's a lot.
BOTH: It's a lot. It is very... It's a lot.
The moment she doesn't hear something she wants to hear,
she can throw a fit? That's not OK.
My two-year-old doesn't do that.
Maybe she gets so defensive with us
because she doesn't have enough confidence in her relationship yet.
She wants us to believe she does, and she wants to believe she does,
but it's not... It's just not there yet.
So, I know the first time you went to go visit him,
you found out that he had been talking to some lady...
Mm-hm. Now you guys are 100 per cent committed? Mm-hm.
Fully? Yes. So, like, going into this,
you guys are fully... Yes. ..committed to each other. 100 per cent. 100 per cent.
OK. 100 per cent. How do you know? I just...know.
100 per cent. I just know.
Just please promise me that before you propose... Mm-hm.
..make sure that he's not talking to any other woman right now. OK.
The second wife, the kids, you have to ask these questions,
and answer them with Usman.
You need to know, at the end of the day,
the reason that we ask you these things...
We're just looking out for your best interest. I know.
But I take it like... You know me. You shouldn't. You shouldn't.
I don't really like it when my friends are questioning me.
I get really defensive when it comes to Usman. However, I do understand it.
I have questions about the relationship.
What's gonna happen when we do get married, with the second wife and everything?
I wanna propose. I do wanna spend the rest of my life with Usman,
but until I get answers to my questions, none of that will happen.
2 00:48:59.760 -- 00:49:05.600 align:middle line:90% position:50% JOVI: Put the red one in. MYLAH: Red. Red. Yeah! Good job!
Can I have a bite? Thank you, sweetheart.
Damn, look at you! Sexy woman. Yup.
Goodbye, Mylah. Oh!
Can't take you with me, OK? You be good for Dada.
My name is Yara, I'm 27 years old, and this is my husband Jovi.
You're getting old. Oh, my gosh, no.
She's like, 'Don't go without your purse.' You go with me?
That's her purse. I know.
You take your purse so you go with me?
I'm from New Orleans, Louisiana, and she's from Kyiv, Ukraine.
I know you love your mama so much.
We've been married for two years,
and we have a baby, Mylah, and she's 17 months old now.
Mylah, are you coming with me? I'm really curious why you're wearing shoes in my house right now.
Oh, they're fucking dirty! They're not.
I feel like those shoes have already been on Bourbon Street. You know I hate Bourbon Street.
Yara and I actually met on a travel app.
# HELENA: Do It To 'Em
When I saw Yara's profile for the first time,
she had some really attractive pictures up... Of course I did.
I'd actually talked to a few girls from Ukraine on this app,
and they were like, 'Oh, yeah, if you pay for my flight, I'll meet you,'
'If you buy me an iPhone, I'll meet you,' or something, so...
Yara, she didn't ask me for money,
she didn't ask me to pay for her to get to me...
One trip!
Yeah. Good job.
Now I have a beer belly. ..and now he has a beer belly.
We talked for three months on WhatsApp, and then we met in Budapest.
The first day was super awkward.
I didn't trust her. I had my wallet, passport, cellphone under my pillow,
so that she couldn't take my shit.
The next day was definitely better. (LAUGHS)
And then, I guess about four or five months after that,
we... I proposed to her.
Yeah, we're not really romantics, to be honest.
But for us, if we want to be together,
the only option for me was come to the US.
So I applied for a K-1 visa, and I was approved.
Finally!
Ah, good to finally see you.
My first impression of New Orleans:
'I hate it. This is dirty, this is nasty, I hate it.'
Fucking like an alcoholic.
..and not just about you, and about your fucking alcohol!
Yeah, some of our biggest fights started
as soon as you landed in America.
Yeah, but we love each other, and...
Yeah, we're stuck. 'Stuck', OK.
I now pronounce you husband and wife.
Kiss your bride, my friend. Let's hear it for them, everybody!
(APPLAUSE AND CHEERING) Yeah!
Seven months after the wedding, I had Mylah.
It was the best experience of my life.
After Mylah was one month, Jovi was then to go back to work.
I work with underwater robotics,
and my normal schedule is working one month on, one month off.
And when I came home, Yara had moved from New Orleans
to north of New Orleans, in the middle of the woods.
I did it for keep Mylah safe
and move you from all of those parties and drinks in New Orleans.
I understand that, but having a baby didn't mean, 'Our lives have to end now.'
I mean, I miss the old Yara.
You were fun. Don't get me wrong, you're a good mom,
but you're not fun any more.
I don't go to strip clubs like I used to.
Is that what you did, tried to move me as far away from the club as possible? Yes.
Hey, Mylah. Hey! Oops. Oops!
Come to Mommy. You give Mama a kiss?
(KISSING NOISE) Say, 'Bye bye, Mama.
You go... Go out with your friends. Me and Dada will have fun, right?' Mylah!
Such a little boss. No, she has your personality.
If she don't like something, she drops it on the floor, just like Jovi.
When you gonna let me have fun?
Well, you had fun for all this time when I was pregnant,
and also, I think, once Mylah grow up.
I'm just a babysitter now, what?
Please, why would you play this game with me now?
I just got home from work,
but, you know, now she's going out
with these new friends she just made.
It seems to be her new routine.
I understand that she watches the baby when I'm at work,
but at the same time, I would love to come home and have fun with my friends,
or, even more importantly, spend time with Yara.
You think this is fair? You can just go out and do what you want,
and I get stuck at home with the baby all the time.
I think that, you know, both of us should be doing the same thing.
Look, I don't like these girls, I don't...
I think they're influencing you in the wrong way.
They stay out all night. They never fucking go home.
That's not the kind of people you want to hang out with.
Jovi, my best friends stay in Ukraine,
where you take me from.
I mean, I want to come home from work
and spend time with my family.
I want to spend time with you too, but if I go for two hours out, it shouldn't be a big deal for you.
Two hours turns into six... When? ..and six turns into eight. When?
Every time you go out with these girls.
I'm just saying, don't make this a habit.
Just stop it.
Live my boring life at home. Yeah. Dad life now.
I feel like I'm so much different, because I don't go to party.
I have a few drinks with my friends, talk and go home... What are you talking about?
I don't go to lose my shit in the strip club,
so that's a different story right now.
Different kind of partying? Yes, it is.
OK. Tell Mylah goodbye,
and you can go and hang out with your friends and have fun.
You make me feel like I'm a shitty person
because I wanna get out and have fun.
Just be reasonable. Can you come home by a decent time tonight?
Go out and have fun.
Me and Mylah are gonna stay here, play, have a good time.
You go do what you wanna do. That's fine with me.
You want to put it inside, Mylah? Put it in. Your turn.
(SNIFFS BACK TEARS)
Put that one in. Here.
I'm jealous, because I'm stuck at home,
and all the friends get to hang out with Fun Yara.
I would definitely rather Yara and I go out together,
but we don't find time for each other any more.
My honest opinion?
I think if we didn't have Mylah, we'd probably be divorced already.
But if Yara and I continue to move forward,
and not have enough time to spend together
and have some free time for ourselves,
our marriage is gonna fail.
ELIZABETH: Well, hello.
Oh, my gosh. You made it. Ohh! Don't 'Well, hello' me!
How's it going? Hello, bitches, minus Mom. Mom can be a bitch.
You should have heard what Mom was saying about you earlier. Right?
It was all good.
I have been distancing myself from my family recently,
just because of everything that happened
at the family barbecue last year.
It's been probably about at least half a year
since I have spent time with just my sisters and my mom,
so I'm actually looking forward to this,
and since there will be no male testosterone around,
I am hoping that this will be a lot more peaceful
than the last family gathering.
So, Becky, anything new, any new pregnancy ne...
I guess not - you're drinking.
I am ovulating. Ooh, OK, cheers to that.
You know we're trying. Cheers to ovulation. I know, cheers.
So, what's going on with you? Yeah, so...we recently joined a tennis club.
You did? You did? Yes. Wow.
Do they even play tennis in Moldova?
They do, but it's not popular. (RUMBLING OVERHEAD)
Right, so you just joined, and...
(THUNDERCLAP) (ALL SCREAMING)
(SCREAMS, LAUGHS)
Oh, grab my purse. (SCREAMING CONTINUES)
Where's my purse, Jenn? Oh, my gosh!
I had one sip of my mimosa I just ordered,
and then literally, like, a minute later, it was like...
Usually it's sprinkles. Like, can I get a warning?
Oh, my gosh. All right.
That was the excitement for today. WAITER: All right.
Food will be out shortly. ALL: Thank you.
I don't remember what we were talking about.
That was such a monsoon. What were we talking about? I don't know.
Oh, yeah, you joined a tennis club. It was so cute, because she was so excited,
and she seems more social too after that,
and I want her to come out of her shell. Yeah.
I really want Ellie to do as many things as she can,
so she can figure out what she likes.
And also, too, we are in a place right now
where I can do what I wanna do, you know?
Like singing.
Is that still your passion? Wait, really, Libby?
I want to just, like, do something that I like,
so I'm not stressed, so that doesn't seep into Ellie, you know what I mean?
In the recent months, I have been trying to figure out what really makes me happy,
and to not be as stressed.
And singing is something that I have loved to do ever since I was a small child,
and it would mean really a lot to me to follow my passion.
I mean, from the time you were, like, three years old, you'd sing around the house... Yeah.
..so I'm not surprised that's still something
that's in the back of your mind.
Have you talked to Andrei about singing?
He's supportive of it. He knows I have a great voice.
He wants me to do it. OK.
What's your goal? What's your end game?
I don't know. We just started talking about it.
But I just don't like his approach.
He's... It's like he's giving me permission to step down from working and do my own thing.
Like, I don't need his permission. No, you're not asking.
I'm a grown woman. You're telling him what you want to do.
That's so cute. You should be like,
'Aww, that's so cute. You think you have that much control?'
You really just need his support. That's it. That's it. Yeah.
I'm excited that my sister told us
that she's wanting to re-imagine her singing career,
but Andrei is usually the one to get in the way of her plans.
It seems a little suspicious,
and almost makes me think, like, 'What's in it for him?'
I also wanted to talk about Charlie.
You know, I know that he misses everybody.
Are you guys at the point where you're, like, ready to...
you know, to talk to him, to allow him to apologise?
We have said, many times,
how we feel about Charlie's situation,
and that he needs to get help, and that we want him to get help.
Then we'll come back around.
But he still is not doing those things. No.
Drinking is definitely a huge problem for Charlie,
and my mom is 100 per cent in denial.
As a mother, she doesn't want to believe
that there might be something wrong with her child.
My sisters and I, right now, miss my brother Charlie,
and his wife Megan, too,
cos she was, like, another sister for me, Becky and Jenn,
but we don't want to be involved in it,
and, like, for our mental health,
that's something that we choose as adults, and that's OK.
Why should we say, 'Oh, let's just forget about it, sweep it under the rug,'
like our family fucking does all the time,
and just, 'Kum ba yah'?
So, saying that comes across to me very judgmental.
I mean, I know he has his issues... No, it's reality.
Everybody... How the fuck is that judgemental?
This is very manipulative, Mom.
But at the same time, you know, he's your brother, and hopefully -
We're not saying that we're perfect, Mom!
..I've had to do that. Just cos he's our brother, we don't have to put up with BS.
I never said you did. We're adults, with our own families to think about...
I get that. We're not seeping toxicity into that.
Let me ask you... It's not fair for you to say, 'You're judgmental.'
We see there's an issue, and we're protecting ourselves from it.
So what I would like to do is having some type of a mediator
or somebody come in,
where we can all talk together
and just throw everything on the table.
No, you and Dad... We don't need to be a part of it! Yes, you do.
There's gotta be some way
that you guys can find a common ground
and get past all of this.
But you're not understanding.
You are ignoring the elephant in the room. Right.
He has a problem. If someone drinks every single day...
This is why it's gotten worse. ..that's a disease, that's a problem.
I don't wanna be around my drunk brother any more,
for the time being.
I love him to death, and it breaks my heart that he has a problem.
I totally get that. The thing is, you guys,
I have a big birthday coming up, and I'm not telling you to let down your guard,
I'm not telling you not to have boundaries up,
but I would like for all of my kids
to be in the same place at the same time for my birthday,
and I don't think that's asking too much.
Well, it is, unfortunately, at this point in time. It's not, no.
For one day, for a couple of hours, put your differences aside,
and you guys all be there...
I don't think that's asking too much,
for a couple of hours... Mom, it is. ..for my birthday. It is a lot.
I feel really bad being stuck in the middle of everybody,
because I love all of my kids the same, just as any mom would.
My hope and prayer is that they will all
at least be able to be at my birthday party together.
I just pray that, somehow, we can work through this,
get a counsellor, talk about it...
Did you find a counsellor for him? You and Dad...
(EMPHATICALLY) You can get a counsellor and go with Charlie!
You can do that! I think you have anger issues.
You're, like... Because you and Dad are so fucking frustrating! Oh, my gosh, Mom!
I have anger issues? You're banging on the table!
She's trying to get through to you! This conversation's over.
I mean, we're not getting anywhere.
# EMAN8: Clean
You look nice. Thank you. Look like a mocha.
(BILAL SPEAKING)
As always.
Today, Shaeeda and I, we're meeting with my ex-wife Shahidah,
and the goal is for them to be able to work out their differences,
because my children mean everything to me,
so it's very important to make sure
that my new wife, my ex-wife, their mother,
get along in peace.
It's something that's so important for our entire family.
I am going into this meeting open-minded,
and I do look forward to an apology.
I just wanna put this to rest.
Think...peace is a good thing... Yeah. ..on many different reasons.
And I'm praying that I don't have to go through this again.
Like, after today, we can squash this,
I accept the apology and we move forward.
Right.
For the sake of Bilal and his children,
it would be good for Shahidah and I to just, you know, move past this.
At the same time, I'm not a second-class citizen.
I'm not the second wife, I am the wife.
So I'm not going to be pushed around.
After that incident happened, you know,
I met with Shaeeda, as you remember...
Shahidah!
Uh, yeah.
Our names are similar, but she doesn't have my name.
Bilal took a very long time to let me know
that his ex-wife's name was Shahidah.
And the first thing, I was like,
'Is he some sort of serial name dater?'
I have...a Rolodex
of people that I have dated named Shaeeda.
Whatever. That is a joke.
Stale joke. Dry humour.
Any time I think about her,
I do get upset at how she reacted in my kitchen.
I felt like she was bold-faced, abrasive, unkind.
Yeah. Like, just talking about it is getting me upset.
I never did anything to her.
Like, I... I came in this open-minded, with a big heart.
I was disrespected in my own home. Mm-hm.
You know, she was very much inquisitive,
asking questions that was none of her concern.
You wanna continue to hold on to it? Then you hold on to it.
Or you wanna grow from it, and move on from it?
If she'd never acted that way,
I wouldn't have anything negative to say.
You're a Muslim, right? Yes.
We make mistakes, right?
And then we apologise, and...what's the Muslim thing to do?
I know, it's...it's good to move on and move forward,
but at the same time, I'm nobody's fool.
A divorced wife will not walk into a man's house
and just...tell his new, upcoming wife whatever she wants.
I have given up a lot to be here with Bilal.
I am new. I am your wife.
You should always try to see it from my point of view.
I don't want Bilal to jeopardise the relationship he has with his children,
but I'm worried that he's not going to be on my side.
The reality is that we're going to be in each other's lives,
but I don't want the children to see you guys going back and forth, and bickering, and all that.
That's not good for them. That's not a healthy relationship.
I bought both of you-all the same book...
..and it relates to just how blended families, you know,
can get along and get together,
and knowing that we're not always gonna see eye-to-eye on things.
Bilal is a bookworm. He loves books.
He makes me read a book or two every month,
and he bought his ex-wife Shahidah and myself a book
about divorced people who... learning to co-exist.
Bilal probably thought, giving me that book,
everything's supposed to be hunky-dory.
At the end of the day, you have to deal with her.
You share children with her, not me.
I didn't travel all the way here
to have anyone, or anything, disturbing my peace.
So if things don't go well, that's your problem, not mine.
That sounds like a supportive wife.
Bilal... I am not the type to be dealing with any baby-mama drama.
I refuse to be a part of that.
Of course I want to be on Shaeeda's side,
but when I first met Shae, I let her know
it was a priority to make sure I have peace with my ex-wife,
because my children are my top priority.
So she has to agree with having peace.
If things don't go well today...
..I could be looking at a very steep uphill battle.
Hey! Hi, love! Hey!
How have y'all been? We've been good.
Waiting for you to get out of the house...
Yeah. ..and have some fun with us! OK, right?
Oh, my goodness, I feel like it's been forever before I get out.
That's the mom life. Trust me, I'm dealing with a whole thing right now,
but I at least get to go out. (LAUGHS)
My husband is not really like that,
because he's jealous that he needs to get out too, so...
Yeah. ..you know? No, he had enough time out,
and you had to carry the baby for nine months...
Exactly! ..so we get nine months of girl time! Exactly!
I was like, 'You need to be happy for me,
I finally have friends that can go out!'
Jovi's being extremely selfish.
But when he's gone, it's like a single mom,
I never had time for myself,
and I think he just needs to support me a little bit more.
I'm telling you, Jovi always gets jealous for me to get out,
but when he gets out, he will come home five o'clock in the morning.
Wait, is he still going to the strip club, though?
Not so often, because now we live far away from the strip club.
He just cannot get it. If I get out, then he wants to get out too.
When I very first met Yara, the first time ever,
we're at this dinner with, like, six women,
and Jovi was supposed to be babysitting Mylah.
He called a babysitter to come get Mylah - his mom -
and he's like, 'I'm coming, I'm coming!'
We do need to take a girls' vacation.
I think it'd be fun to either go to Los Angeles or Miami,
we go have our girls' night... Uh-huh. ..you know?
He will literally track my location all day long, where I am. Oh, my gosh, no.
You do not... You share location? He...
He made me do that! Look... He check every second where I am.
He's like, 'Oh, what you doing so long in, like, Saks Avenue mall? Go out from there.'
'Oh, what you doing so long in Target?' Stop. 'Go out.'
Yes. I've never shared location with a man.
It's not normal, right? It's not normal.
When I first moved to America,
Jovi asked me to share location with him,
because New Orleans was so scary,
and he was scared that I may get kidnapped.
But he continued to check my location.
I don't understand why he has this kind of trust issue.
Because you're out of his league.
You're beautiful, young... Oh, my goodness!
..and, yes, that's how it works.
Men literally will come up to you and be like,
'You, I want you. You and your baby, come move in with me,
I will take care of you,' and Jovi knows it.
Oh, my goodness!
I'm just saying, he's not, like, crazy-attractive.
He's cute, and you guys look so cute together,
but I'm just saying she's cuter than him, for sure. Yeah.
There's so much more of the world to explore.
And then he's at the strip club all night, so I'm just, like...
I mean, she's stunning. She's gorgeous.
And, like, she's so young, she's so beautiful...
She could totally get any guy that she wants. He realises that, yeah.
What about your dad? Wait, wait, wait.
You just said Jovi reminds you of your mom? What does that mean?
He have the same reactions. I guess that's why I get in love with him,
because he will be like, 'Yara! We need to do this right now, go and do it.'
So you like to be told what to do? Yes.
Me too. I'm like that. Really? Yes.
Whenever I'm having sex, I think it's so sexy.
(ALL LAUGH)
Has your sex life started back?
For me, when it comes down to it, after you have a child,
it's, like, so hard to introduce back into the relationship.
Oh. Seventeen?
Stop.
Like... Like a banana titty?
How do you think I felt? I had twins.
I literally have empty ziplock bags taped to my chest. Oh, my God.
It's swaying in the wind. And I'm jealous of her! Look at her.
I know, are you kidding me?
I have a breast aug, obviously, and I will tell you,
the number one regret is not going big enough.
I don't wanna look like Pamela Anderson. I don't need it like this.
But if... You would be a cute Pamela, though.
I think feeling more confidence with my body
will help the relationship with me and myself, and I need that.
I feel like I need to do it, because it's just...
it's bothering me, like, I cannot...
It's your confidence. It's your body. It's who you are.
How do you look? Yeah.
What does he think?
So... He tells you that? Yeah, he can tell me... No!
He's so open about saying anything...
Very blunt. He told you that your breasts don't look nice?
Yeah. So I definitely feel like they don't look nice. Well, then he can pay...
He can pay for you to get your new boobs done, so...
How am I supposed to feel sexy
if my own husband giving me ugly comments about my boobs?
A woman wants her man to find her looking sexy, and she wants to feel sexy.
But to be honest, our sex life wasn't so much good
since we have Mylah,
and I feel if I will have my boobs done,
then me and Jovi can more reconnect.
And then maybe we will spend more time having sex,
and less time fighting.
We're gonna spice up the sex life.
Let me help you out and remind you of who you are, what you have.
The pussy is power.
Did she just say, 'The pussy is power'?
It always has been. Oh, my gosh, yes. Ahh!
Oh, my goodness. OK, let's cheers. Here's to ta-tas!
2 01:18:59.960 -- 01:19:01.840 align:middle line:90% position:50% I'll need a bath after this.
Yeah, really.
OK, now I'm all sweaty, and now I'm gonna get mad.
I don't like to be sweaty.
Today, I have invited my parents over to our old house,
and I'm gonna tell them about getting married with Jenny.
My brother and sister-in-law are coming.
It's important for us to clean the house,
because my mother is a clean freak person,
so we have a lot to do right now.
OK, well, I can't get into the corners.
The last time Sumit's parents came to our house
and they stayed with us,
all I got was criticised about how dirty my house was.
I mean, I'm a grown woman.
I don't need her to come in my house and judge me.
I don't need to be judged.
I know. Me too.
I wanna be here as Sumit's wife, because I wanna support him,
but I think this is a really bad idea.
I think that they're gonna take Sumit away from me,
and all hell's gonna break loose.
Sweating again. I just got done sweating,
and now here I am again, sweating.
(DOORBELL)
Anything. OK, OK, OK.
My parents never like Jenny,
and I know it's gonna really break their heart.
I just hope that they can see how Jenny and I are happy together,
and I hope that I don't have to lose the relationship with my parents.
(GREETINGS IN OWN LANGUAGE)
Hi, everyone! Hi. Hello!
Chai for everyone.
I'm so hot from being in the kitchen. Ugh.
Just making chai and feeling hot?
I've been in the kitchen for a while.
(MOTHER REPEATS LINE)
So, how's everybody been?
Congratulations.
Sumit told me not to talk, but he's not saying anything at all.
It's making me more nervous, and it's very awkward,
and I'm more and more sweaty.
I wish he would start talking, so we can get this over with.
Umm...
So...
Remember the last time you guys were here?
And we went and had that nice talk in the park?
Well...what happened with that?
Nothing ever became of it,
I never saw you guys again after that.
OK, what I understood was that you guys were accepting me,
and that you love me...
..and you weren't going to stop us if we wanted to marry,
and that things were gonna get better.
You did say it.
SHAEEDA: This season on 90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After?
Look at this little fucker. Are you going to bite me? OK.
INSTRUCTOR: Line up your knees right underneath your hips.
ANGELA: I'm confused.
I've had a lifestyle change, and I've lost a ton of weight.
I'm sexy, I'm confident, and I can get any man I want. Facts.
Got my mojo back.
Baby, is that you making noises, or the dog? (LAUGHS)
Our sex life is just on a whole different level.
Let's put it this way: she now calls me 'Daddy'.
Oh, my God!
All right, Princess!
Sorry, but I'm not gonna apologise for something I didn't do.
I'm not gonna be pushed around by his ex-wife.
This will get real left, real quick. Come on, just... No, you...
How are you feeling?
Russia is on Ukrainian borders.
I would like to leave all that behind
and move to America together, you and I.
Your behaviour has really turned our family upside-down.
Andrei has such a huge grasp on my sister,
it's like we don't know Libby any more.
It's about your fucking jealousy.
Andrei, you honestly think I'm jealous of you? Yes.
SHUT THE FUCK UP! Fuck off! Fuck you.
I'm in a fucking country by myself. You don't think this is a lot?
You know how much money I've spent on this trip,
trying to impress this dude, for what?
Leave me the fuck alone. Don't go out...
I'll do whatever the fuck I want. I'm single.
(CHEERING AND APPLAUSE)
This is my new life. There's no turning back now,
so tonight, I'm gonna get fucked up.
Seriously?
No, go fuck yourself.
I am done. I'm done with him.
He doesn't give a shit about anything. I'm over it!
WOMAN: Michael! Come out! How about that? She's taking your car apart!
Ever since I signed 'I do' to this man,
everything went downhill.
Hey, hey, hey, hey!
Fuck you, boy, I'm the queen.
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