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[Manon] Previously on "90 Day Fiancé: the Other Way."

My name is Johnny.

I'm from the beautiful island of Aruba.

[crowd cheering]

I'm leaving a six-figure job with my mom to move to Aruba.

Even though I'm reassuring my mom

that I know what I'm doing,

the truth is I do not.

[photographer] Bring your head up a little bit.

I met Matthew on basically vegan Tinder.

And I'm giving up a lot to move to the UK.

I don't know how you're gonna leave that sweet girl.

I don't know either.

Distressed about living with his parents.

I'm not really good at living with families.

A lot of people get in a situation that you're in,

and they kind of panic about that.

And you're a panicker.

[Jenny speaking]

What do you think, like...

[all speaking French]

Today, we are moving to France, and, uh,

I'm [bleep] terrified.

I felt like I've been doing, like, solo parenting.

I know you tried, and it's hard.

That's why we're going to France.

-[screaming] -[speaking Spanish]

Hello, hello!

[Luke] What's up, dude?

I told them no bachelor party.

And what walks in?

If Madelein found out about this before the wedding,

she'd call it off and dump my ass.

Oh, my God.

[chill music playing]

[electronic music continues]

[Johny] Today's a big day, I got -- I got Chloe coming in.

So now I gotta get stuff ready.

I got her pillow right here.

She doesn't sleep without the silk,

so just small things,

getting her pillow ready.

I got her a whole closet, you know.

She has a lot of stuff.

Like, I can't even explain how much stuff she has.

I got the bathroom right here,

and I -- and I put a bunch of shelves for her.

I'm nervous, man, I'm nervous.

I hope -- I hope it's, uh, up to her standards,

you know, 'cause she comes from a very high-end family

and all that.

So I'm trying to just, like, you know, making it

comfortable enough where she wants to be here.

The last woman I lived with was my -- my mom.

And so...

it was different, of course. You know, your mom is your mom.

Three years ago, me and my ex decided mutually to break up

on New Year's.

Unfortunately, I caught her with somebody else.

I didn't really have a place to go,

so I moved back in with my mom, and a few months later,

my mom got really, really sick...

and had her heart attack.

I spent a good year with my mom before she passed, and she was

sick the whole time, and we didn't know what day

she would go.

And so, when I lost her, it was a -- a complete devastation.

Like, I felt completely heartbroken and destroyed and --

and that was very hard.

Now that she's gone,

I'm really, really appreciating every little thing

that she did for me. My mom was everything to me.

Man, like, you know?

I was with my ex, and when we broke up,

and I saw her with somebody else and things like that,

I thought that was heartbreak.

I thought...

I thought nobody could hurt me worse than that.

But when I lost my mom...

when I lost her...

then I really realized what a heartbreak really was.

Sometimes, I feel like I'm a very cold person

because, like, I lost a lot of myself.

And it's just, I don't know how to say it, but...

makes it hard, makes it very, very hard.

Chloe's my first serious relationship

after my mom passed,

and with everything that happened with my ex,

of course it -- it kinda gave me a trauma.

It made things a lot more harder to trust any woman,

not only Chloe, but every woman.

But at the same time, I love her,

and I think I'm ready to open up my heart again

and see where this goes.

I pick her up every time she comes from the airport.

Now she's gonna be living with me.

She's gonna be moving in with me.

So it's, like, uh, it's a different --

it's a different feeling this time.

It's more of a -- more serious commitment.

It's an exciting feeling, it's a feeling of like,

"Yeah," you know?

Like, yeah, like, we can do this, you know?

But, you know, this time,

I feel like the moment we see each other,

we'll appreciate each other a lot more,

because we haven't seen each other in a long time.

And I know we both really miss each other a lot.

It's -- it's a weird feeling, you know,

it's a -- like an adrenaline feeling almost.

It's kinda like when you're surfing and you're in the water

and you can feel that wave coming up to you

and you have to, like,

really decide you're gonna commit.

Sometimes, you're in the barrel,

you get out with the pipe, you know,

you catch some lip, it's great.

But sometimes you -- you eat it.

Chloe never lived on her own.

She -- she never had to pay her own rent,

her own electricity, her own water.

Like, I don't even think her own phone bill.

And, like, I'm not some rich guy, you know?

Chloe's mom and Chloe has their minds so wrapped up

on money, knowing she has a safety net there.

Any day, she could just be like,

"Hey, you know, I'm tired of this,

I want something easier," and just go off.

And, yeah, it really does scare me.

♪ I know sometimes the worst is best ♪

♪ As pictures fade to show the rest ♪

♪ But I don't see myself inside this frame ♪

♪ Hearing a love song ♪

♪ In the back of my mind ♪

[Luke] This is my friend's place. I crashed here last night.

It's super close to LAX, so very, very convenient.

[bleep] getting real.

The wedding is in just over three weeks,

and I'm moving to Colombia today.

Madelein, she thinks I'm coming in two days,

uh, but I've changed my flight, so I'm flying out tonight,

hoping to surprise her so that we can -- we can fix everything.

You know, we haven't seen each other in months,

and we've been fighting because of money challenges,

and she blocked me,

made a big ordeal about it.

I don't like the fact that she's doing that,

you know, three weeks before we're supposed to get married,

so I -- I just wanna get down there.

[knocking on door]

-[Luke] Hey, dad. -How you doing there, boy?

-[Luke] How's it going? -You all set?

-All set. -[Jim] You taking all that?

Well, it'll just... it'll fit in the back, yeah?

-In the back seat? -Yeah, it should be -- yeah.

Yeah, it should be good.

I feel like my move to Colombia is me taking

one of the biggest risks in my life.

I'm in debt because my investments haven't paid off,

and I'm quitting my job.

The distance has been really hard for Madelein,

and she's given me ultimatum where now I really need

to move to Colombia.

And because of that, I'm sitting in a position

where I feel stressed out financially,

because I may not be able to provide the lifestyle

that Madelein has grown accustomed to,

and I do worry that...

she'll leave me if all my investments go to [bleep].

[Jim] Can't believe the time's come, boy.

[Luke] I know.

[Jim] How's Madelein today, boy?

[Luke] I -- I mean, I think we're both stressed.

I -- I mean, the -- the wedding planner

came out with some more costs that we didn't expect.

We were arguing about the finances,

and then now she's saying,

"Oh, well," like, "I don't wanna get married

unless you put the property in both of our names."

And she blocked me.

-Ouch! -[Luke] Right.

I am planning to buy property and build a boutique hotel.

Madelein and I are gonna be equal partners

in this new business, but I would prefer

that my name is the only name on the property title.

The reason I want everything in my name is 'cause if it

doesn't work out, then I have --

I have something to fall back on.

I'm leaving a really good job.

I'm leaving my life and my family.

You're leaving everything.

[Luke] But she wants it in both of our names,

because all her other friends,

boyfriends, have infidelity issues.

She thinks that I'm gonna leave her for another girl,

and what is she gonna have?

But you're giving up family, friends, job.

You've gotta stand your ground, otherwise you're --

you're mincemeat already.

Right.

I'll have to send you a pair of nuts for Christmas.

[Luke chuckles]

[Luke] I don't want to lose her.

And on top of all of that, that's, you know,

kinda stressing me out.

I went over to David's the other day,

and they had a stripper come over.

It was a bachelor party.

[Jim] Yeah.

[Luke] And it was the one thing Madelein didn't want me to do,

If she found out...

Oh, she'll go crazy.

You know what?

It's a partnership, you can't hold lies

and tell little white lies.

You gotta be honest for it to survive.

[Luke] The worst case scenario for this move is that Madelein

would call off the wedding, and I lose out on the property,

my dream, and everything that I've ever worked for.

I don't know how I would get out of that hole...

both relationship-wise and financially.

Everything's on the line for me.

[Sumit] Good.

We need equipment for the cafe, so I called my friend Rohit.

[Rohit] Don't mind the garbage.

[Jenny] Trash all over the floor, dust everywhere.

It looked like a junk room.

Can we not stand in here?

It's really gross to me.

Let's go, let's go.

I just really wanted to feel like it's a new beginning.

But right now, it feels like we are bringing

a lot more baggage than the 10 freaking luggages we have.

[optimistic music playing]

[both speaking French]

[upbeat music playing]

[Manon] On our way to the airport, Anthony said to my face

that he feels that he is the solo parent.

And honestly, that's just like a dagger in my heart.

Whenever we have a fight, with Anthony, he's just like,

"OK, great, we had a little argument,

Ok, I apologize, it's done, we good."

I'm completely different.

It's actually something that still hurts to me.

I'm gonna keep it in my heart.

It's gonna hurt, and I'm not gonna forget.

I just don't wanna keep fighting before that long-ass flight,

and before what we have ahead of us.

♪ It's one step at a time ♪

I didn't wanna hurt Manon's feelings,

but it's -- it's the truth.

And it's not something I wanted to keep holding on to,

'cause she's already harping about money and finances,

and I'm worried that the same issues

are gonna be moving with us to France.

♪ Don't step into silence ♪

Leaving LA is just bringing a lot of emotions,

because LA is not my home anymore.

I wish that he was a little bit more compassionate.

I just really wanted to feel

like it's a new beginning for us.

But right now, it really feels like we are bringing back

a lot more baggage than the 10 freaking luggages we have.

[Indian folk music playing]

We have to start figuring out

what are our most important things

that we need to get now to put in there

and get it going.

Let's see what -- what he offering.

He's a friend, so he might be expecting me to buy

all his stuff.

We need equipment for the cafe, so I called my friend Rohit.

I used to work in his delivery kitchen,

which he closed six months ago.

So I know he's trying to sell his used kitchen equipment.

He blame you for that a lot.

Why is it my fault?

[Rohit] If you are coming to work here,

you have to give all the time you have.

I'm not sure about that.

Seven days a week is gonna be a big change for Jenny, too.

[Rohit] Everything is happening like what Jenny wants.

What Sumit wants, I also want to know.

He's just jealous 'cause he's still not married,

and he's like, what, is he like 30-something years old?

Rohit has opened so many different businesses.

None of them work. He gives up on them.

Look at what happened with him and Sumit.

All of a sudden, Rohit decides,

"I'm gonna shut this business down."

Left Sumit out of a job,

and now we can't afford our apartment.

I was upset, because that -- it's a big setback,

but me and him are friends since a --

since a long time.

Good?

And I think because of the good friendship

we are having,

that I expect that he gonna give me a good deal.

Hello, how are you? Hi, Jenny.

-[Jenny] Hi, how are you? -[Sumit speaking]

-I know you. -You remember me?

No, no, I don't remember you now.

-Go on. -It's been long time.

-Yeah. -One or two years.

When Sumit started the business, it was running good.

Then I asked him to run the business on his own,

and I will look after on my other businesses.

Then, after one or two months, I don't know what happened,

And whenever I asked him, "Why you are not coming?"

he used to say, "Jenny won't allow me,

Jenny is not allowing me." We started losing money.

Don't mind the garbage.

[Jenny] How can I not mind it? It's everywhere.

-There's no mice in here, is there? -[Sumit] Yeah.

This one is gas, where you will cook food.

Everything will be cooked on this thing.

[Sumit] Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

[Jenny] All this stuff looks too big for our cafe.

[Rohit] You have to make a space.

Without this, you cannot start a business.

[Sumit] Why are you keeping all this like this, man, like?

Because I am selling it off.

Are you thinking that you will get it for free right now?

Can we not stand in here? It's really gross to me.

Can we talk outside?

For you Americans, everything is gross.

-[Jenny] Yeah. -[Rohit] Yes, we can go.

Seriously, it looks like a bomb went off in here.

Trash all over the floor, everything,

dust everywhere, dirty.

That's the -- that's all the stuff

of his ex-businesses.

It looked like a junk room.

It looked like a junk space.

-[Rohit] Mm. -We are doing mostly uh -- uh --

finger foods, like, uh, sandwiches.

We have French fries, burger, like...

-[Jenny] Coffee. -[Rohit] Who will be your chef?

[Sumit] She can cook, you know, spaghetti.

-Yeah, I can make spaghetti. -[Rohit] I have been to your house.

OK, I -- it was very good spaghetti. -Thank you.

-Why is that funny? -Nothing is funny.

Well, your business was so good, it shut down, right?

OK.

You can start a business without a chef.

-You both are good chefs. -[Sumit] Yeah, we are.

OK, you can run.

I know that you're not running the business,

so that's why I thought, like, I worked for you for so long,

now you're gonna give me something for --

Not for free, like, I'm not asking you for free.

I'm asking you on credit.

Why are you not gonna give?

I don't know whether you will run the business good or not.

And that's why he don't wanna, like, see me successful

in the same business where he is losing.

I was hoping that, because of our friendship,

he will try his best to make things work out for me.

But I think, uh, jealousy it -- it--

it's not letting him do that.

35,000.

I thought you...

I'm saying that within two months,

I'll give you your money back.

[Sumit] OK.

From second month, you have to pay my money back.

-Yeah, I'll give you. -[Jenny and Rohit] OK.

Sounds good.

[Rohit] I don't think that they have any clue

what they are getting into.

Because running a restaurant here in India,

it's very difficult. Like, whole family is working.

And when a lot of people are there, there will be a clash.

If they start fighting, then I don't know what

will gonna happen, I don't know.

[Rohit] OK.

OK, deal done.

Thank you, sir.

[Matthew] When I'm around you and Hazel,

it's not even like I'm a third wheel,

it's like you two are a bicycle, and I'm just spectating.

Matthew thinks that I love Hazel more than him,

and that's true.

Oh, look who it is, dude, it's Mommy and Papi.

Oh!

[Anthony] I feel very optimistic being here.

Like, it is the start of a new chapter for us.

[speaking French]

[upbeat music playing]

Hi, honey! How are you doing?

Hey darling, yeah, I'm pretty well,

but a little bit stressed.

I've got you moving over in a few days,

and I'm so stressed

it's even brought a massive pimple out of my nose.

Holy [bleep], that's huge.

Don't worry, honey.

I'll still hug you and make love to you,

even if you have a giant spot on your face.

-You'll still love me, you'll still love me. -[Greta] Yeah.

OK, that's reassuring, good to know.

Yeah, are you looking at apartments for us?

Oh...

I -- I might still have to do that.

Oh.

I've been very busy. Come on, you know that.

Yeah, I mean, you just know that you live

with your parents, and their house is really small.

I think the word is "cozy."

I thought Matthew would have an apartment locked down for us

by the time I arrived in England.

So we wouldn't be stuck at his parents' house

for a long time.

They've always been very welcoming to me

whenever I've stayed with them in the past,

but I always feel like I'm in their way.

Plus, they live in this little remote village.

Like, it takes an hour to walk to the store.

So when Matthew's at work, I'm going to feel

like I'm stranded.

Do your parents have space in the fridge for our food?

I can show you some.

[Greta] Holy [bleep]!

Oh, my God, what is that?

This is an entire lamb rib cage.

And there's...

[Greta] Oh, God, that's gross.

My dad, when I was growing up, was a butcher.

So you open the freezer, and there you are.

There's a morgue right in front of you.

But when I was at university,

I decided that I loved animals too much.

And I've been vegan for about eight years.

My family respects that, although they do still eat

a lot of meat.

That's just par for the course of country living.

How's Hazel?

[Greta] Aw.

She was meow-screaming at me all day today.

But tomorrow is when her new, uh, owners come.

It'll be the worst day of my life.

You always have Apple here.

Apple is not Hazel, honey.

I'll go get him.

Hi, baby Apple! Hi, baby!

That's your mummy, even though she doesn't want you.

-That's your mummy. -That's not true.

He's just not Hazel.

I feel emotionally connected to Hazel and she's

extremely emotionally connected to me and we can't help that.

When I'm around you and Hazel,

it's not even like I'm a third wheel.

It's like you two are a bicycle, and I'm just spectating.

The love triangle, that's a straight line

between you and Hazel.

Matthew thinks that I love Hazel more than him,

and that's true,

but I don't know what to do about that.

I don't want to make him feel bad

or make him think that I don't love him, because I do.

It's just that Hazel and I have spent

so much more time together,

and it's going to be a huge adjustment

for both me and Hazel when I move.

Honey, I'm very emotional about having to leave Hazel

in the States.

And this conversation is not helping.

Are there any ways I can put you at ease?

I think I will be more at ease once we are together

in the same place.

I'm about to change my whole life

because Matthew is a connection I've been waiting for.

I'm doing the best I can to be excited,

but I'm not gonna sugarcoat what a sacrifice it is

to leave my baby behind.

It's not gonna be easy, but I'm 100% confident

that we'll get through it together.

[kiss smacks]

[tense music playing]

[Jim] Oh, here's a place right here, boy.

Hell yeah.

[sighs]

-Thanks for driving, dad. -[Jim] Yeah, no problem, boy.

Can't believe you're leaving your home country.

[Jim] I don't think it's hit me yet.

-[Jim] Nah, [indistinct]. -[Luke] I think it will when I --

when I get on the plane.

I'll probably cry like a baby driving home.

[Luke chuckles]

Yeah, nah, it's a huge step, but it reminds me of

when I left England to go to South Africa.

Same thing, huge.

Leaving your family is so...

so hard. -[Luke] Right.

It upsets me to think that Luke is leaving us.

I'm gonna miss his company.

They grow up and they move out, but it's tough to deal with.

You know, because he'll always be my little kid.

[Luke] I feel like the stakes are so high.

Just please, God, you're doing the right thing.

He's scared.

It would be absolutely heartbreaking for all of us

if it -- if it fails.

And it is tough saying goodbye to him,

but it would have been a lot tougher

if we weren't going down to the wedding

in two weeks from now.

I know you're struggling with money, and that,

so I've just got you a little...

That'll help with paying some of your bills that you're

gonna be going through. -Yeah, thank you, dad.

And I sincerely hope that

all your dreams come true.

Got a heavy heart right now. I really do, boy.

I love you so much.

[soft music playing]

You're the best, dad. I love you so much.

My dad giving me 3,000 bucks, he -- he didn't have to do that,

but I appreciate it so much.

I mean, every little bit counts.

I have a really good dad.

[Jim] Still can't believe it, though.

[bleep] sucks.

[Luke] I know.

Take care.

Keep that check safe.

♪ I'm freezing you in place, keep that image for all days ♪

I love you, boy.

♪ Keep it close to my chest ♪

[bleep]

♪ Until it's all that we have left ♪

It's surreal, I don't think it's really hit me.

I'm scared. I have a little bit of doubt.

I'm happy at the same time.

Can't wait to see my girl. Can't wait to start a new life.

Do you have room in the front, bro?

Could you hold my suit?

I'm getting married, doc.

Holy [bleep]. What am I getting into?

-Appreciate you, thank you. -[steward] You're welcome.

While I'm psyched to finally live every day

with the woman that I love,

I can't help but feel like I'm jumping out of a plane

15,000 feet in the air without a parachute.

And I'm scared of heights.

♪ Don't stray too far ♪

♪ Keep home in sight ♪

♪ Girl, I'm on your side ♪

♪ Together we will make it through, I swear ♪

Aww!

I'm so happy Chloe's back in Aruba,

but I don't know if she's ready for this.

[Chloe] Whoa, watch out for the cone.

[Johny] Oh, I'm sorry.

Ooh!

[Chloe] We just need more closet space.

Did you get hot water?

[upbeat music playing]

♪ Life has been crazy, I just wanna be OK ♪

♪ La, la, la, la, la, la ♪

♪ La, la, la, la, la, la ♪

[Chloe speaking]

I'm so excited. I can feel the warmth.

I took off my layers,

because I was dying on that plane.

It was literally 9,000 degrees.

And I can't wait.

And now I have to go get my bag.

Hopefully, I don't lose it, 'cause I'll cry.

I just arrived in Oranjas -- no, I can't say it, I'm --

Arr -- I just -- Oranjestad, Aruba,

and this time, I have, like, a one-way ticket.

Like, I just am here, and that's it.

So I feel...

I wouldn't say, like, anxious, but I think,

like, equivalent to cheerleading.

When, like, my coach would be yelling at me,

and then she'd be, like, "OK, time to go on stage."

And that feeling of, like, "Oh, crap."

Like, "I'm here, I have to go."

Literally, it's, like, the same.

[optimistic music playing]

[Johny] Oh.

Chloe, Chloe.

[Chloe gasps] Aww, oh.

♪...chance ♪

-Hi. -[Johny] How are you?

Good, how are you? Hi.

♪ My true love and devotion ♪

Hi, you're gonna have all my ChapStick all over you.

-Am I pale? -No.

[Chloe chuckles]

We did it.

-OK. -Well, I did it.

-No, I'll take one. -I'll take both, I don't care.

Just hold your flowers.

-Oh. -[Johny chuckles]

Oh.

Are you excited?

Yeah.

You think I wasn't gonna come back?

I don't know -- sometimes you argue with me,

and you tell me you wouldn't.

-Oh, here we go. -[Johny chuckles]

-Love you, too. -I love you, too.

Oh, my God, whoa, watch out for the cone.

-[Johny] Oh, I'm sorry. -[Chloe] Collision.

Collision with the cone.

I feel like my first step, I need to shower so bad.

I feel just like a mess.

And I'm starving. And then I'll go to bed.

-Don't wake me up. -Maybe.

-I'll come at you. -Yeah.

-I'll come at you too. -Jonathan!

My God!

It feels good to be back.

Yeah, it feels good to be back or feels good back --

to be back with me?

I would literally never come here if you weren't here.

Aww.

Oh, oh!

See it?

I'm so happy Chloe's back in Aruba,

and that she's finally moving into my house.

But I'm very, very worried because, you know,

I don't know if she's ready for this.

Every time Chloe came to Aruba,

she was always in a vacation rental,

and now that she's gonna live with me in my home,

I'm gonna see, like, "Hey, are -- are you in this?

Are you -- are you ready for something real?"

[Chloe] Aah!

-You remodeled the place. -[Johny] Yeah, right.

So you ready to unpack a little bit?

-It's, like, a tomorrow thing. -[Johny chuckles] You wanna do it tomorrow.

I'm so tired.

I need to find my other silk pillowcase,

'cause I know I had another one.

I didn't even know silk pillowcases really existed

before I met you.

You don't get wrinkles when you use a silk pillow case,

like right here?

No.

And the Botox helps.

-Oh. -[laughter]

-I mean, it is what it is. -Yeah.

[Chloe] Honestly, we just need more closet space.

We need -- did you get hot water?

Oh, I have to still install that.

We need hot water.

Most people don't have hot water in Aruba because,

you know, it's more of a -- it's an expensive thing.

And Aruba never gets that cold.

I'll actually pay for the water bill

if we get hot water.

I will pay for it, I will.

[Johny] It's like, -- it's a lot, though.

Imagine if it becomes like $100.

-Like, the most I'll pay is $100. -[Chloe] Well, I still --

-I'll pay the $100. -[Johny] Oh you'll [indistinct].

-No, I'll pay the $100. -[both chuckle]

[Johny] In the States, when it's winter, hey,

you need hot water.

But here in Aruba, there's never any snow, ever.

No winter, the coldest it gets is like 75, maybe,

if it's raining and storming and the winds are blowing.

So the water is never, never cold.

-I'm ready for bed. -Let's go to bed.

[Chloe chuckles]

What scares me is that Chloe is spoiled.

Chloe is spoiled.

Like, she's so used to this luxury lifestyle,

and I'm kind of worried that, you know,

when she lives with me, she'll kind of realize,

like, "Oh, this is much more simpler."

-Time to shower? -[Chloe] I'm gonna shower.

[Johny] I'm gonna take you to the shower.

I don't know if she's gonna be satisfied

with that, you know?

Makes me think, like,

"Hey, is she really ready for this?"

-Watch the limbs. -Watch all the limbs, right?

[Chloe] Yeah.

[Manon speaking French]

I cannot be like, "Yeah, Marseille, I love it so much!"

No, I don't.

[both speaking French]

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ Oh ♪

[French music playing]

This is two, three... well, I don't see four.

After a total of 17 hours with two flights

and an extended layover, uh, we finally landed in Marseille.

There you go, choo, choo!

Manon and I got into a big argument

on the way to the airport,

and I feel like she is a little bit distant,

but I feel very optimistic being here.

Like, it is the start of a new chapter for us.

Oh, look who it is, dude, it's Mommy and Papi!

[speaking French]

[Manon] Hello, we're here, we made it!

[speaking French]

It feels bittersweet, OK?

I -- I cannot be completely ecstatic.

I cannot be like,

"Yeah, Marseille, I love it so much."

No, I don't, I'm sorry.

[speaking French]

But seeing my mom and my dad

seeing Ben, that they haven't seen in forever --

they only seen Ben once,

made me kind of, like, forget a little bit where I was.

He's shy.

[speaking French]

I'm actually home.

It -- it fills my heart with a lot of joy.

[speaking French]

We land in France,

and immediately Manon's like,

"Oh, here we are back in France,

said I'd never come back."

It's been a really rocky road to get to this moment,

and we need to try to make this work.

I think time will really tell whether or not

she's gonna wanna stick it out here.

So I'm just a little worried about that.

[all speaking French]

[Manon] Oh, nice.

[all speaking French]

[Manon] When I am around my family, I feel easily triggered,

because I feel like I'm the Manon 1.0

from when she was a teenager back home in France.

In French, we said

[speaking French]

"You have to fit the mold."

My biggest fear is that it took me 10 years

to really found who I am

and really be happy with myself.

And now, I feel I'm regressing 20 steps backwards.

What about the core person that I am?

Like, am I going to actually lose myself again?

Because I have to fit everybody else's idea

of what I should be.

So I don't know what the [bleep] am I gonna do.

[Johny] Next time on "90 Day Fiancé, the Other Way."

I need to at least eat first.

No, I don't like the noise.

Johny, I'm afraid.

I'm scared of the stove.

-[Johny] Come here, come here. -[Chloe] Please help me.

[Johny] Now we're living together, and I can't have her have

this vacation mode all the time.

-[Chloe] Oh! -[Johny] Good!

[Greta] Thank you for all the smiles and laughs.

Saying goodbye to Hazel,

it's like my heart is being ripped from my chest.

Bye, Hazel.

Now that I'm leaving for the UK,

I'm going from living alone with my cat

to living with my fiancé and his parents.

[speaking French]

[Anthony] I'm feeling super grateful

to be moving in with Manon's parents.

[speaking French]

But the house is... [speaking French]

Oh, my God.

[speaking French]

I could not sleep,

because I feel I'm never good enough.

[Anthony] I'm here in France to save our marriage.

I have a lot to work on, and she has a lot to work on.

[speaking Spanish]

I sent over four million.

-Don't [bleep] come here -- -I'm just...

here to say you already send me more money

when you don't.

He never know where he [bleep] take the money.

[all speaking Spanish]

[sighs]