Jesse Meester

Last night’s episode of 90 Day Fiance Before The 90 Days, was packed full of drama and revelations. Many couples realize that their journey is about to get a lot more difficult as they attempt to start the K1 visa process. For some, there were breakups and for others makeups. This episode wrapped up the season and gave us Part 1 of the Tell All.

The couples must part ways, but not all couples handle the distance well. The cast sits down and gives an update on their relationships. Some of the most intense moments from the season are discussed. Let’s get straight into the recap!

Last night’s episode of 90 Day Fiance Before The 90 Days was probably one of the most normal since the beginning of the season. But it also was very informative and really set up viewers for the Tell All next week. I already know this is just the calm before the storm. There is no way the crazy won’t reemerge just in time for next week’s reunion. I am so ready to find out what has been going on behind the scenes.

Benjamin struggles through the bride price ceremony. Tim leaves Colombia with unfinished business. Tom Brooks plans a big gesture for Darcey Silva’s last night.  Angela Deem feels uneasy at her engagement party. Let’s get straight into the 90 Day Fiance Before The 90 Days recap!

Last night’s episode of 90 Day Fiance Before The 90 Days, was like a gift from the reality TV gods. Between the desperation, delusion, and the secrets, I was on the edge of my seat. I often wonder if these people have no relationship/people experience. Why do they do these stupid things and believe that they will get positive results? But I am starting to realize that trying to compare their actions with rational people is what is actually crazy.

Tim makes a stupid decision. Benjamin negotiates a bride price for Akinyi. Darcey Silva confides in Tom Brooks’ sister. Angela Deem tries to make amends with Michael Ilesanmi‘s friends. Rebecca reveals shocking news to Zied. Get ready to break down the crazy!

Last night’s episode of 90 Day Fiancé Before The 90 Days was like a soap opera on speed. There were tears, fights, and a shit load of drama. I was thoroughly entertained throughout the entire episode. Thank you TLC for this gift that just keeps on giving. I begin my day smiling because my life is cake walk in comparison to some of these people’s.

Benjamin ponders taking his relationship with Akinyi to the next level. Angela Deem confronts Michael Ilesanmi‘s friends. Jeniffer and Tim question their compatibility. Avery and Omar spend their last day together. Rebecca and Zied head to the Sahara Desert. Ready, set, recap!

Last night’s episode of 90 Day Fiance Before The 90 Days, was very telling, to say the least. I guess none of these people ever heard the saying, “when someone shows you who they are, believe them.” I think all of the couples, were shown a hand, it’s up to them whether they play it. For some, it may be time to run as far as they can. But we know this is the lives of the desperate and delusional, there is no way they will do anything that would seem rational.

Avery learns Omar’s expectations, as his wife. I’m sure she hasn’t even begun to scratch the surface of how her life is going to change. I hope she realizes she won’t be able to strong arm her husband the way she does her mother. Benjamin sees a new side of Akinyi. Rebecca begins to distrust Zied’s intentions. Let’s dive into these murky waters and get into the 90 Day Fiance Before The 90 Days recap!

Last night’s episode of 90 Day Fiance Before The 90 Days, gave me everything I needed, and more. There was drama, drama, and more drama! I can’t understand how ignorant some of these Americans are to the countries where they are traveling. I’m not saying they have to be experts, but they can’t use Google?

Rebecca learns the results of Zied‘s background check.  Am I the only one who thinks she should quit her day job as a private investigator? Rebecca probably has her services listed as 80% off on Groupon. Benjamin finally meets Akinyi’s father. Darcey Silva and Tom Brooks‘ relationship takes a turn for the worse.