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02x11 - Tell All

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "90 Day Fiancé". Aired: January 12, 2014 – present.*
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02x11 - Tell All

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Surprise.

Six couples...

Let's toast.

Forced to make
a gut-wrenching decision.

I can't believe this.

I gave up everything.

Get married...

Will you marry me?

Or get packing.

It's not fair what you're doing.

The 90-day race to the altar
is over.

You may kiss your bride.

But burning questions remain.

Are any of you in it
for the green card?

Now for the first time ever,

the "90 day fiancé" couples
meet face-to-face...

We decide to change our life
for love.

Set the record straight...

Mohamed, do you love her?

Wow, am I selfish?

Am I manipulative?

She was trying to get
mohamed to leave me.

And open up
about the most intense

experience of their lives.

I wanted everybody to see

the amazing person
that I fell in love with.

For better...

How was the happily ever after
the night of your wedding?

For worse...

I didn't even get the chance
to explain my side.

Nothing is off limits.

Are you and Danielle
being truthful

about your relationship?

Get ready...

I mean, obviously,
the honeymoon's over now.

It all begins now.

the couples tell all."

I'm Erica hill,
and this is a very big moment

because for the first time ever,
all of the couples are together.

Danny and Amy,
Justin and evelin,

Brett and daya,
Danielle and mohamed,

cassia and Jason,
Chelsea and yamir,

all here in the same room.

Welcome, everybody.

Hi.

Nice to have you all together.

So, first question.

How many of you think


No.

Because when someone come
to a different country,

he need like 90 days to adjust.

People, they judge
when someone new come,

and especially
when it comes to family.

They want to make it
like it's the wrong decision.

They don't care
about your feelings.

They only think about,

"it's the wrong decision

because he's someone
not from this country."

Daya, you started to get
a little bit emotional

when mohamed was talking.

I don't want to cry.

Well, 'cause it's not easy
being judged by...

I don't want to cry.

It's okay.
Take your time.

It's not easy being judged
by people that doesn't know you

and, like, being called
a gold digger, ungrateful,

which is...

I'm really not.

Like, it hurts.

It's so hard.
It is really hard.

Cassia, it looks...
this is affecting you, too.

We can tell over there.

Yeah, I know
what daya's talking about

because people judge me, too,

and they are so mean,

and they think they have
the right to judge you,

and it's very wrong.

Uh-huh.

Uh-huh.

You brought up some good points
that we're definitely

gonna get into a little bit
later in the show,

but there is so much
to talk about.

We want to take a look back now

at where it all began,
the ups and the downs,

and for some of you,

it was a little unclear
if your relationships

would even get off the ground,
literally.

Let's watch.

I am getting on a plane tomorrow

to fly to rio.

I would expect for you to be

a little bit more excited
about it.

'Cause I really thought you were
gonna give me roses.

Oh, yeah.

Let's get naked.

Now look at this.

What?

This.

I'm the king of the bedroom,
remember, not the kitchen.

You are queen of the kitchen.

When she's under
a certain amount of stress,

she starts behaving
quite differently.

So, how much can one man take?

You got 90 days to find out.

I have 90 days to find out.

Damn.

So, Jason, how much time
did you and cassia

spend together physically
in the same place

before she came here
to the U.S.?

About 32 days.

Cassia, what made you decide

that it was time
to take that leap with Jason?

He was like my best friend.

I could count on him
for everything,

so it's hard to find someone

that you have this kind
of connection, you know?

Justin and evelin,
how about you guys?

How much time
did you get to spend together

prior to evelin coming here?
About 21 days.

I went down there
about three different times.

It was just like a honeymoon
every time I went down there.

So, you did the honeymoon first.

Pretty much.
Well, three times, yeah.

So, I mean, obviously,
the honeymoon's over now, but...

Wait, wait, wait, wait.

You know.

And, you know,
once you come back,

you come back to, you know,

living together
and being together

and, you know, we got a lot
of challenges going forward.

Look at this.

Evelin, when you see the sink
full of dishes,

and, Justin, you remind her that
she's the queen of the house,

what were you thinking
in that moment?

I understand,
because this is a bachelor.

Now it's different.
Now it's different.

Now it's different?
Yeah.

Now it's different.

Justin, are you looking

for a more
"traditional" relationship?

Well, obviously,
I'm not a good cook, you know?

I can't clean that good,

so it's not, you know,
like a requirement

when I was seeking out,
you know, my wife.

In terms of traditional
marriages,

I just think, you know,
the institution of marriage

changes, you know,

from what it used to be
to what it is now,

and I think that
we're trying to, you know,

find that good balance.

So, these were, as we know,

big life-changing decisions
that you were all making.

Yamir,
before you left Nicaragua,

your manager, Gabriel,

was really tough
on you and Chelsea.

We want to watch that clip.

What's the next step?
A rural town in Illinois?

Be honest.
Only he can figure...

he has to have a plan.
He has to be there.

He has to be there,
and he has to see that...

I mean, if you were to tell me
he's heading to L.A.

Or he's heading to Miami
or he's heading to anywhere

where there is
some kind of Latin subculture.

But he's heading to the midwest

in the United States of America.

For a latino
who doesn't speak any English,

that's a serious situation.

Whew!
There's a lot there.

So, you did have
a successful career.

Why come here?
Why not stay there?

So, you thought
for her to be happy,

she needed to come home.
Exactly.

What about the reaction
that you've had, too,

that you broke up myla vox,

that you're sort of the yoko ono
of this whole situation?

You start to really think,
like, "wow, am I selfish?

Am I manipulative?"

Like, the words get to you,
but it reinforces the fact

that, no, we made
this decision together.

You were not the only couple
who dealt with skepticism.

Brett, for you and daya,

your mom seemed
very open-minded.

She came to the airport
to pick you up, daya,

but it seemed like that's when

some of the worrying
set in for her.

Let's take a look.

Did you tell her?
What?

About the ring?

Oh.

Yeah, so we're gonna take it in,
and we're just gonna...

yeah.

Brett was completely...
like, "she's here.

I'm excited."

I wasn't picking up
that vibe from daya.

That got a big reaction.

A lot of people siding
with your mom.

You know what?

All of us have a mom,
and they are gonna go to bat

for each and every one of you
harder than anyone else.

And so, she has seen me go
through a very painful divorce,

and she's there to look out
for my best interest.

Why were you so concerned
about the ring?

Well, when he gave me the ring,

when I saw a speck on in,
I was like,

"oh, is he being
real to me?"

Like, it's really okay to me
that he gave me a fake one

for as long as he tell me
that, you know,

"that's fake, but, you know,
my love for you is real."

And when we saw, you know,
the roses and the ring

and, like, I felt terrible.

I wanted the whole world to see
this beautiful and amazing

just heart-of-gold woman.

I wanted everybody to see
the amazing person

that I fell in love with.

Daya,
you said you're very honest.

Do you think it was...

that your honesty
was misinterpreted?

I was just hurt.

I'm sorry.
I'm a crybaby.

That's...

when I came here, like,
I felt so sad

because I was judged,

and then I didn't even get
the chance to explain my side.

I'm sorry.

So, this is your chance, though,

to set the record straight

if you feel that there
was something out there

that doesn't represent
who you are.

Well, to me, like,

as much as I want to explain
to them,

like, each of them,
those who judge me,

you know, to me,
first impression lasts.

It's me against the world.

Me and him against the world.

Coming up, the expl*sive truth
about mohamed and Danielle.

Mohamed, do you love her?

And Danny and Amy on facing off
with family.

When you were sitting there
listening to your dad

say those things,
what was that like for you?

The couples tell all" returns.

The couples tell all."

I'm Erica hill here
with all six couples.

Fans cannot get enough
of your stories,

so now it is time to answer some
of the big questions out there.

So, let's do it.

Justin and evelin,

the way you announced
your engagement

didn't go over very well
with Justin's family,

so let's relive that moment.

She is my fiancée.

We've never heard anything
about this person.

Never heard one word,

not even the first letter
of her name.

Why didn't you tell anybody?

Justin... yeah.

I wanted her to be here
before I told you.

Is there a reason...
obviously, when you first...

wait, wait, wait,
hold on. Hold on.

Obviously, you knew
that you were all gonna marry.

No offense, but why is this now?

Ooh!

Wow.
All right, Justin.

What's that?
This is the woman

that you want to spend
the rest of your life with,

but you still haven't told
your family.

Yeah, no.

I mean, I can understand.

I never told my family
about, you know,

the girl I dated
or brought a girl home

in, you know, five years,
so, I mean...

but this is your fiancée.

I mean,
the reaction that you saw,

I think it was the fact that
I was just engaged to anybody.

It didn't have to do with
the fact that it was evelin.

Evelin, you sat there...

Yeah.

With the loveliest
possible look on your face,

in all honesty.

So, walking into that situation,

what was it like for you?

You know?

Do you talk to Jen now?

I think it's fine that
Justin didn't tell his family

because it happened
the same with Jason.

Jason don't talk about

his life with his family a lot,

and they didn't know about me.

Only his father.

So I can understand.

Danny, you're very close
with your family.

Mm-hmm.

Could you imagine
not telling them

that you had met someone?

I mean, they're so nosy,
they'd sniff it out, so...

Brett, what about your mom?
What was her first reaction?

I think she was just...

I think she was just...
the biggest question was,

"why not just find
someone here?"

Why did you want to marry
a woman from the Philippines?

You know,
I don't want to get in trouble,

but here's the thing.

In our culture,

it seems like divorce
is very accepted.

In the Philippines,
for one, it's not...

divorce is against the law.

You can't get divorced
in the Philippines.

Yeah.

But there's that faith,
that religious aspect,

and I wanted to bring
that culture into my family.

Mohamed and Danielle,

you did tell your family
and your friends.

It wasn't that well received.

Mohamed,
they didn't seem to trust you.

Let's take a look at that clip.

When most people are in love,

they usually hold hands a lot.

And I noticed some
of the distance.

Over the next 90 days,

I'm gonna be watching him
like a hawk.

I'm very, very worried that
you will end up scamming my mom.

My opinion,
mohamed doesn't love my mom.

Right now, everything's
pointing to, "oh, my god.

This is a disaster waiting to
blow up."

Mohamed, why do you think
they're so concerned?

In that time, I mean,
people when they was talking,

in that time,
they don't even know me.

They didn't talk to me.

They didn't ask me
even any question.

What about your family?

We don't hear a lot
about your family.

We didn't see them.

What do they think

about you moving
across the world

for a woman they haven't met?

They was against that
from the beginning.

Why were they against it?

Because they was, like, shocked.

"Why you have to do this?
Why?"

And your answer was?

My answer was,
"it's my life."

It's my life.

But why did you want to do it?

You know,
I'm not that kind of person

who can stay in the same place,
always doing the same thing.

I like trying new things.

But is this about change,

this relationship,
or this was about love...

No, not relationship.

And a person
that you want to be with?

To be honest, it wasn't like


because we just met 11 days,

and we was, like,
trying to make it,

like, big love, you know?

But we can say, like, 40/60.



Yeah, 40/60.


trying something new,

and 60 for just being,
like, with someone

and trying to be stable
and build your life.

Danielle,
are you okay with that,

being 60% of the equation?

How do you think
that makes her feel, mohamed?

Mohamed, do you love her?

Yeah.

You do love her?
Mm-hmm.

I do.

Yeah, that's about,
like, culture and religion.

We don't show affection
in public, okay?

For me,
that's something really bad.

Danielle,
when you were hiding your...

sort of burrowing your head
there into mohamed's shoulder,

what was that?

Because this has been
a big issue on the social media,

that people
don't think he loves me.

Well, it was an issue
for your family.

And for my family.

Yeah, but why love here

it's only like kissing
and hugging and that stuff?

Love is bigger than that.

It's not just hug someone.

Because even some people,
they use, like, the word

"I love you" like it's like

seem like they are saying hi.

Yeah.

Just, "hi. I love you.
I love you."

They don't even mean it.

They don't even mean it.

I think one of the hardest
things for him

has not been able to work, too.

Why's that?

I mean, why do you think

that's one of
the most challenging?

Because he's used to working,

and he's not used to
sitting home.

Everybody in my country...

I mean, my friends and my family
are blaming me.

"You was fine,
and now it's like eight months

just sitting at home
doing nothing."

So, you gave up that part of
your life and being very proud

and having your job
and providing

and building this life
that you had built.

Did you give up all of that
for the adventure of a new life,

or for love?

I don't know.

I cannot lie.

If someone...

I don't mean
that it's not love, and no.

If someone else
is just gonna say,

"okay,
it's only about love."

But for me, that's how I am.

Coming up...

Sometimes
when you give everything,

that doesn't mean
it's gonna work.

The fallout.

Has daya patched things up
with her mother-in-law?

Plus, for Danielle and mohamed,
the toughest question of all.

Are you and Danielle
being truthful

about your relationship?

And later,
yamir brings down the house.

The couples tell all" returns.

Hi, I'm Erica hill.

The couples tell all."

The big season finale
left some unanswered questions.

Is everyone still together?
Is anyone headed home?

We'll answer those a bit later.

We do want to talk about
one thing, though... sex,

something that got a lot
of attention on this show,

especially, Danny and Amy,

when it came
to your relationship.

It was talked about a lot,
mainly by your brothers.

You guys both said

that you had decided to wait
until your wedding night.

Mm-hmm.

I know you've talked a lot

about that being
part of your faith.

Why was that important
to you guys?

Look, the main reason
why we do that,

the main reason why we decided
to not have it

was because intimacy isn't sex.

Intimacy is to have
an emotional connection,

and we wanted to grab
onto that emotional connection,

grab onto that closeness
before we added sex.

Did anybody else wait
until they said their I dos?

Nope.

Okay.

Justin, we know your answer,
I think, too,

so we've got
this side of the room.

Anybody over here?

Yep.

You waited?

Yes.

For me,
this kind of stuff is, like,

it's very, very private.

There was a comment
that you made, mohamed,

that definitely got a reaction

when you were talking
about Danielle.

Let's take a look.

If we talk about
physical relationship, sure,

I think about it, and
Danielle is acceptable for me.

When you heard
the word "acceptable,"

Danielle,
what did that mean to you?

The word "acceptable"
for him means

something different
than what we think of it as.

So, how did you interpret it
coming from mohamed?

I interpreted
that he thinks I'm beautiful.

Another obstacle for you guys
is your age.

You're much younger.

Did you guys talk
about that much ahead of time?

Yeah.
Yeah.

Did that concern you at all?

No.
No.

It doesn't matter for me.

It's like the same
with me and Jason.

We have big age difference,

and I thought in the beginning,
it would be a problem,

but it's not at all.

Because when we are together,
looks like he is my age.

Speaking of age, we had older,

and then, Danny and Amy,
you guys were the youngest.

The babies.
Down there.

Very young... 21 and 23.

Mm-hmm.
Yep.

Why jump in at such a young age?

Why not?

We can spend
the rest of our lives together.

Why not?

Moving on,
one thing viewers really embrace

about the show is that it
brings up some serious issues.

It gives people
a lot to talk about at home

in how it relates
to their own lives.

For Danny and Amy,
you sparked a big conversation

about interracial
relationships...

one that's probably
still going on.

Danny, your dad wasn't accepting
of the situation.

Let's take a look.

Are you two really prepared
for this interracial marriage

in our country,
where it's not accepted?

Well, I mean...

I'm sure you've been through
all of those thoughts.

- I mean, we... yeah.
- Yeah.

And we're ready for it, so...

She's family.

And I will treat her
like a daughter.

Well, I have, uh...

No, I don't think
I would treat her like that,

because they make
their own choices in life.

And they are no longer really
an integral part of our life.

They're just
on the outer fringes.

When you were sitting there

listening to your dad
say those things,

what was that like for you?

I think what people wanted

was an emotional,
like, hatred response,

and what I gave him was,

"I don't agree with this view
that you have,

but the rest of you is awesome
and I'm going to love you."

And Amy said the same to him,

and we continue to pursue him
and to love him.

And now, actually, they have
an awesome relationship.

Have things changed?

Do you think you've changed
his view at all?

Yeah. Big-time.
Yeah.

How so?

Honestly, I never hated him
for responding in that way,

and I think the way we responded

was just that, "you know what?

We can be the ones
to teach you."

That's what we've been doing.

He said he wouldn't...
in that clip, he had said

he wouldn't treat you
as a daughter.

But you say things have changed.

Do you think that part of
your relationship has changed?

Does he see you now
as a full member of the family?

Um...

Not yet.

I don't think he does yet,

but I think he's been trying
his best to get there, yeah.

Coming up, tough questions.

Are any of you in it
for the green card?

It's Americans on one side,

the international team
on the other.

Mohamed,
you're not really looking

at Danielle
as she's saying these things.

The couples tell all" returns.

The couples tell all."

We've divided our group.

So, on one couch, we have,

essentially, the home team...
the Americans.

And over on this side,
the other couch, the away team.

The question
that's on everyone's mind

as they watch the show,

are any of you in it
for the green card?

It came up quite a few times
during the filming.

Let's take a look
at some of the more memorable

and uncomfortable moments.

For what?

His billions of dollars?

So what?

A lot of women hope to get
a husband to come to America,

and a lot of them are divorced

from the men that brought them.

I wouldn't want to see that
happen to you.

That could take 6 to 12 months,
on a good day,

to get approval
for her green card.

Oh, green card.

Green card, huh?
Yeah.

Movie? I don't know
what you're talking about.

Cassia, you really took on
Jason's brother with that one.

You were very up-front.

Mm-hmm.

Were you nervous at all
about saying that?

No, no, I was not nervous.

I talked to Ryan before,

and he just made a joke
with Jason.

Ryan is lovely.
He's a lovely person.

I understand the joke.

What's that like for you guys
to get that question?

Okay, until now,

I still don't have right answer
for that question.

Look, because whatever
you will say,

they will keep going on and on.

"No, you are here
for the green card."

Whatever you will say.

If you say,
"I love. I am honest.

I don't need
the green card."

In their mind, it's green card.

Well, to me, at first,

when Brett's friend sue
told him about,

you know,
I'm only after the green card,

I wasn't that affected at all.

But then when his mom
was the one telling it to me,

I was like, "wow.
Like, seriously?"

It just does seem like

that's the American
default answer.

Like, if you have someone
that's coming from overseas,

they're here for the green card.

Mohamed, Danielle's family
was a little tough on you

because they're concerned

about someone that they love,
and they hadn't met you.

But there was something
that happened

toward the end of this 90 days

that had
a lot of people talking.

I just want to look
at this clip.

When are you thinking
of getting married?

Today.

Oh, wow.

I want to know how long time
it would take

till I have that...

I don't know how to say it...
the green card.

Now, sometimes
it could be a few months

or 8 months, 10 months, a year.

It just depends.

Why did you decide
to go at that point

to go see the attorney?

Because getting married,
it's not just about

being with someone.

I talk about the law.

You're gonna be tied
to that person in everything,

everything.

Danielle, what did you think
when he went to the attorney?

I was upset.

Why?

Because I should've
got to go, too.

I mean, why wait until the end?

This is something
you knew you had to do.

I don't know.

I don't mean anything
to keep it till the last day.

Uh-huh.

But the last day,
I felt like I have to do it.

Does anybody have a problem
with the way this happened

or when it happened?

I don't see any problem in that.

It's only asking.

I'm only asking
the question, too.

I'm just asking
what you guys think about it.

That's all.

On your wedding day, that's...
I can't imagine

Danny coming up to me
and saying, "I saw a lawyer

'cause of this, this, and this,"
you know, like that.

It must be hard.

- For some of the viewers...
- Yeah.

It came across as you
sort of double-checking

whether or not you had to
get married at this point.

Yeah, yeah.
Was that a part of it,

or was it more about

"what are my responsibilities
once I say 'I do'?"

Both of them,

but the biggest part is,
"okay, now we know

that we're both responsible
for everything."

Do you think that was helpful,
Danielle?

Yeah.

I admit I didn't give him

the full financial stuff,

but some of my financial stuff
had to do with me and my ex.

It did not have to do
with mohamed.

So I felt he hadn't...

he did not need no reason
to know that.

Mohamed,
you're not really looking

at Danielle
as she's saying these things.

I don't know.

I prefer to be honest
from the beginning.

Okay, be honest
and let things happen.

Do you think
that since that moment,

you have been honest
with one another?

You're shaking your head no,

and you're shaking
your head yes, Danielle.

Mohamed, are you happy here?

Are you happy
you made the decision to come?

Are you happy you're married
to Danielle?

Are you happy you chose

to live in Ohio?
The way I am now? No.

No?

The way I am
only sitting at home,

cannot do nothing,

and with all the drama going on,

nobody real happy like that.

Coming up,
the man in the middle...

Brett on his
pre-wedding drama.

What did it feel like
to have this wedge

being driven at that point

between your mom
and your fiancée?

And Danny tells all
about his wedding night.

Was it what you had hoped for?

Yes and no.

The couples tell all" returns.

The couples tell all."

I'm Erica hill, here
with all six couples.

The 90 days were filled
with love, drama, tears,

and of course, controversy.

So, it's time
to set the record straight.

So, Chelsea,
you're not really up

for moving back to Nicaragua.

There was something
that happened

in this season
of "90 day fiancé."

Yamir, in some ways,
might have given up the most,

because he had
this very successful career,

to come here,
and he had some opportunities.

He met with a music producer
in Chicago,

not too far away
from where you guys are now.

Let's take a look
at that meeting.

Chicago is where the action is.

You should think
about moving here.

I think it's a really cool idea
to go to Chicago.

I think there's a lot
of opportunities

for you for your music.

And it's just that right now,

it just seems like
we'd be rushing into things.

So, that generated a lot
of buzz, the reaction to it.

Whether or not in some ways
it was hypocritical

for you to not jump and say,

"yes, I can do this for you
after what you did for me."

It's not so much that
I'm saying, "no, you can't go."

Like, "I'm not gonna let you
go to Chicago

'cause I want to stay
in my parents' basement
for the rest of my life."

Like, no one says that,

obviously, you know, we want
to start our life together,

we want to be independent,
we want to live our own lives,

but we're starting from zero,

and honestly,
we're just being realistic.

There were also some
really sweet, tender moments

that made a lot of people
fall in love with all of you.

Daya, we saw that clip of you
when Cassidy left.

Let's take a look.

Can I get one last hug, sweetie?

There you go!

Oh, honey.

After so many days
of spending time with her,

like, I didn't know
that I would get close to her.

At the start of the 90 days,
it was much more difficult.

It is.

How's the relationship now?

Like, now, Cassidy,
when she calls,

she is always sure to tell daya,
"I love you."

Oh, yeah.

For the first time
that I heard Cassidy saying

"I love you" to me,

I was like...

And then Brett was like...

And then she even said it twice

just to make sure that,
you know, I heard it.

Getting to the point
where we have these happy times

and all these happy memories...

we know there's been
plenty of drama...

Danielle and mohamed,

there was some question
as to whether or not

the wedding was gonna happen

right up until the day
of the wedding.

Let's take a look.

It's not fair what you're doing.

Waiting till the day
of the wedding to decide.

So, what do you want now?

Keeping my girls wondering
if you're gonna be here

and keeping me wondering.

What's it like to look back now
on that moment, Danielle?

It's hard.

'Cause I didn't know
what he was gonna do.

'Cause it wasn't just my future.

It's my girls' future, too.

Did anybody else have cold feet?

I did.
It's a big jump. You did?

Oh, yeah.
Both of you.

I felt like I was overwhelmed
the day before the wedding.

I was like,
"I don't want to get up.

I just want to take time
and think."

I think that's where
my cold feet came in,

was I saw her apprehension
and anxiety through the roof,

and so we just wanted to be
absolutely 100% sure

that this is what
we wanted to go through with.

Brett and daya,
you also had a tough incident

happen the day
before the wedding.

Let's take a look.

There are many red flags.

And I really hope
you have the guts

to stand up for yourself
and who you are.

I will stand up.
I will.

I think that you've given
everything,

and sometimes
when you give everything,

that doesn't mean
it's gonna work.

I heard Brett's mom
telling Brett

that marrying me is a bad thing.

I gave up everything
from the Philippines.

And now I'm getting all this
kind of treatment with your mom.

I can't believe
you two just attacked me.

Tough to watch,
even tougher for you.

I can't imagine
what that's like.

It is really hard,

'cause as a Filipino,

it is very important
in our culture that, you know,

you have to respect
your mother-in-law,

and, like, not until
the day before the wedding,

like, I didn't know that she has
this resentment towards me.

Did you realize
that daya was in the next room

and could hear
this whole conversation?

Yeah, I knew.

I knew it, and I just...

at that point, everything
was just happening so quickly,

and I had lost...
I had lost all control.

What did it feel like
to have this wedge

being driven at that point

between your mom
and your fiancée?

That was...
it was very hard to go through,

because that had totally gone

against everything
that we were working for.

So, she didn't end up
coming to the wedding?

No.
No.

What was that like for you guys
to not have her there?

It kind of hurt us,

but, like, as much as we
wanted her to be there,

but, you know,
we just, you know, respected

what she decided at the time.

I think, you know,

when I look over
at Justin's situation

and how they did get

to turn it around
and how, you know,

mom did get to come,

you know, that was awesome.

It makes me very happy
that you guys got to have that.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Coming up,
the cameras stopped rolling,

but the drama continues.

She was trying to get mohamed
to leave me.

And the questions
everyone wants answered.

Where do things stand
with your dad?

Where do things stand
with your mom?

Are you and Danielle
being truthful

about your relationship?

That's all ahead.

The couples tell all."

One of the things
we haven't talked about yet,

'cause we're saving
some of the best for last, is

is it really happily ever after?

And the million-dollar question
for Dan and Amy,

because there's been
so much focus on it,

so let's just get it
out of the way...

how was the happily ever after
the night of your wedding?

Ooh.

Amazing.

Was it what you had hoped for?

Yes and no.

What does that mean?

I mean,

it brings on a whole nother
level of intimacy,

which was amazing.

We've never experienced that
in our lives before,

so that was amazing.

But, I mean,
the practical things,

that was the...

practical first time...
yeah.

Which is something
you work on together.

Exactly.
All of the couples.

Practice makes perfect.

Exactly.
There you go.

Danielle and mohamed,
as we all know by now,

you did, of course,
make it to the altar.

We saw your first dance.

There was something that
happened at the altar, though,

that definitely
got a lot of attention.

I want to take a look.

I now pronounce you
husband and wife.

You may kiss your bride.

I want to say something
about kissing,

that I'm not allowed to kiss
in this time,

because there is
some specific things

we do it in my religion
in this month.

It was only because of ramadan.

So, if you had gotten married
outside of the month of ramadan,

you would've kissed her
at the altar.

Yeah.

In the final episode
of the season,

we see you leaving
Danielle's apartment.

Yeah.

Did you move out?

No, it was, like,
for, like, couple days

because I just went, like,
for a couple days in a hotel.

Did you know
where he was, Danielle?

Not at the beginning.

I've been told
you went to a friend of yours.

Was a friend.

No longer a friend?
No.

Why?

She was trying to get mohamed
to leave me.

To leave you for her?

Mm-hmm.

That's wrong.

She only tried to help me

that five days I wasn't at home.

That's it.

There's a lot of reaction

that the story doesn't always
feel like it's 100% truthful.

Are you and Danielle
being truthful

about your relationship?

Yeah. We are.

Mm-hmm.

It takes time to work out,
and we're still working it out.

Okay, we're gonna do
a round Robin...

best and worst part

of being a part
of the experience,

this 90-day process
with your spouse.

Jason?

Best and worst...
the best is, I'd say,

that I love her more now
than I did 90 days ago.

Aww.

And the worst part
is just the amount of guilt

that I feel
when she has a bad day.

I mean, I feel responsible
for all that.

Oh.

Justin, what about you?

Best and worst moments
of the 90 days.

I think one of the best parts
is just the day one,

picking her up at the airport.

I mean, the anticipation
of going through

that six-month
visa process

and finally seeing her
walk down the stairs.

And the worst thing is seeing
evelin miss her family,

seeing her miss
birthdays and holidays

and things that affect her

where you can't
really do anything.

Daya and Brett,
what about you guys?

Where do things stand
with your mom?

As of now,

we didn't have
any communication with her,

but, you know,
we're just giving her time,

and, you know,
only time can heal everything.

Amy and Danny,
where are you guys?

Where do things stand
with your dad?

With my dad...

Actually, really well.

We spent Thanksgiving with them.

And he's making
a huge effort with Amy,

and it was really nice
to see that.

What do you think will happen
with your career, yamir?

My career is very important.

Right now, I work in my music.

Any songs that you want to share
with us now?

Will you sing it?
Wait, will you sing it for us?

To improvise it a little bit,
a little freestyle?

Hey. Hey.

Little nervous.
Little nervous.

I think it worked.
That's okay.

Anything else
you guys want to add?

Final words?

I think one thing
that's really cool

is to meet everyone here,

and just hearing your stories

have just been
very inspiring for us.

I mean, it's just very awesome
to be here with you and hear it.

Very nice. Okay.

We're gonna have to leave it
right there.

It's been a fascinating journey.



all bringing together
two very different worlds.

I wish you all the best of luck.

Many thanks
for being with us today.

I'm Erica hill.
Thanks for watching.