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In this episode of 90 Day React: Babas and Banter, Amir and Laila unpack the chaotic third episode of 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days. They dive into the unexpected revelation that Rayne, despite her big talk, actually eats chicken. Laila breaks down Rayne’s insecurities and possessiveness over Chidi, which lead to more explosive reactions when Chidi reveals his celibacy plan. Amir shares his thoughts on the cultural clashes, from TigerLily’s whirlwind wedding to Adnan, to Brian overwhelming Ingrid with his daily challenges too soon. The duo also dissects the tension of Sunny and Veah's budding relationship, predicting more drama as Veah’s ex-boyfriend tags along on their international trip.
In this episode of 90 Day React: Babas and Banter, Laila and Amir dig into Episode 2 of 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days Season 7. Laila breaks down the problematic dynamics between some of the couples, pointing out subtle forms of control and entitlement, while Amir shares his thoughts on cultural nuances and family expectations. More discussion topics include, Rayne’s unsettling behavior and possessiveness toward Chidi; Laila’s frustration with TLC’s treatment of trans cast members like Faith, and the inappropriate questions they’re forced to answer; Tiger Lily’s questionable decision to marry Adnan on day one—and Amir’s skepticism about their future.
In the debut episode of 90 Day React: Babas and Banter, father-daughter duo Amir and Laila jump into the drama of 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days Season 7. From Rayne’s outlandish conspiracy theories to Brian’s challenges as a quadraplegic man navigating love, Amir and Laila offer commentary on the latest crop of couples.
Laila also shares a juicy tidbit about how she’s been blocked on Instagram by one of the original 90 Day Fiancé cast members—find out who and why.
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Join Amir and Laila, a witty Iranian American father-daughter duo from Long Island, as they hilariously dissect the world of 90 Day Fiancé. With Amir’s boomer wisdom and Laila’s millennial…