-[Jamal] ♪ Whoa, whoa, whoa ♪ -[Kim] ♪ 90 Day, The Other Way ♪
-[Kim] ♪ Hey, hey ♪ -[Jamal] ♪ Hey, hey ♪
Oh, it's coming on.
[in Spanish]
[mimics snoring]
Isabel snores.
Sounded like someone that I know.
How many times have I told you,
"Roll over?" How many times?
But once I roll over, I'm good.
I wasn't talking about snoring.
I feel unwanted.
And I feel ashamed that we're fighting so much in front of his mom.
I know it hurts her.
Oh, where'd she come from?
She popped up.
Probably how she learns English.
Her mom... His mom's first words in English will be like,
"[bleep] you. I love you."
I'm gonna be farmer Debbie.
[Oussama] Yeah.
Get ready for milking the cow.
He's like, "I'm gonna milk you."
I heard you can milk just about anything with a nipple.
[David] Oh, my God, I'm so excited.
I love The Other Way.
You know why we love The Other Way?
I'm so excited, so excited for this.
-[Jamal] Whoa. -[Kim] What do you think?
[Jamal] Um...
I wanna try something different because, you know,
everybody always talks about my hair all the time.
-[Kim] So, I was like... -[Jamal] Uh, it's different.
[Kim] You don't like it?
It shows purple.
It's better than black.
Remember when I used to dye my hair black all the time?
-[Jamal] Yeah. -[Kim] What do you think?
-They're just clip-in's. -Now, you're kind of
rocking out right now.
I might add some green, you know?
Might have to get you a guitar or something.
[mimics guitar]
[Kenny] Armando, The Other Way's starting!
[Armando] I'm coming!
-[Armando] I'm excited. -[Kenny] The best show
on Sunday nights!
It's my favorite. I know we always say that.
And you know what, it seems like something's always missing every week.
I think so, too.
I just can't put my face on it.
My finger on it, I mean.
[Bilal] Tonight's the night!
-[Bilal] It's The Other Way! -[Shaeeda] Yes.
♪ New episode, let's go New episode, let's go ♪
♪ Let's go, let's go ♪
Let's get it going.
Oh, where we at?
Where we at? Get it.
Isabel and Gabriel.
-Back that booty up. -Back it up.
Okay.
Oh, I don't know, that form.
-One of the worst... -You used to play basketball.
Yeah, you gotta hit the...
You gotta get the hand up.
Gotta get the knees ready.
-[Trey] What's up, Gabe? -[Gabriel] Hey, yo, what up?
[Trey] How you doing, man?
Hey man, play some hoops.
I think Trey would beat Gabe in basketball.
Height always wins.
Have you ever played basketball?
Yes, I love playing with balls so it really was...
Oh.
I should've known that's what you were gonna say.
You knew that was going to be my answer.
[Gabriel] I met Trey about a year ago in Colombia.
And we're both renting apartments in the same building.
[Gabriel] I ended up hearing him talking on the phone,
and it was in English, and I was like, "Oh, English."
And then after that, we just started hanging out.
God, I do that all the time in Thailand.
You hear somebody speaking English, like,
"Hey, where you're from?"
You know, it's, "Let's grab some coffee."
That's what I do here.
Every time I hear somebody speak English,
"Hey, can we be friends? Can we be friends?"
So, what's your plan, bro?
-Like... -I'm trying to propose to her.
-Like... -What?
Very, very soon.
[Trey] Did you buy a ring?
It's on my... I got a lot of things on my to-do list.
Yeah, he got a lot going on. He got...
He got some surgeries he wants to do, got the ring,
he gotta... He gotta...
Oh, wow.
If it was me versus them right now,
they'd be like, "Wow, are you in the NBA?"
-Okay, relax. -I'm serious. Shoot.
You know my moves.
[Gabriel grunting]
So, she wants to go to El Carmen
-to visit her family. -Yeah.
So, I'm gonna ask her parents' permission.
Are you gonna do the whole traditional thing
-and ask her dad and stuff? -Yeah.
-I didn't do that. -You didn't.
It would've been a big, fat no.
I know it would've.
I knew better.
You asked my dad. But remember, you never asked
-my best friend. -Your dad, your mom.
Well, your best friend didn't produce you, baby.
I have to reveal something else to them also.
What's that?
I'm trans.
So, I was, like, born a girl.
Whoa, what the [bleep]?
Ohhh!
Oh, my God.
He didn't know.
That's not the face of a man who knows.
What?
That's a man of a face who's confused.
He had no idea. I would not know.
[Trey] Wow.
Well, I mean, look, bro. I support you whatever.
I know, I'm, like, "Trey, I'm, like, oh..."
It'll come in time.
-Oh, that's cool. -Wow.
Look it, he doesn't even give a crap.
Well, that's the beautiful side to it.
I'm really happy that he's supportive of him.
Absolutely.
-That's awesome. -I love it. I love it.
[Gabriel] So, I really need to talk to somebody
about me having to come out to Isabel's family
because it's really stressing me out right now.
So, that's what I need to tell her parents before though.
-Oh, wait, wait, wait. -So, I'm be dropping bomb.
No, that's gonna be too much.
Yeah, let's stick with the marriage thing.
[Gabriel] Oh, I don't know.
And we'll go a couple years down the line for that one.
-Oh, my God. -I mean, that's...
Even Trey knows it's too much.
He's trying to give him advice.
Just one thing at a time, bro.
One thing at a time.
Let's just think of the worst.
Let's say he doesn't approve of you.
He gets mad and he says, "Get out!"
Honestly, I have no idea.
I'm just gonna do it now and just hope for the best.
Well, that's all you can do.
I can't wait to see when he meets
-with Isabel's parents. -Yes.
Maybe he should, like, play basketball
with Isabel's dad and, like, hoop him up and beat him.
Or let the dad win to make him feel good.
And he'll be like, "Hey, by the way, I'm trans."
-Ball up. Yeah. -What up.
Cow. Monkey.
Do you think that's, like, a temple?
Yeah, no, it definitely is.
Oh, it's, like, the temple of doom for Jen.
Well, I...
No, you're not getting that.
Yeah!
Jen and Rishi.
I told you.
[Jen] Wow. I'm not in Kansas anymore.
Rishi and I decided to go someplace quiet today
so we could really talk through some of our issues.
Yeah.
Going through wife training the other day confirmed
to me that I definitely don't wanna live in a joint family
and I told that to Rishi right after we left.
Could you live in a joint home?
No. Absolutely not.
I just curse way too much for that [bleep].
Oh yeah, you're loud too. They would hear that.
-I know. -Yeah.
Your mom just has a lot of problems.
We know it.
[Jen] I came here, and...
Things didn't go exactly as planned.
And I'm thinking about these things, and...
It doesn't seem like you're compromising
on much of anything.
Is that, like, his sweatpants on his head?
I can't figure out what that is.
It's kind of giving me
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs vibes,
-actually. -Oh, my goodness.
I love you, but I also have
to love myself, take care of myself.
To me, it is a very bad idea.
It's a bad idea. I agree with Jen.
I think you just have to be open
to learn different things.
Look at Nicole.
She's going through hell,
living with the family already.
Not being able to shower or poop nicely, or...
-Poop nicely? -Comfortably, you know.
-That's a very pooping nicely. -Freely. Freely.
That's the best.
[sighs] I know you did a lot of things.
You moved here for me, for us, so...
I can do for you.
Wow.
I don't believe that.
He just tried to appease her right now.
[Jen] I wanna give us a chance.
But I only have four months on my visa,
so the clock is ticking.
And I just hope
that I'm not setting myself up for more heartbreak.
I feel like he's gonna wait till the last minute
and then just pile all this on the parents
and then they're gonna get mad, you know?
I don't know.
I feel like I'm kind of optimistic.
He seems like a genuine guy.
He seems like he wants to be good.
He just has a lot of people pulling him
-in either direction. -Hmm.
I know what that's like, so.
But he should've thought about that
before she moved down there.
Well, you don't always think things through.
-I sure did not. -So, don't...
So, don't come over trying to,
you know, flex on him like you know
what you're talking about all the time.
Sometimes, we can get take out too.
-You know? Yep. -Yep, yep. I understand.
And have our wine and our take out.
-What the heck? -What do you drink then?
I'm out.
Can't drink wine at home? I'd be like,
"I'm on my way back to the airport."
Look babe, just because we don't drink alcohol
doesn't mean we cannot enjoy a nice virgin colada.
Look at this.
I know.
This looks...
Awesome.
I love it. I love it a lot.
-Yeah. -It goes with my outfit too.
Look.
-It goes with mine. -Yes.
Look, that's fresh off the sheep.
-I would like a blanket... -Yeah, I know.
-...like that. -That blanket looks cozy.
-What do we have here? -Who we got? Who we got?
-Oh! Oussama and Debbie. -Oh! Oussama and...
Look at Debbie!
Debbie looks great for her age.
-Freaking Georgia peach. -Fifty-seven.
Georgia peach. Look at her.
You glow, girl!
'Cause in honor of Debbie,
-our Southern belle... -Oh.
...I got you a fan.
A fan? I'm not that... Hot.
-You're hotter. -I'm that hot.
I knew you would say that.
Look, Oussama, there's some cows
-over there. -Ah, yep.
-It's beautiful too. -Yep.
I'm gonna be farmer Debbie.
Yeah.
Get ready for milking the cow.
Yeah, I don't know how to do that.
Aw, I think they're cute.
I don't know why I think they're so cute.
He's like, "I'm gonna milk you."
I heard you can milk just about anything with a nipple.
I know that we're both gonna have
certain expectations from each other.
What will you expect your wife to do or to act, or?
Oh, well, hmm...
Which half, the bottom or the top?
Uh, they are 100% American.
Our children are gonna be president of the United States.
Half of a Moroccan woman?
Yeah.
The cooking thing might be a challenge,
but I'll try.
-It is easy to learn. -Good. Yep.
And, um...
Sometimes, we can get take out too.
-You know? Yep. -Yep, yep. I understand.
And have our wine and our take out.
-What the heck? -What do you drink then?
I'm out.
Can't drink wine at home? I'd be like,
"I'm on my way back to the airport."
God, by that standard,
he says it brings the Devil inside.
When I drink wine,
it kills all the little devils and get them out of me.
The demons are gone.
-Get some virgin coladas! -Well. Yeah.
Yeah, I couldn't imagine, like, taking wine
to Usman's mom's house.
-You know what I mean? -Yeah.
No, I couldn't have done that. No.
[Debbie] Okay, we're here.
[Oussama in Arabic]
[in English]
"House of Flowers."
It looks mysterious.
He's knocking. He's using the door knocker.
There's a doorbell right there.
Yeah. Nah, he's very old school.
-I guess. -He's very old school.
Uh, do you have reservation?
Okay.
-Two rooms, please. -Two rooms.
-Two rooms? Okay, no problem. -Yeah.
-Double the trouble. -Welcome.
-Double the trouble, yep. -Yeah.
Double the trouble.
Wow.
Okay, I can totally understand
how they're getting separate rooms...
-A thousand percent. -...because we did the same
when you came down to Trinidad.
-Of course. Yeah. -I can, yeah...
We went out as a family unit.
-The result... -No consummating anything
until marriage.
I mean, she had a really long travel.
She's probably not trying to do no hanky-panky.
-Yeah. -Or whatever she
probably calls it.
-Hunky-dory? -I guess.
-Handy-dandy? -I don't know.
What do y'all call it?
Sex.
Mmm-mmm.
[Oussama speaking]
What if this is a law here in Mexico?
What would you have done?
We would've ended up in prison.
Can you be a darling and go get the suitcases,
-please? -Sure, you don't need
-to ask about this. -Okay.
-I'll be back. -Okay.
Poor thing.
Oh, God. Oh, no.
Oh, no. No, no, no.
That was supposed to be his moment.
What he was supposed to be charming.
He was supposed to be Mr. Romeo, Mr. Casanova.
-You know. -Oh, no, no, no.
Uh-uh.
It was pretty much written up front on the visa,
that it's a single-entry 30 day visa.
She didn't have any clue.
I feel this is a crazy American behavior.
You crazy Americans.
She doesn't deserve to be in our country. We smart.
What you trying to say about American, man? Huh?
[Armando] Here you go.
I got us some giggly rose cocktails.
Giggly rose? I love the rose.
What's in it?
I made a special syrup made of roses,
some sparkling waters, some gin, lemon, mix it up,
-and drink up. So... -Wow.
-All right. -So, giggle on.
-Mmm. -Enjoy.
Why is it called, "Giggly?"
'Cause you're always giggling.
Oh, wait. I just giggled. [laughs]
I couldn't even stop myself.
There you go. This is just for you.
-I'm gonna giggle through... -Drink up.
-...the rest of this show. -Oh.
That's how we cut meat back home.
-Yeah? -We chop it up just like that.
I think that's how everybody cuts meat, babe.
-In the open? -They use a knife.
In the open.
Mahmoud and Nicole.
Ooh, remember they were in that big fight.
-Remember? -Mmm-hmm.
[Mahmoud speaking]
That would annoy me.
She's in the bedroom, doing stuff,
and Mom's sitting on the couch,
just staring at her.
She's keeping an eye on them.
Probably making sure she doesn't take her clothes,
when she packs.
[Mahmoud speaking]
I'm sorry, my love.
We should take a drink every time he says, "My love."
Babe, we'll be done with these drinks in 30 seconds.
And then you'll have to make some more.
-No. -Cheers to that.
"My love."
[Simone] I don't know if he meant his apology.
I know I'm still angry.
I feel unwanted.
And I feel ashamed
that we're fighting so much in front of his mom.
I know it hurts her.
The mom looked like she was watching something on TV.
She needed a big bowl of popcorn for all this drama today.
Yeah, and she probably did not understand one thing
they were saying either.
-But she just knew. -She knew.
-Mom's just sitting there... -All like...
Huh? Can you talk a little louder?
-Translate for me as well. -I can't hear.
Probably how she learns English.
Her mom... His mom's first words in English will be like,
"[bleep] you. I love you."
[Mahmoud] I love you, my love, okay?
Uhh, "my love," he just say.
I was sipping' already.
I love you.
-I love you. -Get away!
[Zeinab speaking]
[Simone speaking]
Oh, where'd she come from?
She popped up.
Oh, his mom is, like, right there. Look.
[Mahmoud speaking]
[in Arabic]
[in English]
[in Arabic]
[in English]
[Nicole] If this fight happened in America,
there's no way I would be going over to see anybody.
Not my family, not my uncle, not anybody.
But here in Egypt, it's much different.
You shouldn't do that in America, either.
If you make plans, you should still go.
I don't get why she's trying to compare that.
But you know I'm a big canceller, right?
-[Jamal] Yeah. Yeah. -[Kim] You know. You know.
-You really are. -I'm so bad about that.
-It's not good. -I'm so bad.
[Nicole] I'm still mad and so then I have to go
and pretend like everything's okay,
and you know, just act as if I'm happy
all the time in my marriage with Mahmoud.
Things are great.
She needs some...
-Giggly rose cocktail. -Giggly rose cocktail.
If I was in Nicole's situation, I would go to see Uncle
and I would've carried my sour grapes face
-and you would've known I'd... -You'd been...
-Yes. You would've known -You would've been sour?
-I was unhappy. -Hmm.
[honking]
-Ooh. -Ooh.
Yum, that looks good.
Ooh, they're frying it.
Would you eat from the street like that?
We have street food back home.
-I know. -But I prefer...
-What would you... -...to eat my street food
from my country.
I knew you wouldn't do that.
I wouldn't want to eat nobody else's food.
You don't like... I took you to New York, you didn't even want to eat
the street food.
Rishi and Jen.
I love the music.
-Anil Khanana. -Khanna.
-Nilanshu.
-I thought it said anal. -No. Anil.
Oh, my bad.
[Jen] After Rishi and I talked yesterday,
it feels like our relationship is finally getting back on track.
But now I have to leave the country in a week.
I have a four-month tourist visa in India
and I'm required to leave and come back every 30 days.
What the heck? That's a lot.
Every 30 days? Holy! And it seems expensive there, no?
Yeah. Where you going? Just to the next country real quick?
-Hi. Good evening. -Hi. Good evening.
-Have a seat. -Thank you.
[Jen] So I'm going to meet with an immigration lawyer to
see what country nearby I could go to
and how long I need to be gone for.
I've never heard of a visa like this.
Like, you can stay, but then you have to leave?
-It sounds really expensive. -And come back.
-It sounds really expensive and really odd to me. -It's--
Okay, and you wish to stay here? Forever or...?
Um... [in Arabic]
-[laughing] -[Jen] I would like to stay in India forever.
No, that's Arabic.
She does-- She did good.
She said-- She said it real good. "Inshallah."
I have checked on your visa.
Once when you leave this country,
you have to apply for the tourist visa again.
See, it is written over here. "Number of entries: Single."
Wow.
Once when you step out of this country,
this visa becomes invalid.
-The heck? -What? That's not what she said.
Oh, my God. That sucks.
-She didn't read. -The fine print?
She didn't probably read anything.
-Who reads the fine print? -Baby, you don't read
-typically anything. -[laughing]
It was pretty much written up front on the visa
that it's a single-entry 30-days visa.
She didn't had any clue.
I feel this is a crazy American behavior.
[both laughing]
-Yeah. Crazy Americans. -[laughing]
She doesn't deserve to be in our country.
-We smart. -[laughing]
What you trying to say about America, man? Huh?
-[laughing] -Huh?
Your visa is a tourist visa. There are so many pending applications.
We don't know.
So the safest option that we have right now
is going back to your country.
So he basically just said "You don't have to go home,
-but gotta get the heck up out of here." -[laughing]
-"Crazy. Crazy American." -He did, "Bye, then."
So... [sighs] I'm imagining it only works
if I'm getting married quick--
Very-- Okay. So roughly.
-Yeah. -What are we talking?
15 days, 20 days, you know.
That's scary for me.
I mean, at least we give 90 Day Fiance in America.
She's got 29 days, but with a waiver of 20 if you have a date.
[Annie laughing]
She might be having second thoughts.
[both laughing]
My biggest need right now is more quality, in-person time with Rishi.
-Appreciate your help. -Good luck.
-Thank you. -Thank you so much.
Have a nice day.
[Jen] And now we have to what,
go back to a long-distance relationship?
It's devastating. It's heartbreaking.
-Aw. -Aw.
Hey, I totally understand where she's coming from.
But, you know, at the same time,
anything worth having is worth fighting for.
Well, there it goes. Rishi having a few months to tell the family.
Rishi's like, "Well, I'll be sending my
shirtless pics all over the damn place
-then if you're geaving." -[laughing]
What'd I say? Geaving?
-Geaving. -[both laughing]
-Leaving. [laughing] -The drinks.
-Geaving. If you're geaving... -[laughing]
I won't be geaving you another drink.
[both laughing]
[in Spanish]
Ooh!
I hope--
Now I hope he says that in half an hour.
Do you think Gabe's going to tell him right now?
I know I'm happy when I'm eating food.
So I'd probably break bad news to people when I'm eating.
[Jamal speaking]
-No cap and wildin'? What does that mean? -Yeah, you know-- Tsk.
-I'mma give you a quick vocab lesson, real quick. -Yeah, please.
So no cap, it basically means like, no lie.
And then wildin' is basically like, "Oh, my gosh! Like, she's tripping."
-Okay. Okay, okay. -You know what I'm saying?
"You were really trippin'!" And then I'll give you a third one, bussin'.
-Have you heard of bussin'? -Bussin'? Like school bus?
No, not like a school bus. Bussin' is like, "Yo, those shoes,
those are some bussin' shoes right there."
You know, like, "These sandals are bussin'."
-Okay. Got it. Okay. -Yeah, so try using 'em in a sentence.
-This show is wildin'. -It's-- Okay.
-That's-- Yeah, this show is wildin'. -Is the show wildin'?
Is the show bussin'?
-It's not bussin'. -No cap?
-I'm done. I'm done with it. -[laughing]
Oh, my gosh. You could tell that's Egypt. Listen to the sounds.
-Ah, Mahmoud and Nicole. -Still--
-Still with the melons back there. -Hey!
Ah, they're about to go see the uncle.
-Yeah. -About to see the uncle.
[Mahmoud speaking]
I think that's how it works between couples.
Like, you have a argument,
but when you're going to meet your family members,
-you try to like, put all of that behind. -All the differences,
-throw them to the side. Throw them to the side. -Yeah. Throw them to the side.
I feel like Nicole's going to turn up one time,
-for real. -In front of the family?
-I just feel like she's ready to explode. -Mm.
[in Arabic]
[in English]
[Simone] Uh, yeah.
[in Arabic]
[both laughing]
That sounds like me. [laughing]
Yeah, I have the business casual sweatpants with a polo top.
[in Arabic]
Uh, Mahmoud likes for me to cover my body.
And in America, that's not really normal.
And so when you go the store, all you can find are
shirts that come down to here, short sleeves,
tank tops, hemlines up to here, even shorter sometimes, like this.
Well, we have those clothes in America. It's just
-more harder to find. -Girl, look what I shopped and I got this.
She need to shop in the same store like me.
Okay, so she's trying to design something
she would want to wear than others like her.
-So it's still conservative. -Mmm-hmm.
[speaking in Arabic]
[woman laughing]
[Mahmoud chuckles]
-It's about you or the grandma? -Oh.
-You. Aha, you, honey. -Uh-huh.
You're now in a family that's very conservative.
-Right. -Yeah.
I still don't know how to tell Mahmoud that I'm questioning my faith,
and whether or not it's right for me.
Because I think it would jeopardize our relationship.
It's already like, teetering.
Like, on-- [chuckles] on the brink of collapse, right, and--
And I feel like my marriage would be over.
-I want her to take more responsibility. -[sighs]
She's always saying, "Mahmoud this, Mahmoud's making me do that,"
but you're not even sure what you want to do.
People make it so hard when it's so easy.
It's not that difficult. It's really easy. Take your time.
-You got this, girl. I'm rooting for you. -You got it.
Pigeons!
Oh, yeah. We're in Colombia.
[in Spanish]
[mimicking fanfare]
-[boy chuckles] -Their turtle's name is Donatello.
-Yeah. -Our turtle...
-Oh. -Our turtle's name is Michelangelo.
[laughs] Oh, yes.
That is so cool.
-Gabriel and Isabel. -Yay.
[Gabriel] I've been living in Colombia for about three weeks now and today
me, Isabel and the kids are driving to El Carmen
to stay with her parents for a couple days.
-Ooh. It's all coming down. -Oh, they're staying with them.
I would've rented a hotel or something.
-[chuckles] -Just in case.
[in Spanish]
Isabel doesn't know this, but I'm planning on proposing to her on this trip.
But it's really stressing me out right now because before I do that,
I need to tell her parents that I'm trans and get her family's blessing.
Oh, goodness. This is going to be a long couple days.
He's got a lot going on, you know.
So, I mean, you're going to see grandma and grandpa,
you're going to ask permission for marriage,
you're going to come out as trans...
-Mmm-hmm. Well... -...and you hope everything goes well.
I have cross fingers, but it could be arthritis. [laughing]
[in Spanish]
[kisses]
They like him a lot.
That's a good, good start.
They're such good huggers. Like, they're giving each other
-such tight hugs. -[chuckles]
[in Spanish]
Oh, they're religious-religious.
My grandmother is the exact same way.
If you're not married and you're coming over at her house,
you cannot sleep on the same bed with your partner.
Babe, my parents is that way and I'm that way.
-And she was a Roman Catholic. -Anybody who visit our house,
they're not married, they do not sleep in the same area.
When I went to your house, the first time,
it's not like we stayed-- We weren't married yet.
[David laughing]
[David continues laughing]
[Gabriel in Spanish]
-[mimics snoring] -[all laughing]
[laughs] Isabel snores.
Sounded like someone that I know.
-You, babe. -[laughs]
How many times have I told you, "Roll over?" How many times?
But once I roll over, I'm good.
You snore no matter what side you're on.
-What? -I wasn't talking about snoring.
-What were you talking about? -[both laughing]
[in Spanish]
Do you think Gabe's going to tell 'em right now?
I know I'm happy when I'm eating food.
So I'd probably break bad news to people when I'm eating.
He could do it like, really quick. "Amen."
-"Guess what? I'm trans." -Oh.
[Gabriel in Spanish]
[Gabriel] Mm.
-Uh-oh. He's gonna let it out. -Mm.
I wonder if he's going to come out to her parents.
-He look like he's trying to like, warm his way up. -I don't think--
I don't think he's going to do it right now.
[in Spanish]
-Ooh! -I hope--
Now I hope he says that in half an hour.
Wow. "Welcome to the family." I didn't get that.
I did not get any of that.
-Remember? -They like you now, though.
-So shut up. -[laughing]
This is it. Tonight.
That's a big piece. A big statement piece.
-The lioness is coming out. -Wow.
-I mean, it should be a cougar, instead. -[both laughing]
-[David] Ah, my love. I'm ready for-- -[Annie] Uh...
The rest were in the dishwasher. Not done yet.
We drink a lot more than we used to. [laughing]
-Cheers! -Cheers!
I promised to only have one glass a day.
Promise we've been switching glasses. [laughing]
Where we at?
Mmm. Morocco.
-Debbie and Oussama. -Ah. I like watching them.
-I know. They're fun to watch. -[chuckles]
I like that bathroom. That's cool-looking.
-Ooh! -Look at her looking all beautiful.
This is it. Tonight.
What the heck are you wearing, girl?
-The lioness is coming out. -Wow.
That's a big piece. A big statement piece.
-I mean, it should be a cougar, instead. -[both laughing]
Would you wear it?
-Yeah. I would wear that. Shoot. -[chuckles]
I don't know where.
Aw, it looks so nice.
Look at that. Is she going to do a spin?
-Oh, look at her making a grand entrance. -[chuckles]
Oh, look at that.
-That's not a blanket, that's her dress. [laughing] -Oh, sorry.
[David laughing]
How are you, kind sir, this evening?
She's always smiling. I love that energy.
I know. She does.
I mean...
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
-What is she talking about? What the hell? -Wait.
-What the heck is he talking about? -Isn't she there to stay?
Look at that. You saw the head tilt from her?
-Yeah. -She's like, "What do you mean?"
Well, I need to live with you in reality
to see if you accept me in reality,
-if me accept you in reality. -Why couldn't you tell me,
"Gee, Debbie, why don't you come and I'll see if I can accept you in reality or not?"
Why didn't you say something like that?
Wow.
-Oh, dude! -Oh! So he did trick her into it.
I mean he basically said, "I tricked you."
That's messed up.
After three years, you have the audacity to say that to me?
-What? Wait. -But reality is being honest with each other.
I did not see this going this way. [chuckles]
You can tell she is really trying to keep it together
and not going off and like, tearing that room up.
Debbie just got slapped in the face by Oussama.
-[mimicking slapping, chuckles] -Mmm-hmm.
[Debbie] My expectations were you were going to man up.
And now all of a sudden you've changed your mind.
A man's word is supposed to mean something.
Obviously, I didn't know you as well as I thought.
I feel sick, man.
Aw, I do feel so bad for her.
-Oh. She's taking off. -Ooh.
-There's two doors, Debbie. Get 'em both, yeah? -[both laughing]
[sighs] I mean, this whole, like, miscommunication thing,
it just seems to be the theme with all these international couples,
including the one that I was in.
It's like you just tell you what you want to hear to get you there
and then you get there and you find out the truth. You know?
It's pretty bad.
[narrator] Still to come on 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way.
[in Spanish]
You see how he opened the coconut?
-What the heck was that? -Oh, my God. [laughs]
Finally, I'm ready to enjoy my new life in The Dominican Republic.
Ooh! Look how beautiful that is.
Oh, the tropical weather looks so beautiful. I do miss it.
-[chuckles] Are you ready? -I'm ready.
Today is my wedding day!
-Oh. Getting married. -Oh. They are getting married?
-All right. -Whoo! Look at them.
-Whoa! -Yay!
Whoo! Whoo! Whoo!
-[Debbie screaming] -[camel grunting]
[Oussama and Debbie laughing]
[Oussama speaking]
He's crazy in love.
Got Deb on a camel. Look at her.
That looks like a broken hip situation.
[speaking Hindi]
She is 48. You know they weren't going to be happy about it.
They're thinking, oh, my God.
-She might as well be 100 in a nursing home. -Might as well.
She can't have kids anymore.
I didn't know what dressing modestly truly meant until
the first time I wore a swimsuit.
Ooh! Nicole's pissed.
Yep, that's it, girl.
[Bilal] Mmm-hmm.
I was born a woman and I am trans.
[exhales]
[Isabel in Spanish]
Please, dad, give a good response.
[in Spanish]
-[laughing] -Whoa!
Did I hear that right?
Why are they talking about private parts?
Hey, Daniele and I have things in common.
-[laughing] -Yeah.
I'm afraid that this is the person that he really is and he's been
hiding that for the last year.
Why would you talk about that?
Is that her ex?
Is she still friends with her ex?
Why would you send a girl a picture of you half-naked?
No, Rishi. You don't do things like that.
-Oh, God. -Killed it with the pic.
Oh, my God. He's a tall version of Colty.
-Rishi's proud of his body. -[laughing]
I send 'em all the time. [laughs]
-You better not. -[laughing]
[Nicole] Leave me the [bleep] alone, Mahmoud.
Okay, what's happening here?
They're in the middle of the street.
You don't even remember! Just leave me the [bleep] alone!
I'm tired of you. I'm [bleep] tired of it.
Every single [bleep] second, picking on me.
-Whoo! This is a big frigging season. -Whoa! [chuckles]
It only gets better, I see.
-That is crazy. -I know, right? [laughs]
-We got to wait for a whole another week. -[groans]
A whole another week.
This season's getting messy.
-Oh. -It is so messy, but I'm so invested.
-Yeah, no. -Right?
I can't wait for the next episode.
-Yeah, me neither. -I can't wait.
Oh! Oh!
-Let's go tip the box of wine. -Yes.
So I'm going to check on that turtle that you didn't check on.
Make sure it... [laughing] It has food.
-[laughing] -I'll get used to the feeding.
I'm going to stretch my neck. So much tension.
And I'll meet you back here in ten minutes.
I'm going to go take my little
-purple extensions out 'cause the clip-- -You should.
-It's time. -[laughs] "It's time."
-It's time to go. -The clips are starting to hurt a little bit.
Baby, I gotta go do dishes.
-So let's-- Come and-- -Tonight I'm going lay here
-and fan myself. -No, come and help me.
This is what a king does.