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

[speaking French]

[Manon speaking]

[speaking French]

[Laurent and Manon speaking French]

Phew.

I'm going to get out of here before it gets ugly.

[speaking French]

Letting you come here to live with him,

that's a big thing also. -Pause.

What is he risking? Ready?

Go ahead, I'll wait.

I'm leaving everything I've ever known,

and I just don't see him giving up

anything other than hooking up with random tourists.

I risked my entire future going out the [bleep] window.

I didn't touch her, I didn't have sex with her,

I didn't...

I was like this.

[sobs]

♪ It's all right It's not long ♪

♪ As long as we're together ♪

♪ Hey, mama, yeah ♪

♪ Hey, mama, now we get it up ♪

♪ Hey, mama, heat it up ♪

♪ Hey, mama, now we get it up ♪

♪ Hey, mama, heat it up ♪

♪ Hey, mama, now we get it up ♪

[Johny] I actually can't wait to see your mom.

I can't actually wait to see her.

Like, you can't wait to see her,

but I actually can't wait

to see her. -[Johny] I know, it's your mom.

-Of course you can't wait. -Martinis for days.

Oh, my God.

I moved to Aruba about a week ago.

I feel like I haven't even fully unpacked yet

and my mom is already on her way to spend the weekend.

I'm kinda nervous bringing her to my house, though.

'Cause you know how your mom is.

[Chloe] My mom's someone who has very high standards in general,

and I think she's coming down with a certain expectation

in her head, and that expectation is

definitely different than reality.

So I feel like she's not gonna be happy.

I want her to be like, "Oh, this is a nice house,"

you know, not like, "Oh, man, this is --

this is pretty bad," you know?

[Chloe speaking]

Yeah, yeah.

She might, actually.

I met Michelle when she came to Aruba a few times

to visit Chloe, and I also stayed with her

when I was in Boston.

Very smart. She knows her business.

I don't feel like she looks down on me at all, you know?

That I have with her is very, very good.

But it's a big concern that Chloe's mom will, like,

start speaking in Chloe's ear and, like, telling, "Hey,

is this the right decision? Is this the right thing?"

Ready?

Her daughter's living with me.

I don't want her to think that she's living with some slum

or something like that, you know?

Here we go.

It feels different being on the other side of it.

It feels weird.

It's like I'm picking her up now,

'cause now I live here. -[Johny] Yeah.

[Chloe] Mom!

-[Michelle] Hi! -She's styling!

-[Michelle] Hello, hi, guys! -Hi!

-[Michelle] How are you? -I'm good.

-Nice to see you. -Oh, I missed you guys.

-You smell nice. -Oh, thank you.

It's surprising 'cause I was on a plane.

Chloe and I have not talked a lot

since she's been down here.

So I am looking forward to this trip to spend some time

with Chloe and Johny.

How are you, my little nugget?

I have definitely felt, you know, Chloe's absence,

even though it has not been a long period of time.

[Chloe] I'll take the [speaking Spanish].

-[Johny] You'll take [speaking Spanish]? -What is [speaking Spanish]?

It's Spanish for a bag.

Backpack, it's actually Spanish for a backpack.

-Oh. -[Johny] Backpack.

Wow, you're working on your skills, huh?

[Johny] She's sounds like Dora the [speaking Spanish].

-[Chloe] Dora the [speaking Spanish]. -[Johny] Exactly.

[Michelle] I'm hoping that she's getting settled in.

And I'm looking forward to seeing Johnny

and Chloe's, um, home together.

I'm really interested in seeing the neighborhood,

making sure that it's a safe area for her.

And, you know, making sure that she has all the amenities

that she needs.

Hit the gas.

-Yes. -Whip it!

Whipping it.

You know, we need to have tough conversations.

And I am gonna dig pretty deep because this is

a huge life decision.

So what is our plan for today?

Well, we figured we would take you to Jonathan's house

so you can see where I'm gonna be living

and see our little setup we have going on.

OK.

Sounds like a plan.

I haven't shown my mom Jonathan's house

in her previous visits because she needs, like,

I don't know, a hot shower, cranking air conditioning,

like, high thread count sheets,

so I just let her live happily ever after

in her rentals.

Chloe's just had a few days here now,

and she's getting settled at home, so...

I unpacked one of my bags.

-One of them, yeah. -Wow.

Most of my stuff I feel as if I should bring to the laundry.

OK, well, I didn't come here to do laundry.

I'm not doing your laundry, just so you know.

-Well, no. -I hope that wasn't a ploy.

My mom is very particular, and I want Jonathan to make

a good impression on my mom.

You have a washer and dryer, Johnny?

[Johny] Yeah, I have a washer and dryer.

OK, so you don't have to go to, like, a laundromat.

I think my mom viewed him as a good guy to have,

like, a fling with.

I don't know if my mom is too fond of him

being the guy that I'm actually moving in with.

Kinda see, like, yeah,

these are some nice houses on this side, but you know.

I hope Jonathan is ready for all the scrutiny

that is to come from my mother.

-This is it. -This is your house?

♪ I won't ever cry again ♪

♪ No, you can't make me ever cry again ♪

[Luke] Last time I saw Madeleine,

she told me the wedding was canceled.

When she told me that, it made me feel defeated.

Um...

but she's agreed to meet me here at -- at the park,

so it's a really good sign.

I just know that I'm not ready to give up

on this relationship.

Hello.

No.

-You look good. -Always.

[speaking Spanish]

-You wanna walk? -[Madelein] Let's go.

[Luke] Look, seeing you cry and telling me to get out,

it killed me.

You breaking up with me really made me reflect

and think about this relationship.

I wanna be with you,

and I never wanna leave of your side.

You mean the world to me.

It's hard for me to believe you, really.

I opened the doors to believe in the love for you.

It's really so disappointing. And I don't know how

to forget that. -[Luke] I understand that.

I have up [bleep] on numerous occasions.

I -- I know that I'm gonna have to go over and above

to show you I am deeply and truly sorry.

[sighs]

[Madelein speaking]

I am single now.

Madelein is looking at me right now

with complete disappointment.

I have no idea what to do, how to act, what to say.

I -- I feel horrible.

That night out,

for what it's worth,

was definitely not worth it.

I think we have other things to talking about.

[speaking Spanish]

[Madelein speaking]

Yeah.

OK.

I need to protect myself and my work and my time.

I take into this, I gonna to take something.

[Luke] I understand what you're saying.

You are vital and important to doing that business.

I just want you to know where I'm coming about protecting

what was mine before I -- I met you.

But the real question is what? Yes or no?

Madelein and I have been fighting

about having her name

on the property in Guatapé

since before I left for Colombia.

Now she's saying, "Oh, well, I don't wanna get married

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

I'm leaving a really good job.

I'm leaving my life and my family.

You're leaving everything.

You're giving up family, friends, job.

You've got to stand your ground,

otherwise you're -- you're mincemeat already.

I don't wanna risk everything

that I have ever worked for

to put down on a property

that I'll have to split with somebody

that it didn't work out with.

But I -- I don't know what else to do.

We started pursuing this business venture together.

I want to do the business venture with you.

-The property name, we gonna to share? -[Luke] I value -- we...

Sure, yes, we can compromise.

We will have a lot in our name.

Perfect.

[Luke] All I want is for this to work, OK?

I want a business with you.

I want a life with you.

All I want for us is to be happy together.

I wanna take all the stress away from you.

I'll take all the stress. I'll take all the bull[bleep].

I'll take everything, as long as you can be happy.

I love you.

I just want another chance.

[speaking Spanish]

[exhales sharply]

-[Johny] This is my house. -OK.

[Johny] Here's the kitchen.

Johnny's house needs a lot of work.

[Johny speaking]

-What? -[Johny] Yeah.

Would it be where I want my daughter to live?

Absolutely not.

[Johny] It's not even that bad.

That is barbaric.

[Manon and Marie speaking French]

Have a -- a good night.

[both speaking French]

[Anthony laughs] Nice.

There we go.

Alright, dude, let's get going.

Get you to bed.

[French music playing]

[Manon cackling]

Can I have another one, please?

-The... -[all three speaking French]

A passion. Morito, passion.

No, not virgin, [speaking French].

-She understood? -[all speaking French]

[Manon speaking]

OK.

Oh, my gosh...

[speaking French]

Since everything is doing so well right now,

everyone is having a good time. Our bellies are full.

Baptism is all about new beginnings.

I was like, you know what?

I'm just going to take the opportunity to go

talk to Christine.

My aunt that I had beef with years ago

because she actually believed someone

who's not even family related, who said I was

talking [bleep] about the family.

This is my chance to talk to her and just move past this

and let's have a new beginning.

Hello, hello.

[all speaking French]

[Manon speaking] [laughs]

I can totally feel on the right side

with my sister, my mom, my dad, everyone kind of, like,

staring at me -- I can feel the pressure of,

like, "What is going on down there?"

They assume Manon is starting [bleep].

But what's going on between Christine and I

is actually pretty positive.

It seems that I cannot ever do anything right.

[upbeat music playing]

Get this, I had no one beside me in first class.

-Wow. -I know.

-It never happens, right? -That's a lot of space.

What was that?

-That sounded like a gunshot. -Did something just blow up?

Is my luggage still in the car?

-Yeah, everything's in the car. -OK.

Chloe's mom is here today, and it's gonna be the first time

that she's actually gonna see where Chloe lives with me.

This is it.

[Johny] I'm very, very nervous about it.

I don't know what's her reaction gonna be,

but, you know, I hope it's good.

Alright, guys. Michelle, welcome to my home.

-[Michelle] Thank you. -[Johny] It's a decent yard.

-Not as big as your yard, but... -[Chloe and Johny laugh]

and yeah, this is going to be my house. -[Michelle] OK.

-Thank you. -[Johny] Welcome in.

-OK. -[Johny] This is my kitchen area.

-Watch out! -[Chloe] Why -- why do you keep falling?

-[Johny] Watch your step. -[Michelle] No, I'm just not used

to all these different levels. -There's different obstacles, yeah, I'm sorry.

-I know, I guess that's true. -[Johny] There's the kitchen.

[Michelle] Can I see the famous stove, please?

[Johny] She's afraid of this one.

I learned how to turn it on the other day.

Um, it's just -- it's just a clicker.

You press it in, you turn it on.

[Michelle] Oh, it's backwards, ours goes to the right.

My first impression of Johnny's house

um, is that it needs a lot of work.

-That's the oven? -[Chloe] Is that the oven?

-Yeah, this is the -- the oven is... -[Chloe] Oh, Johnny.

-You just broke your oven. -[Johny] I never touch the cabinet, so.

-[Michelle] Does it work? -[Johny] Um, I think it does.

It definitely gives me bachelor pad vibes for sure.

I boiled eggs on this yesterday, I'll have you know.

-You boiled eggs on it? -In -- in -- in the pot.

OK, alright, alright.

-Oh, my God. -Alright, alright.

My mom thinks I don't know anything about the kitchen.

Would it be where I want my daughter to live?

Absolutely not.

Welcome to where your daughter likes to sleep.

-[Chloe] Ta-da! -[Johny] Yeah.

-Do you not have a closet? -[Johny] Um, that's my closet.

-[Michelle] Oh. -And this is Chloe's closet.

[Chloe] Jonathan's gonna buy me another one.

Right, Jonathan?

I'm making a walk-in closet for you.

-Yeah. -I just have to do this, make a wall here, and then...

-This is actually full. -OK, but then you're losing a closet.

No, because I'll share the same closet.

One side's for her, one side's for me.

It'll be twice the size.

-Sharing a closet with a woman's not a good idea. -No a good idea.

I think I could, I don't know.

We're working on the closet situation because...

Yeah, maybe put this one over there.

[Chloe] 'Cause I actually, um, have two suitcases

that are packed still.

Why did you have me bring all this other stuff if you have

things that you haven't even unpacked yet?

Like, where are you gonna put the stuff that I brought?

'Cause I'm not bringing it back with me.

I'm gonna -- we're gonna find room.

I didn't realize she has that much stuff.

She -- she still has a lot more to come.

[Johny] We'll figure it out, don't worry.

Did you tell your mom about cold showers?

[Michelle] You only have cold showers?

[Johny speaking]

-What? -Yeah, like, you have

to buy your own heater.

-[Michelle] How do you take a cold shower? -Well, to be fair...

-[Johny] It's not that cold, it's not that cold. -The day -- like, right now?

-No, no, no, right now? -I like my temperature exactly at 89 degrees.

-I know. -Do you wanna try it?

You wanna see how cold it is?

[Michelle] I feel like Chloe is not being honest with herself.

I know that she's in love with Johny and,

you know, everything's bliss,

but reality's gonna come.

[Chloe] Let it warm up for a few seconds.

[Michelle] Warm up?

How does it warm up if there's no warmth?

So the whole point is, because the pipes are outside,

the water gets hot right now. -[Johny] Try it, it's really not that bad.

-[Michelle] I could never go in that. -[Johny] Really?

-[Michelle] Never. -That's not even that bad.

-[Michelle] That bad? -[Johny] That's hot.

[Michelle] Listen, 89 degrees, I told you.

-[Johny] That's good water. -That is barbaric.

Chloe likes, you know, much nicer things,

and she's going to want those things.

I can already see her talking about building bigger closets

and getting more shelf-space.

I do think that Chloe's um, novelty,

you know, with this whole living situation

will wear off quickly.

-You're using bar soap now? -I'm not using it.

-Don't worry, it's mine. -I didn't think so.

-I'm definitely not using it. -OK, OK.

-You might have to soon. -No, I don't do bar soap.

-I like my own soap. -Yeah.

[speaking Spanish]

[Madelein speaking]

[speaking Spanish]

[upbeat music playing]

Thanks for taking me to the market.

I thought that this would try and help us move on.

[Madelein speaking]

-This is trippy, baby. -[Madelein] Why?

[Luke] In the States, they don't have markets like this.

-[Luke] Is this it? -[Madelein] Yeah.

[both speaking Spanish]

[Madelein speaking]

[both speaking Spanish]

[speaking Spanish]

[Luke] I feel different already.

[all speaking Spanish]

[speaking in Spanish]

It's working.

[all speaking Spanish]

[spiritual cleanser speaking Spanish]

[exhales sharply]

[Luke] OK, alright.

[spiritual cleanser speaking Spanish]

[Luke speaking]

[spiritual cleanser speaking]

[spiritual cleanser speaking]

[spiritual cleanser speaking]

[Madelein speaking Spanish]

This spiritual clean don't helping at all.

[all speaking French]

This is making me want to just pack my stuff and go back to LA.

[all speaking French]

[French instrumental music playing]

[all speaking French]

[Manon] It's the end of the dinner.

I'm thanking everyone for coming.

And I see my mom and my dad and my sister looking

at each other.

And I said, "Hey, what's wrong?"

And Marie's like, "Nothing."

Uh, obviously, there's something, tell me.

And then she starts saying, "Well, you know,

"it's my family, too.

It's affecting me that you create drama with everyone."

I'm like, "Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa."

I think she assumed that me talking to Christine

created some sort of drama,

when actually we were moving forward,

water under the bridge, and positive things.

So I got fed up with Marie. "You know what?

I see you at home, I'm leaving, I'm done."

And my mom starting, like, following me outside

as I was leaving the restaurant, and that's what started

to really put me even more on the edge and made me lose it.

Because why are you not chasing Marie to tell her,

"Hey, don't start [bleep] now, talk to Manon later."

Once again, it's me the problem?

[all speaking French]

[Laurent speaking]

[Laurent speaking]

[Sabrina speaking]

[in English]

My parents protect Marie on a whole different level.

I know I am the fiery one, but this situation that's

happening right now is just opening the gates

to all of the past situations that I was trying to escape.

[all speaking French]

[Laurent speaking]

[Laurent speaking]

[Laurent speaking]

I'm freaking tired of always being the black sheep

of the family.

This honestly makes me feel like I just want to pack up all

of my [bleep] and go back to L.A.

This is not my home, and this is not my family.

No matter what I do,

they don't understand how I feel or who I am,

I'm just so [bleep] over it.

Peace, bye.

Since you've been going down here,

I've given you a minimum of $20,000.

She needs to have a plan to sustain this lifestyle.

I get that you wanna live on an island,

but it's not realistic.

[upbeat music playing]

[Johny speaking]

That's a nice bike.

I would like to get, like, an actual bike like that.

-'Cause Aruba is small enough to have... -[Michelle] Bike?

-...an electrical bike. -No.

It's not small enough to not have a car, though.

And living here, I need a car, because...

Well, you don't have to live here.

You have a car at home.

My mom arrived in Aruba yesterday.

I obviously love her. I love spending time with her.

But I feel like every move I make,

my mom is storing in her library

for things to later come for me,

like "I told you so."

Yes.

While my mom is visiting, we have planned

to look at cars here to buy.

You must be missing your car from home.

I -- I do.

I need to be able to do basic things.

Like, if I wanna go to the grocery store,

I can't just -- I mean, Jonathan leaves at 7 a.m.

to go to work. So what?

I'm supposed to sit at home all day and just stare

at the ceiling and then have no work and no money and no car?

No.

I agree that you need a car.

I just don't agree that I'm the one

that needs to pay for it.

I'm not telling you to go pay for it.

That didn't happen either.

So, uh, we'll see what kind of options they have.

They can go to very expensive brands,

and they can go to much, much cheaper brands.

$2,000, maybe -- maybe $3,000.

I'm just giving you guys an idea of like, you know.

-What you can get. -Yeah, exactly, yeah, you know what I mean?

[Chloe] In the past times that I've visited Aruba,

I've always rented cars. -[Johny] I love you.

Love you, bye.

I'm so excited.

But that costs a ridiculous amount of money,

like $600 a month.

So now that I'm living here permanently,

I need to get a car so I can get a job.

OK.

-Hi, I'm Michelle. -How are you doing?

-How are you doing? -Hi, Chloe.

-Nice to meet you. -I'm Johnny.

-Oh, Johnny. -[Chloe] Ironic.

-Ironic. -What -- what can I do for you guys?

Uh, we want to look at, um, some smaller vehicles that are

um, prior owned. -OK, we have a section here.

-[Michelle] OK. -Just follow me.

-[Michelle] I will do that. -[Johny] Here you can see this area.

-This is our pre-owned section. -[Michelle] Oh.

A small car that I can offer you is like this.

It's a small car, economical.

-It's three cylinders. -Three?

-It's automatic, yeah. -[Michelle] What happened to the fourth one?

It has air conditioning. We have a couple of those.

-We also have this, OK? -[Michelle] OK.

[Chloe] What about that one?

This is a classic car, I must admit.

[Chloe] I love her.

Good luck getting parts on an island

for an ancient vehicle.

$50,000 florins would be about $30,000.

-$27,000? -Definitely not.

Or we could just buy the boat instead,

and we could just only have water transportation

for like $7,000.

So I don't see any of the $4,000 to $5,000 range cars

that Johny was talking about. -No, no, we don't -- we don't have that.

Who does?

Well, usually in Aruba, we don't have that.

-People buy them on the street. -[both] On the street?

Yeah, you -- you go on the internet

and you can see the used cars

that people are offering.

But these are regular people, not dealers.

-I mean... -So yeah, that's a hard no.

I am absolutely shocked because I would literally never

buy a car from the internet in Aruba.

I mean, I know cars are expensive.

I know it's not like a water bottle.

I know it's pretty up there, but I didn't think it was

going to be this ridiculously priced.

It's basically triple the price of a somewhat decent car

in the States. -It's a pleasure meeting you, thank you for your time.

Thank you. Thank you for coming.

[Chloe] Thank you.

How am I supposed to find work without a car?

I guess this is where I face reality.

-This isn't gonna work. -[Michelle] No.

This is definitely not gonna work.

No, I also don't wanna rent.

But I don't know.

Maybe in the meantime, I kinda have to rent.

I don't know.

All I'm hearing from you is "I don't know."

I'm not hearing plan.

I'm not hearing "This is what I'm gonna do."

I just said I will just rent. So that's great.

Done deal.

[Michelle] Yes, but I think that if you rent again,

one of the considerations that you were probably

counting on was me financing a lot of this.

I cannot continue to put transfers

into your bank account

and pay rent and rental vehicles.

That has to end now.

You're deciding to live here, and I can't finance it.

You are going to have to make your own way.

You don't get to come to me to bail you out.

I mean, I wasn't asking you to also, so...

No, but I think you were assuming that I would

because I have. -[Chloe] No, I wasn't.

Yeah, but you never paid my rent, so let's stop there

'cause you've never paid my rent.

Um, I actually did. You don't remember that?

I mean, I could look in the bank.

It's really hard to tell Chloe

that I'm cutting her off financially.

I think Chloe really doesn't give a lot of value

to the contributions that I've given her.

It's just about her understanding

that she needs to have a more solid plan

to sustain this lifestyle.

-OK, there's -- what is that, $600? -[Chloe] Just --

That was for Christmas.

Oh, still money. You're welcome.

What'd you get me? Hang on, wait, nothing.

There's $200, there's another $200.

Since you've been going down here,

I've given you a minimum of $20,000.

I don't believe that, but that's OK.

No, it is 100%.

With you flying, you know, back home

to get your hair done. -I paid for my hair.

But you didn't pay for the flight here.

[Chloe] You didn't pay for every flight.

Like, yes, you have paid for flights, but I've also paid

for flights for me to go home.

Don't try and make it out like I'm just being a brat,

because that's not what it is.

But, at the end of the day, like, that's a lot of money

that I've spent.

And I get that you wanna live on an island.

Like, I wanna live on an island,

but it's not realistic.

It's frustrating 'cause it's not like I'm necessarily

always asking my mom for money.

A lot of the times she wants to help because my mom's always

my number one supporter.

Now it's like my mom's almost working against me,

and I don't know if that's because...

she just wants me to come home or if she genuinely

just doesn't believe that I can do it.

You're making it seem like I'm just being a brat.

And, like, I understand things are hard.

I don't -- I'm not saying that you're being a brat.

[Chloe] But that's how you're making it.

You're like, "Oh, I gave you this amount of money."

OK, you're acting like I'm, like, stupid,

'cause I don't see it. Like, I see numbers.

-I never said you were stupid. -[Chloe] I see it.

-[Chloe] Like, I get it. -I never said you were stupid.

No one has 7,000 backup plans. You don't either.

You don't either. No one does.

You're looking at it as, like, "This is it.

"There's a dead end. That's it.

You're screwed. You should just go home."

I know that you think the funding

that I've given you wasn't maybe that big of a deal.

But I think that it's going to be a very big deal

without it.

[Anthony] Next time on "90 Day Fiancé, The Other Way."

-We got a logo. -[Jenny] Yay!

[Sumit] Family Cafe.

Things are starting to come together.

The cafe now looks like a cafe.

[Sumit speaking Hindi]

I don't know what makes him think that he can take water

from the bathroom and use it for the kitchen.

That's not gonna happen in my kitchen.

All the hard work is gone.

How about that one?

[Dylan] Pattiya's relationship with money is reckless.

If she's got money, she's gonna spend it.

All of it.

I want you to be 100% honest with me.

How much debt? What's the actual number?

-20. -How does that happen?

It's a -- it's a big issue.

I've kinda been at, like, my lowest low in life.

[Brian] Why do you wanna be with her?

You're completely manipulated

and controlled all the time.

What about this sounds like a good idea?

Wake the [bleep] up.

Aw, hey, honey.

Look at their ears, they're just like...

I've been having a lot of anxiety lately because I feel

so unsure if I do want kids anymore.

Me and Greta have spoken together about kids

hundreds of times.

I don't know where this has come from.

Well, that's a bombshell.