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[Anthony] Previously on "90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way."

[Greta] Hi!

[Greta speaking]

I can tell it was a long journey because you stink.

You're welcome.

[Greta] Is this where I put my stuff, in these drawers?

[Mathew] Uh, yep, everything with a G on it.

[Greta] But there's stuff in there.

[Mathew] Oh, God, really?

It doesn't even seem like he was expecting me

to arrive here.

It just doesn't really feel like home.

[speaking Hindi]

[Jenny] Well, we love each other.

[speaking Hindi]

[speaking Hindi]

[speaking Spanish]

[Madelein speaking]

I've had a really long day, so I apologize.

For how long he think I gonna to forgive him?

♪ See the signs, here we are lost in time ♪

♪ leading us on... ♪

I don't even know where I packed my underwear.

♪ Gonna get a taste of what the future holds ♪

♪ Falling into place like a jigsaw ♪

[Greta] Hey, Matthew, where are you?

[Matthew] Hey, I'm in here.

[Greta] I'm gonna take a shower.

[Matthew] Yeah, go for it, darling.

Did you find enough space for your clothes?

No.

♪ Gonna give a taste of what the future holds ♪

♪ Falling into place like a jigsaw ♪

-Enjoy your shower. -Thanks.

[Matthew] Greta arrived earlier today.

And is this how I would have wanted it to go

in the first hour or two? Probably not,

but I expected her to be pretty worn out from the day.

Maybe there's more space I can clear for her,

but I think the best thing I can do now is just to stand back,

give her some space.

I get it that she just wants to do her own thing

for a little while.

Oh, hi, Matthew. You all right?

Hi, yeah, I'm pretty well. Hello, Nell.

-[Mark] How you doing, Matthew? -[Matthew] How you doing?

-[Mark] How's it going? -Yeah, pretty well.

-Has Greta arrived? -Yeah, yeah, she's arrived.

She's just having a shower now, so.

-I bet she's tired, isn't she? -[Matthew] She's knackered.

[Caroline] Yeah. Did you have a big hug when you saw each other?

Yeah, we had a, we had a pretty big hug, yeah.

-[Caroline] Aw. -[Matthew] Absolutely.

-Hi! -Hi!

[Greta] Oh, my God! It's so good to see you guys.

[Caroline speaking]

Yeah.

Thank you.

-Look who's here. -The house looks great.

[all laugh]

-Hi, Mark, how are you? -It's so nice to see you again.

It's nice to hear that cheeky laugh.

-Yeah. -She's got quite a distinctive laugh.

I'm just so excited to be here, and just so thankful

you guys, like, let me stay here again,

and...yeah. -Oh, you're welcome. We really love having you here.

[Greta] Aw, thank you.

-[Caroline] Yeah. -[Greta] Yeah.

[Caroline] I think Matthew has found his soulmate in Greta.

I hope that they have the wedding and the babies,

and they live happily ever after.

Matthew was -- was anxious a few days before,

but I see -- I see a spark in his eye now.

Aw, you look really happy, both of you.

[all laugh]

[Greta] Yeah.

Yeah -- Mark's been getting ready for you.

You've been sorting out the fridge and the freezer.

Yeah, yeah.

[Caroline speaking]

Oh, that's sweet. Thank you.

You've got something for Greta?

-[Caroline] Yeah. -[Greta] Yeah, aw.

You guys always make me feel so included and welcome, yeah.

I think my mother has something for you.

-[Mark] Yeah, we -- -[Caroline] Got you a little...

Oh, my God, oh, my God. Thank you.

-Did you make that yourself? -[Caroline] Welcome!

-[Caroline] No, I'm not that clever. -That's beautiful.

Oh, there's cats, there's kitties, that smells very nice.

[Matthew] This is a vegan cake?

[Caroline] That is a vegan cake.

It's got blueberries in, it's got lemon in,

and it's got -- it's got apple, and Hazel on the top.

Oh, my God, thank you. That's so sweet.

I'm gonna cry. Oh, my God.

I've been so anxious about the move

that I forgot how amazing Matthew's parents are.

They have always really loved me,

and been really accepting of me.

And that's what I've always hoped for.

For saying it's vegan, it's not bad.

[all laugh]

After my mom passed, and I was five,

I've always had a tough time being around any parents.

So the feeling of a warm, happy family,

it feels really, really nice. I feel really grateful.

[Caroline] I'm sure Greta's really tired.

It's been a long, long day for you.

-I've been tired too. -[Caroline] I'm sure...

Getting this place ready for her.

...but Greta's been traveling for hours and hours and hours,

so I think we should let Greta have some sleep now.

OK, well, good night, you guys.

-[Mark] Good night. -[Greta] I'll see you in the morning.

-And you, Matthew. -[Caroline] Take care.

-[Greta] Oh, are you coming with me -- OK. -Yeah.

-Good night. -Night, night.

-[Mark] Good night. -[Matthew] See you guys.

[Greta] Bye.

[Matthew] Today started off a little rocky,

but I'm glad things are beginning to feel more normal

between me and Greta.

There's always an adjustment period

when we see each other again,

but I can't wait to begin planning our life together.

It's been such a long day.

How are you feeling?

I'm just, like, kind of in shock right now, a little bit.

-Like, in shock? -Yeah.

Like, good shock or bad shock, or just...yeah.

I feel, like, really unsettled.

Mm.

When I was unpacking earlier today,

I felt really overwhelmed. I felt like it --

the room wasn't really prepared for me to arrive.

It kind of made me feel, like, not really welcome here.

You're welcome here.

-[Greta] Yeah. -You're always welcome here.

You've always been welcome here.

Well, I know, I mean, I -- I feel really welcomed

too, by your parents, but I meant just, like,

this doesn't really feel like my room, too.

-Oh. -It just kind of feels like your room.

Well, it is my room, so it's always gonna feel

a little bit foreign to you.

-It'll become more and more comfortable to you. -I don't --

I feel like you don't understand what I'm saying.

Like, it doesn't feel like my room because it's filled

with your stuff and there's no space for my stuff.

-That's what I'm saying. -Then, fill your stuff out.

Take all your things out. Put them out.

If you don't want my clothes there,

take them into the garage.

If you want a drawer, tip everything out,

put it in the bin, and put your things in there.

This is as much your room as it is mine now.

[Greta] I didn't think this is how our first night

back together would go.

I was really hoping for this giddy,

romantic reunion, but that's not happening.

And at the same time, I feel really hopeful

we can reconnect and have those really intimate moments,

the more time I spend with him.

I'm so tired, honey. I'm just gonna go to bed, OK?

-Yeah, that's fine. -[Greta] Good night.

Mm. Good night, darling.

[song in Spanish playing]

[Madelein speaking]

[music continues]

I'm excited that we're going to Cuba.

[Madelein speaking Spanish]

What?

[Madelein] Why?

[Madelein speaking]

[speaking Spanish]

Really, I was so horny.

Like, I don't [bleep], like, three months ago or more.

And obviously, I expect to have sex with him.

And he [bleep] make me mad.

And obviously, he don't get any sex.

[speaking Spanish]

She was still mad. She was angry.

But the fact of the matter is,

we haven't seen each other in months.

And it was good to hold each other in our arms.

We kissed, I was -- I was happy.

[Madelein speaking]

[Luke] Yeah, let's do it.

[Madelein] Today is the tasting of the cake.

I'm so happy and excited about it.

[speaking Spanish]

-Are you ready to try it? -Let's do it.

You give it to me, and I give it to you.

Which one is this?

The cake is so, like -- like, fluffy.

But it's kind of basic.

OK. Red Velvet.

[Luke] Red velvet?

-You like it? -No.

[vendor speaking Spanish]

[Luke] You wanna try this one?

Mmm!

I want this for me

and the other one for the other people.

[Luke] Really?

-Aw, you're so cute. -Sometimes.

Baby, I -- I just wanted to say I love you so much.

You mean the world to me, and I know we've had

a rough start to me moving here,

and it's been stressful for both of us.

I can't wait to spend the rest of my life with you.

Me too, amor. You know, I love you so much.

So a big thing, um...

OK, I'm trying to tell you something,

and I, I don't know how -- how to do it.

But I'll try.

Well, look, I mean, we talked about

me not doing a bachelor party, and...

I totally get where you're coming from.

[Luke] OK.

Remember when I had said I went to -- was going to David's house?

The weekend you don't respond to me?

-And... -Go to the point.

Basically, like, they -- they threw, like,

a small, little bachelor party for me.

A small little?

A stripper came over.

And what do you do with the stripper?

What do you mean?

What do you do with the stripper?

I mean...

Told me the true Luke, because you know

I gonna to find out.

I didn't do anything. I just...

She dancing for you?

Yeah.

The stripper... did the stripper stuff.

I mean, she came over for --

I didn't touch her. I mean, I didn't --

[crashing, clanking]

[Madelein grunts]

[bleep]!

-[Luke] Madelein. -Oh, my God.

[speaking Spanish]

[dramatic music playing]

[sobbing]

[Pattiya speaking]

I'm Pattiya, I'm 58.

One night, I was working, and Dylan came in.

He fell for these right away.

It was love at first boob sight.

[Sumit speaking]

-I know. -Yeah.

If this is what it's gonna be like every time

family members come over, I don't wanna live there.

[dramatic music playing]

Hey, are you OK?

[Jenny] Why was -- why does she have a problem with me?

What is wrong with her?

I haven't heard anything from any of his family members

for a long time.

So I thought everything was OK,

and it all just kind of went away.

But I found out I was wrong.

I thought -- I thought your family accepted me.

Yeah. I thought that too.

Like, that's why I thought like, they are coming to our place.

So where did that come from?

Yeah, baby, I don't know what to say about it.

Sadhana accepts me, but I'm worried

that if these other family members

keep being negative, it could make her mind

go back to the way it was before.

So, I am worried about that a lot.

[Sumit speaking]

...and that's why I don't care.

And I suggest you don't care about what people talk about.

Don't upset yourself. You are a beautiful person.

My family finally standing up for you.

-I know. -Yeah.

I saw tears in my mom's eyes.

She don't want like anybody to say anything to you.

It is a proud moment for me.

I never thought that I would see Sadhana sticking up for me.

But if this is what it's gonna be like every time

family members come over, that's just another reason

why I don't want to live there.

-[Sumit] Love you. -I love you too.

Thank you so much for standing up for me.

I'm just glad it's over.

[country music playing]

-[indistinct shouting] -[cow mooing]

♪♪

[man speaking]

[audience cheering]

[club music playing]

♪ We gotta do it, let it ride ♪

♪ We getting ready tonight, tonight, that's right ♪

♪ It's gonna be hot ♪

♪ As hell, we're making it hot ♪

I'm Pattiya, I'm 58, and I live in Dallas, Texas.

[Pattiya] I'm also known as Chalida.

[audience cheering]

I don't consider myself a stripper,

I consider myself an exotic dancer.

I started in this industry back in 1989,

when I was like 21 years old, because I needed money.

And here we are, 37 years later,

and I'm still shaking.

I'm a dinosaur.

Dancing's always made me happy. It makes me feel youthful.

It makes me feel energetic. It keeps me fit.

[spectator] Lord have mercy.

[Pattiya] But now I'm hanging up my cowgirl hat

to move across the world to be with my boyfriend, Dylan.

[whimsical music playing]

[Dylan] Just gonna turn the water off here.

Ah, I see the problem.

There we go. No more leaks.

Thank you so much for coming out, Dylan.

I appreciate it.

[Dylan] I'm a plumber. I do anything

from plugging up leaks, fixing dunnies.

[toilet flushing]

[Dylan] Ooh, yeah. That's a good flush.

I do enjoy being a plumber.

and it's actually a great job down here.

[audience cheering]

Whoo-whoo!

[cheering]

So I started stripping, and the phone started ringing.

And I ended up actually making it all the way

to the grand final of that show, and then suddenly,

I'm Thunder from Down Under's MC in Las Vegas.

This next one's for all those country girls out there.

And that's when I met Pattiya.

[Pattiya] I moved to Las Vegas because my love life was a mess.

I was married twice.

I was separating from my husband,

and I was not looking for love.

One night, I was working, and Dylan came in.

I looked up on the podium, and she just looked beautiful.

We just started talking, and then, yeah,

I was just really just smitten with her.

He fell for these right away.

It was love at first boob sight.

He invited me to a show. He has the best abs, I mean.

Dylan is just chiseled, like a Brad Pitt.

He's very handsome.

♪ Get your body on the dance floor ♪

And that Australian accent, boy.

[Dylan] Thank you so much for having me.

[Pattiya] It's beautiful.

I never thought I would date somebody

that was, like, 20 years younger than me.

♪ Ooh -- get your body on the dance floor ♪

But his personality won me over.

He made me laugh. He made me smile.

He's very romantic. He's very passionate.

He has an old soul.

♪ Baby, meet me on the dance floor ♪

Pattiya is the most loving, nurturing,

amazing woman I've ever met.

I don't wanna be with anyone else.

I only wanna be with Pattiya. She's the sunshine in my life.

We've been together for 12 years and still going.

We're destined to be together.

-Phew, oh, my God, my feet. -[Serena] Me too.

Dylan and I lived together in Las Vegas

for about seven years, but then he had

to move back to Australia due to visa stuff.

And shortly after that, I moved back to Texas,

and we've been doing the long distance

back and forth, off and on.

But all of that is about to change

because I'm moving to Tasmania to be with Dylan.

I'm not gonna miss these, that's for sure.

[all laugh]

What kind of shoes do you have to wear in Tasmania?

No! It's like an island. Google Tasmania.

-Google Tasmania. -I need to Google it.

I don't even know where it's at.

It's nothing like Dallas.

You know, here it's, like, really fast-paced.

-Yeah. -And it's fun, exciting.

-Lots to do here. -What do you --

-What can you do there? -[Pattiya] I don't know.

I've never been. It's gonna be quiet.

Like, staying home, reading a book,

reading a Bible. Like Retirement-ville, so...

I mean, if that makes you happy, yeah,

but I couldn't do that.

I mean, he's wonderful. He's exciting.

He loves to surprise me, but it's gonna be, you know,

like a nice, chilled, relaxing life.

It's just not gonna be the same.

Yeah, you know,

I really feel scared about, like, hanging up all,

you know, saying goodbye to dancing.

Because the last time he had me do this, he's like,

"Babe, babe, let's come together.

"I promise, I'm gonna take care of you.

"And you don't have to work anymore.

And we'll move to Thailand."

I like, you guys know I sold everything,

got down to a suitcase and a carry on, you know?

And here I am, back dancing again.

Four years ago, Dylan and I moved to Thailand

for about a year, and things did not go as I planned.

We were fighting constantly, and it was not working,

and I felt more alone than ever.

It was just awful.

All this fighting became very toxic,

and I couldn't take it anymore.

So we broke up, and then I came back to the States.

So that's what I'm worried about, that, you know,

that that could happen again.

[Serena speaking]

I don't know.

Despite our problems, our love is so strong.

No matter how much we fight, we end up coming back together.

What do you guys think?

Do you guys think I'm doing the right thing?

[Lynn] I mean, I feel nervous for you.

And especially with everything you're sacrificing.

[Pattiya] Yeah.

Here, I go again.

-[Lynn] Yeah. -Yeah.

[soft music playing]

I'm just tired of the back and forth, you know?

[sniffles]

It's just being with somebody, even though, like,

you're not with them.

It just feels like you're alone, you know?

I'm just tired of that.

Work, going home to an empty apartment.

Like, I really, like, I just want this to be, like...

like, I just want this to be the final time.

I know.

[Pattiya] I'm giving up a lot to be with Dylan.

The dancing, the independence, my big city life, my friends.

I'm moving to a whole new country.

And I'm doing this all for the second time.

But Dylan is so worth it.

He makes me feel like no one's ever made me feel.

I love him more than anything in this world.

He's just the most amazing person I've ever met.

And I feel like Dylan and I have a connection

that nobody else can understand,

but I just hope we don't fall back

into our old patterns and break up again.

I don't know if my heart can take it anymore.

In Oklahoma, I get weekly massages.

I'm fine to be the breadwinner here,

but I think there needs to be a realistic cap on things.

[speaking Spanish]

I definitely don't want this [bleep] cake in my marriage.

If I have a marriage.

♪ I want your penthouse ♪

[mooing]

♪ I want your penthouse ♪

[Greta] Ready for our spa treatment?

[Matthew] Yeah.

-Hi. -Hi.

Hi, welcome. Here's a hot towel for you both.

Oh, perfect. Oh, that feels good.

Yeah, that feels great.

And then, here's a welcome drink for you both.

Oh, thank you. Cheers, darling.

Cheers.

It's my second day in England with Matthew,

and I felt a bit unsettled.

But I think Matthew knows the key to my heart

because today he surprised me with the trip to the spa,

which is one of my favorite places.

-Aw, you look cute. -So do you.

It's just a small thing to show me that he cares,

and to make me feel welcome.

-So this is our relax room. -Ooh.

Please make yourself comfortable.

-OK. -And the therapist will come in shortly.

Ooh, you, like, sink into these.

Ooh, yeah. Wow, that's good.

Wow, this is good.

Honey, look, we can still hold hands.

[Matthew] Oh, yeah.

I'm gonna take my glasses off too.

Get the full relaxation experience.

[Matthew] Yeah.

We're spa people, aren't we?

Yeah, once in a blue moon, it's pretty good, isn't it?

well, I get massages quite often in Oklahoma.

Like, you know, weekly massages.

[exhales]

Having a massage every now and then is fine.

I think...once every week or two is probably

a little bit too much. -No.

I'm fine to be the breadwinner here and support you

and give you what you want to be happy, but I think

there needs to be a realistic cap on things, you know?

I mean, if we wanna be realistic...

you bought an upgraded engine on your car

that you did not need at all

and you bought very expensive computer.

So I don't really know what, like, realistic means to you.

We share the car, right?

But I can't share your spa expenses.

We don't both get something out of your massages.

You get a happier version of myself.

I don't think a happier version of you

is very sustainable financially.

So we probably need to reel it in just a little bit.

Well, I really don't feel

like I'm that unrealistic of a person financially,

and that I'm really not asking for much.

I'm willing to give almost everything I have financially

for us combined, but if I stopped working today,

I couldn't afford the life that you want.

And I'd lose you as a result.

So you think I'm engaged to you for the money?

Is that what you're saying?

I just want you to bear it in mind

to be able to have things like this in life.

It's something that ultimately, I have to foot.

I assumed that you were going this -- down this career path

to make a lot of money and work in finance

because that's who you were and that's what you wanted.

Hmm.

I don't want you to make choices because you feel like that's

what I want in the future.

I do enjoy my career.

I enjoy the work I do, and I feel like you don't

necessarily appreciate how much I give to this.

[dramatic music playing]

[Greta] I am really surprised by this comment.

Matthew knows I want to be an animal lawyer,

but I cannot practice law until I have

the proper certification,

And it's gonna take some time to do that.

I'm really grateful that Matthew is supporting us,

and I don't wanna be a burden,

but I don't wanna start this whole thing

where we're keeping score on each other's sacrifices.

I don't think that's a healthy foundation for a relationship.

We're all ready if you want to come up for your massages now.

-Sounds good. -Sounds good.

Feeling very tense.

[Pattiya] He did propose to me in Vegas,

but he ended up taking the ring back.

-Are you kidding me right now? -He was young.

It doesn't matter. It can cost you so much

if this doesn't work out.

[country music playing]

♪ Ah, ah, ah ♪

♪ Whoo-oo-oo, ah-ah-ah-ah-ah ♪

♪ Hey, hey, hey, Yippee-ki-yay ♪

♪ Born to run, I'm long gone... ♪

I love cooking. I enjoy it very much.

Like, I can make all types of dishes.

My nephew's coming over. He loves homemade food.

I'm really looking forward to cooking for him

and hanging out with him.

I haven't seen Nicholas in a long time.

He doesn't know Dylan. He's never met Dylan.

But when I told Nick I was gonna be moving out to Tasmania,

he immediately scheduled a trip to come out and visit me.

[knocking on door]

[door clicks open]

-[Pattiya] Hey, Nick. -Hi, oh, my God.

-Oh, my God. -You look so pretty.

-How are you? -Wow, look at you, you look so pretty.

[Pattiya] Thank you. Look at you.

-Hi. -All grown up.

-My goodness. -Oh, my gosh.

I love your place. It looks gorgeous.

-[Pattiya] Thank you. -[Nick] Yeah.

Auntie's gonna make some chicken Massaman curry.

-I need you to wash your hands... -Yeah.

...and you're gonna be my sous chef.

-You're gonna help chop up the carrots. -I love it.

[Pattiya] I just love Nick. He loves me for the way I am.

He thinks I'm the coolest aunt

because I was always, like, the wild one.

Sneak off and do what I want when I want.

My mom calls me a wild horse you cannot tame.

I mean, I moved out when I was 17

because I just don't like to be controlled.

[Nick] I'm excited to see you.

You've always been my favorite aunt.

[Pattiya] Aw, thank you, sweetie.

[Nick] Of course.

Sorry, honey. It's, that's kind of --

-[Nick] Do you want smaller? -Yes -- that's kind of big.

-I might chip my teeth trying to eat that. [Nick] You're good, you're good.

[Pattiya] Has your mom talked about me and Dylan?

I've heard the typical story, but anything --

What did she say about, you know what, never mind.

[Nick] It's the same [bleep] that we grew up with.

Anything that Pattiya does is just beyond the norm.

You guys have a 20-year gap, right?

[Pattiya] Yes, 20 years gap.

-He's 38, yeah. -Yeah, this is like textbook

cougar and the cub situation, you know?

I -- it is -- I mean, you see all these guys,

they're so hyped, "Oh, my gosh, I can't wait to have an older woman,

blah, blah, blah."

I know, but he's very, very mature, Nick.

I know, when I first met him, I was like, no, you know?

Oh, I know.

Nicholas, I've known Dylan 12 years.

Like, yes, we, you know, were together for that long,

but yes, we also, like, separated many, many times.

-And I know -- -'Cause I would be like, "Go, go,

I don't wanna hold you back."

But then he was the only one -- the one

that's always calling me to come back.

He's like, "I try to not think about you

and try to be without you, but I can't."

Living in Las Vegas, doing what we both did,

we were both performers, we get into fights

about jealousy and insecurities.

So Dylan and I have broken up 20 times.

He was definitely a runner.

He would question our relationship

and would end up breaking up with me.

But now, as he gets older, he's realizing

this is the girl that I wanna be with, my dream girl.

You guys have had this relationship now for,

you said, 12 years? -12 years.

So where is -- where is the ring at?

I don't know if you know this, but he did propose to me

in Vegas. -OK.

Like three years after we were together,

but he ended up taking the ring back

because, you know, he wasn't ready at the time.

-Are you kidding me right now? -He was young.

[Nick] It doesn't matter, I mean, that's just --

No, I mean, it was nine years ago.

Now, I feel like he's more than ready.

He's very ready.

I've not met the guy, so it's not my place

to really dog him, but who takes the ring back?

You know what I mean? I can't picture in any world

that if I did that to a woman, that she would take me back.

Either she has a lot of love in her heart,

or she has no idea what the hell she's doing.

Until you have the ring, why don't you stay here?

Because that way, if something does go wrong,

you don't have to move all the way back.

You don't have to uproot your life again.

-Well, I know, I know. -At the age of, what, 60?

I know, I know. But we're gonna get married.

So it will work. He's gonna propose to me.

And I'm gonna give him one last chance.

But it can cost you so much if this doesn't work out.

And I don't mean to make you cry. I'm sorry, I love you.

I know, I know, honey. I appreciate you.

[Nick] OK. Come here.

I'm not...

[sniffling]

[soft music playing]

[Pattiya speaking]

[Nick] I'm just worried, you know -- I know.

I'm not trying to scare you here, I just --

No, I know, I know.

No, I truly believe that this will work out.

This is, this will be our final time.

It does hurt because I've invested so much time

in us and I don't want to, you know, like,

he feels the same way.

[Nick] You have to let him know this isn't the same [bleep]

you guys have been doing for 12 years.

[Pattiya] I know, I know.

But I wanna give him that, that last chance.

Knowing my nephew's, like, that concerned

about me hit hard.

I have to make sure that this is a final time,

and I'm not gonna keep the breakup, the makeup,

the breakup, the makeup going for the rest of my life.

I mean, I'm 58.

I've been doing it for too long.

It's either [bleep] or get off the pot.

He has to propose to me.

If he doesn't commit, I'm moving on.

That's it.

But at the same time, I'm worried that if I did --

I mean, I invested 12 years, and if it doesn't work out,

I will come back and be alone.

That does scare me a lot.

I knew she'd be pissed.

I didn't think that would happen.

Can we figure this out, please?

Can I get like a napkin or some [bleep]?

I didn't think that would happen.

[dramatic music playing]

I definitely don't want this [bleep] cake in my marriage.

If I have a marriage.

[Madelein speaking]

[phone ringing]

[Paola] Hello.

[speaking Spanish]

[Luke] I knew she'd be pissed.

She doesn't like the idea of me being

around other women... at all.

But I didn't plan the bachelor party.

I didn't know about it. I didn't order the stripper.

I was just there.

I didn't know how to tell her.

But I also felt that starting a marriage

without 100% honesty is not -- is not,

is not a good -- good place to start.

[speaking Spanish]

[tense music playing]

[Madelein sobbing]

[Madelein speaking]

[Luke] Sorry.

[Madelein speaking]

How you think I gonna to get married with someone

I don't trust in anything?

I didn't know it was happening.

-I didn't -- -[indistinct]

And you come here with this [bleep] excuse,

"I don't know it's happen."

You have close to three [bleep] years to me, with me.

You know who I am.

You know which one is my limits.

I'm sorry.

[engine rumbles]

Can we figure this out, please?

Figure out what?

We're supposed to get married, Madeleine.

No, the marriage is canceled.

-It's not canceled. -It's canceled.

Go to get married with the stripper.

You gonna get married with her.

I don't wanna marry her.

Madelein.

-Close the door of my car. -I'm sorry -- no, Madelein.

-Close the door of my car. -Madelein.

Madelein.

[speaking Spanish]

It's over.

It's over.

[dramatic music playing]

[Johnny] Next time on "90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way."

[speaking Hindi]

It stinks!

[Sumit speaking]

-[grunts] -[laughs]

[Sumit speaking]

I'm done with this yoga.

Today, I am finally going to Tasmania to see my honey.

My biggest concern about going to Australia

is his mom being so darn close to us.

I think it's about time that he gets off his mom's nipple.

It's time.

I have been working on a business plan.

[Anthony] Manon will always be hustling.

Are you, like, for real?

[Chloe] Do you see him?

Jonathan asked me to stop his location sharing.

-[Chloe] Oh, my God, look at him! -[Chloe's friend] I can do that.

[Chloe] But my physical eyesight

doesn't need to stop tracking him.

[Madelein speaking]

[Luke] I don't know if she'll speak with me.

I don't know what to do at this point.

[Madelein speaking]