It’s the season finale, and Amir and Laila are going out with a bang—and a burn. That’s right: we met Sarper and Shekinah in real life and lived to tell the tale (even after surviving Sarper’s intense fitness class at 8 months pregnant!). In this final episode of Season 2, we’re spilling all the behind-the-scenes tea, from their real-life energy to the unexpected sweetness of a couple known for chaos.

Back at the tell-all, Amini accuses Ani of owing her $60K in rent, Danielle throws around microaggressions like confetti, and Megan still thinks she’s Juan’s wife. It's an unhinged end to an unhinged season—and we’re here for every second.

Stick around to the end for a special giveaway, and hear more about our upcoming hiatus as we take a short break before Baby Banter arrives.

Thanks for watching, reacting, and yelling with us—see you next season!

In this explosive tell-all kickoff, Amir and Laila break down the end of the season and the beginning of the reunion fireworks. Amini shows up locked, loaded, and ready to expose everyone with screenshots, rent receipts, and enough side-eye to power the entire stage. But while she’s bringing the facts, she’s also bringing chaos, turning every segment into a personal takedown.

Meanwhile, Shekinah and Sarper try to play united, but the GPS-tag meltdown, mid-stage crying, and “bedding” flashbacks say otherwise. Sean stays silent (as usual), and Saeed reappears in the same shirt, once again offering unsolicited vibes and mixed signals.

It’s a perfect storm of receipts, regrets, and reality TV delusion, and Amir and Laila are here to break it all down.

👉 Tune in for cultural insight, reality TV realness, and some good old-fashioned banter.

This week, Amir and Laila break down the long-awaited thruple decision—and Amani’s unhinged descent into “Pick me, or I will destroy you” territory. Any is forced to choose between Matt and Amani, and while she says she’ll be “fine” either way, her death glare says otherwise.

Meanwhile, Stevi and Mahdi inch toward a wedding, but Saeed continues to hover questioning Stevi’s queerness on her literal wedding day. Over in Sarper and Shekinah land, a “bedding planner” rearranges an ugly Airbnb just in time for their alternate ceremony.

This episode is packed with petty behavior, wedding chaos, and some of the most delicious tension we’ve seen yet.

👉 Tune in for cultural insight, reality TV realness, and some good old-fashioned banter.

This week, Amir and Laila unpack the chaos of Alliyah and Sean’s big day—from a painfully delayed bride to a groom who straight-up disappears. With Alliyah still doing her makeup hours after showtime, and Jackie failing her one job to get her to the venue, guests are left sweating in the heat while Sean storms off. Meanwhile, Shekinah tracks Sarper down with a GPS tag (yes, really), and we finally get some insight into Sarper’s past marriage—and his bizarre logic on commitment.

In Guadalajara, Any introduces her throuple to her family in a scene filled with shock, silence, and low-key savior complex energy. And just when we thought things couldn’t get messier, Juan picks the worst possible moment to confront Jessica about learning Spanish. One thing’s clear: timing is not anyone’s strong suit this week.

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This week, Amir and Laila wade through a mess of late-stage prenups, emotional regression, and deeply unserious wedding plans. Shekinah and Sarper get matching neck tattoos and announce they’re skipping the wedding for a “bedding” instead (yes, it’s as awkward as it sounds). But the night ends in chaos when her friend dares to bring up a prenup—prompting Sarper to storm out after proposing his terms: a fine for every pound Shekinah gains. We. Were. Screaming.

Elsewhere, Stevi and Mahdi continue to spiral after Saeed pushes back on their rushed wedding timeline—despite it being Mahdi's idea to begin with. And in throuple land, Any finally clarifies her name, identity, and sketchy paperwork via a translator, offering clarity (and a side of shade). It’s an episode full of hurt feelings, last-minute ultimatums, and the kind of reality TV logic only 90 Day can deliver.

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This week, Amir and Laila unpack an episode full of passive-aggressive power moves, burlesque backlash, and one very awkward dress fitting. Joan shocks us all with how cold she is toward Lucille—shutting her out of the wedding dress moment, even though Lucille’s footing the bill. Laila’s done defending her. Meanwhile, Sarper gets dragged to Dan’s Mario-castle rental (??) to squash the beef, and it nearly turns into a slap fight—until Sarper begrudgingly chooses peace.

Stevi takes Mahdi to a burlesque show for their joint bachelor party, and it backfires hard. From cultural insensitivity to nude painting drama, tensions reach a boiling point with an unexpected confrontation from a friend who seems more invested than he should be.

Elsewhere, Mina finally signs the adoption paperwork—but not without a few eyebrow-raising moments from Mark—and the throuple continues to combust as Ray tries to clear the air... and somehow makes it worse.

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This week, Amir and Laila dive into a surprisingly revealing episode—emotionally and otherwise. Juan enjoys himself a little too much at his bachelor party and tries to tell Jessica he misses cruise life. Jessica's not having any of it. And yeah, she might be tipsy—but she’s not wrong. Meanwhile, Mahdi continues spiraling over Stevi’s nude art, her wedding dress, and her entire identity, giving major "I'm not ready for this" energy.

Sarper gets jealous of a handyman’s looks, and Mark fumbles again by suggesting Mina’s daughter should stay with him if Mina should go back to France. Over in throuple land, Ani’s still legally married and possibly hiding money, while Ray plays narrator of chaos.

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This week, Amir and Laila return after a quick hiatus to catch up on the last two episodes of 90 Day Fiancé, and the awkward tension between Stevi and Mahdi is hitting new heights. Mahdi re-proposes to Stevi with the same ring she previously gave him (??), but the real issue? He still can’t deal with her nude art—or her potential bisexuality. Meanwhile, Juan’s had it officially with Jessica’s meddling best friend Megin, and Amir and Laila are ready to start a GoFundMe to get him back on the cruise ship.

Over in Shekinah and Sarper land, a mountaintop moment turns into a volcanic fight, and the throuple triangle continues to implode as Amani flexes control. Lucille surprises everyone by offering to pay for Joan and Gregory’s wedding, but it might come with strings. And Sean and Alliyah keep circling the same tired issues. Spoiler: we’re tired, too.

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Things go from messy to luxuriously petty this week when Mark’s friend Diana casually reveals that he bought BMWs for his daughter and an ex—while Mina’s still over here trying to secure a basic conversation about their future. Amir and Laila break down the moment Mina’s face says it all, and Mark fumbles every opportunity to show up like a real partner. Meanwhile, Sarper decides it’s a great time to try stand-up comedy (??) before projectile vomiting on a whale-watching date with Sophie.

Elsewhere, Stevi’s dad gives Mahdi some heartwarming real talk, and over in the throuple, Amani’s treating Any like a background character while writing the entire script herself. From luxury lies to emotional manipulation, this episode is packed with tension, awkward laughs, and top-tier side-eye.

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This week, Amir and Laila dig into the emotionally chaotic lives of 90 Day Fiancé’s most stressed-out couples. From Amani’s wine-fueled meltdown to Jordan’s passive-aggressive demand for an apology, this episode is full of secondhand embarrassment and barely veiled manipulation. Amani reaches peak “main character” energy at the winery, demanding public declarations of love while calling her partner a "whore" mid-sob.

Over in Mark’s family, Mina continues to get steamrolled—cornered into apologizing to Jordan, who shows up with big villain energy and zero self-awareness. Meanwhile, Mahdi's struggle to adjust to life in the U.S. escalates when Stevi questions his constant calls to his mom, and a gym outing becomes an accidental culture shock.

👉 Tune in for cultural insight, reality TV realness, and some good old-fashioned banter.