'Starting tonight, a special four-hour event...'
How many women in America have you had sex with? Two.
That's a lie.
Do not (BLEEP) disrespect me. Aargh! Don't say not one thing to me.
Two things. Three things.
'..where couples will clash...'
I don't feel Paola sees my perspective.
So I'd prefer for him to be gone.
'..and lines will be crossed.'
You went there to hang out with (BLEEP)
Hold up. We've got a situation here.
You put me in the middle. It's not fair.
I'm trying to help, then I see this kind of attitude.
Cut her off.
'From startling confessions...' I loved you.
Do you realise that? I still (BLEEP) love you.
Larissa? Never say never.
Wow. Wow.
Azan, where did that money go?
Did you cheat again on Ashley?
Just shut the (BLEEP) up, Paola. Seriously.
'..to shocking confrontations.'
Are you there with somebody, Larissa?
Scoot over.
Who the (BLEEP) are you? Get the (BLEEP) off the screen.
Face the facts. It didn't work.
You're not a part of this, dude. Get off. Looks like I am.
Larissa, you're a (BLEEP)
Dude, just wake up, you know?
This is enough.
'But first, the surprising details leading up to Larissa's trial.'
Larissa's been texting me. She's using you.
(KNOCKING)
Sweetheart, how are you tonight?
Today's the big day, OK? Ready to go?
(ENGINE STARTS)
How about we turn the AC on? OK.
Ha. Outstanding.
It's been two months since Larissa's third arrest
for domestic violence. Since then, she moved out.
I pulled the application for her green card.
I filed for divorce and I got a new car.
And it has air conditioning.
It's nice to drive a new car. Yeah.
It's very nice to finally buy a car and buy something for myself.
Absolutely.
In the last few weeks of our marriage, Larissa and I
were just fighting all the time, arguing.
I don't care any more. I'm done.
OK. I'm going to divorce you.
The fighting got out of control and my mother called the police,
so Larissa was arrested for a third time.
After that, it was clear to me that our relationship was over.
And I decided that I would do everything that I can
to make sure that Larissa is convicted and deported.
I just want it to end. I want Larissa to understand what she did.
And some kind of -
I want Larissa out of my life.
I don't want to be responsible for her,
I don't want to talk to her, see her, pay for her.
I haven't talked to Larissa since the night of her arrest.
I really don't know what Larissa has been up to
since I last saw her.
Hey, can I come in? Yes.
I have a date. (LAUGHS)
I'm just going to the movies.
Nothing special.
I know Larissa for ten years now.
We met in Brazil. Larissa has no family here.
No support at all.
Colt completely turned his back to her,
so the minimum thing I could do was invite her to live with me.
Texting what?
I think it's (BLEEP)
I'm glad you've got a lawyer.
I can't believe Larissa's asking for alimony on a six-month marriage.
She doesn't deserve it. No-one does after six months.
It's in no way possible. It's ridiculous.
After I filed for divorce,
Larissa's response was that she wanted
$1,000 a month in alimony.
I feel like she's being ridiculous.
I can't really afford that.
And I don't know why she thinks she deserves alimony.
So I got myself a divorce attorney.
(SIGHS)
Hi. Hi. I'm Shawanna. Good to meet you.
Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you finally.
Did you guys find it OK? Yes. OK. Great.
Come on in. Have a seat. Make yourselves comfortable.
Again, thank you for coming to visit me.
So, how did you and Larissa get to this spot?
Larissa and I have been married for less than seven months.
She's from Brazil.
She came over on a K-1 fiancee visa. Mm.
In the length of our marriage,
she's been arrested three times for domestic violence.
Against him. Against me. OK.
She still has one court case unresolved.
The first two were dismissed. OK.
The reason they were dismissed is because
he would not testify against her. OK.
But after this last time, I -
You said enough is enough. I decided enough is enough.
Larissa's first two criminal cases were dismissed because of me.
I didn't testify. But at this point, I have to testify against Larissa.
This is the third time this has happened.
She has to be accountable for something.
It'll be very difficult for her.
I don't think she'll be found innocent.
Do you guys have any children?
Any assets? No children, no assets.
But she wants $1,000 a month in alimony.
OK! Let me explain the whole process to you.
In Nevada, alimony is within the discretion of the court.
It is based on many factors, such as the relative disparities in income
or education of the litigant, the age,
and whether the litigant will be able to care for themselves
after the divorce. And how long is this going to possibly take?
If she wants to turn this into a nightmare, I'll be there for her.
If she wants to resolve this, I'm reasonable. We'll get it done.
You know, someone being arrested three times
in a span of six to nine months is just...
You know, it's not the type of equity
she could come into the court and say, 'Help me. Poor little me.'
That's just not gonna fly in this case. Right.
I am so glad Colt is definitely serious about getting a divorce.
I hope that Larissa does not drag out anything. I want it to end.
I want her to get sentenced in her domestic violence case.
The other two domestic violence arrests were probably dismissed
because Colt would not testify.
He didn't want to hurt her. But this time, he needs to end it.
I'd like to see her deported.
She might be deported back to Brazil.
So I have no idea how this affects my divorce.
If she's deported, how does that work
if the divorce is not finalised?
That would be a little bit of a problem.
But as long as at the time of the filing of the divorce
there was jurisdiction in Nevada
over you and her, the case can proceed.
This is a somewhat complex situation.
It would be easy in terms of it's a very short-term marriage.
What's complicating it a little bit
is the immigration status and the pending criminal case.
It's kind of the great unknown at this point.
What is Colt supposed to say if Larissa starts contacting him?
I'll tell you, in my years of practice, don't fall for that one.
You are free to ignore her.
You're grown people. You have no obligations to her at all.
So I would direct her to me.
We want it over. Right. He wants it over.
When Larissa and I first separated, it was hard for me.
There's a part of me that still loves her
and even toys with the idea of trying to make things work.
I know, ultimately, what needs to be done.
But Larissa has this power over me.
She knows how to control me to some degree, and that scares me.
Good to meet you. Thank you. Nice meeting you. Come on out. X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:0
Sweetheart, how are you tonight?
Good to see you, my lovely.
My name is Eric, and I live here in Las Vegas.
And I'm here to pick up Larissa for a date tonight.
I bring you a flower.
I brought her a rose today.
You like?
Yeah.
We met on a dating site. We texted for about a week or so,
and then we got together.
And we've been kind of just slowly but surely
starting to see each other more and more.
Larissa's going through a divorce right now
and I got out of a relationship right before I met her,
so it's something I feel I know how to deal with.
You're welcome.
You look really good tonight.
I like those heels on you.
I do. You haven't worn those before, have you?
Yes. You know I like heels.
You're welcome, darling.
Yeah. I'm really glad I met you.
Because. Look where we're at.
Such a short period of time seeing each other.
Do you like Las Vegas?
Right.
Yeah.
Sorry you had to go through that.
Larissa is good about opening up to me.
When I first met her, it was as if she did have a big barrier,
but slowly but surely,
she started opening up more and more about a lot of things.
I'd love to find out more about Larissa.
From my understanding, what she's going to court for this week
is to finalise the divorce.
Do you remember? Two?
So, what do you say? That we go...? Your place.
All right. Let's go. Yeah.
OK.
All right. So, we have the trial coming up,
and I wanted to meet with you
to just kind of go through everything.
The stakes are way higher in this case.
Three cases within six months does show a history of domestic violence.
This is an enhanceable crime. It keeps getting worse.
It's crazy. When I first met you to where we are now,
it's so dramatically different.
How are you doing now? What's going on?
So you've had to rebuild from $38?
So, let's get into the discovery now.
We'll venture into some sensitive stuff. This may be dicey,
but we need to cover this. It will come out at trial.
They said when they initially interviewed you, you indicated that
the reason this fight started
was because you were having marital problems.
At least, that's what he told the police.
Things escalated. You said they led to a physical altercation.
I wasn't there, but why the hell didn't the police arrest Colt?
Colt and Mom didn't show up at the previous cases
to testify against you, so it was very easy to negotiate your case.
But if they do show up at trial to testify,
basically, it's going to come down to whoever the judge believes.
The big difference between this trial and the previous two?
The previous two, Colt didn't show up.
All indications for this case are that Colt and Debbie will be there
to testify against Larissa. So all indications are pointing that
there is no chance the case will be dismissed.
OK.
After hearing all the testimony,
evidence and the closing arguments by the attorneys,
the judge will find you guilty or not guilty, OK?
If she finds you guilty, here's what could happen.
The judge could order fines, classes, community service,
and up to six months of jail.
Right then and there, they put the handcuffs on you,
take you to the holding cell, take you down to the elevator
and put you in county jail.
Everything will be done that day.
So this is extremely important for your immigration status.
This is not a good thing if you get convicted.
From what you told me before, you want to be a citizen.
You love it here. And this will definitely stop you from doing that.
Larissa is basically here in limbo right now, kind of floating around.
If you pick up a conviction for domestic violence while in limbo,
that'd immediately get you deported from the United States.
I mean, ICE don't mess around. As an attorney,
it's real tough to get 'em out. Like, you ain't getting 'em out.
I will do everything in my power for that not to happen,
but it could, so you're prepared. I mean, it's a big deal, all right?
This is a very, very important case coming up for us. We have to win.
Larissa texted me in the middle of the night
to say that she loves me still.
I don't know how to feel.
I don't know if I want to testify against Larissa.
'And later, on The Couples Tell All...'
You're not going to (BLEEP) disrespect me.
Don't say not one thing to me. Two things. Three things.
Look, I cannot have this camera on me right now. I seriously cannot. X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:0
Larissa's trial for her third arrest is in a few days.
Yesterday, Larissa texted me.
This is the first time
that she has reached out to me in two months.
It's very confusing to me, and I don't know how to feel.
Hey, Mom. Hey.
How's it going? It's going. Yeah? Yeah.
Larissa's been talking to me. Texting me.
She's texted me in the middle of the night
to say that she's lonely and sad.
And that she loves me still.
And that she wants to be with me.
(SIGHS) God forbid.
I don't know what she wants exactly.
I hear rumours about her moving on with her new boyfriend.
I thought it was time to move on with my life, but I realise now
part of me still loves her, still cares about her.
Has she asked you for anything?
She's begging me for money to pay for her lawyers.
Please. Promise me you're not going to do that.
Please.
Well, Larissa and I have - Toxic. A very complicated relationship.
Colt, she hasn't talked to you for the last few months,
and all of a sudden, her court date is getting close, then,
(AS LARISSA) 'Coltie, I miss you.'
The timing is questionable.
She's using you.
Her whole life right now is in your little hands right there.
I'm really upset that Larissa
is trying to contact Colt. I think it's really bad.
The other two domestic violence arrests
were dismissed because Colt would not testify.
And I think she's after Colt to drop the charges.
That's kinda obvious to me.
It's very confusing. I don't know if this is something I want.
I don't know if I want to testify against Larissa.
She could go to jail, be deported. I don't know what's going to happen.
Well, I'll tell you. I have a subpoena to show up in court.
And I will testify.
She's not getting off. Not this time.
I will do everything in my power. She's my wife.
I don't care.
Larissa left everything behind in Brazil to join me
and try to build a life.
In some ways, I feel responsible for her.
But now, if she's found guilty, they will deport her.
I don't want to be responsible for destroying her life in America.
She did this to herself.
I will do the right thing. You need to do the right thing.
You've got to testify against her.
(DOORBELL RINGS)
Little what? Shadow?
Chowder?
You're a child.
OK.
For what?
You got arrested three times for domestic violence? Against...?
And the other person is...?
Your ex?
How did...?
Before tonight, I thought the trial was all about
the divorce and the settlement, things like that. In all honesty,
it worries me as far as her being arrested three times
for domestic violence. Of course, things have crossed my mind.
What may have occurred?
What incidents did happen to cross that line?
It's sort of a shocker to me, you know?
Uh...
Well, yes. People make mistakes.
Right? So, I'm going to hear all sides of the story, obviously.
And that's all I ask for is honesty.
But sometimes you hide things from me that I'm curious about
and I ask you questions and you say, 'Not now. Not now.'
As frightful as it might be, it's always good to tell the truth.
She did reveal a whole lot to me
and I do feel appreciative for the fact
that she did lay everything out for me.
Nobody's perfect,
but as far as the future for Larissa and I, it's one step at a time.
I still hope that everything's going to be OK with the trial
and see what the future beholds.
Yes.
I support you 100%, OK?
I'm here for you.
I'm glad I met you.
'And later, on The Couples Tell All...'
Jay, how many women in America have you had sex with? Two.
Including Ashley?
Karen and Thomas, are you guys there?
Yes. Yes.
Oh, my God. No. Really? X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:0
Today is the day of Larissa's trial.
I don't want to testify against Larissa
because I still care about her, and a part of me still loves her.
But at this point, I just want it to be over.
I don't understand. To have a court case against her,
charges against her, and nothing will happen to her?
I'm disappointed. I don't know what this means.
(MOBILE PHONE RINGS)
OK, Adam.
I found out today that Larissa's trial has been postponed 60 days
for Larissa's attorney to work out some kind of deal.
Unfortunately, I can't object to this delay.
I have no choice but just to wait another 60 days.
They're not dropping the charges, are they? No.
She'll be charged with something. Convicted of something.
If Larissa's attorney can work out a plea deal for her,
Larissa won't have a trial at all.
I feel the decision to testify against her has been made for me.
To be honest, I'm relieved.
I didn't want to testify against my wife in court.
But unfortunately, this delay will just make things drag out further.
It's very frustrating.
Hell, I don't understand how they can make some kind of a deal.
Does she have to at least once in her lifetime appear in court?
I'm surprised that Larissa wasn't in court.
Truthfully, I didn't really want to see her again.
I think this sucks.
Larissa, for some reason, never has to pay the piper. Never.
And as long as Larissa's in this country,
especially local, she's never going to let him go.
Colt will keep being pulled back into her little scheme.
He's not going to move on. He can't until she's out of the picture.
Today I'm in New York City and I'm going to the Tell All.
I haven't seen Larissa in person since her third arrest.
Since then, I've filed for divorce.
Larissa wanted alimony and I said no and got a lawyer.
Eventually, she decided to agree to nothing,
and Larissa's signed the divorce papers.
Life for me has been very quiet since Larissa left.
I feel more at peace,
but there are times when I miss Larissa.
If she showed up today, that'd be...
I don't know. Amazing? Terrible? Something in between?
Uh, I hope she does.
I have nothing to lose at this point, so...
I want to confront her and tell her some things.
Watch your step. Careful, careful.
Let's go.
I'm not excited to be here today.
It's a delicate time in my relationship.
Since I've been back from the DR, things between Pedro
and my family are still really, really bad.
So I don't want to relive any of the past drama
that Pedro and I have had between each other.
What do you mean?
So you're trying to make me mad?
I'm not trying to make you mad. You are.
You said I'm like gas and you want to light my fire.
I'm not looking forward to seeing Pedro dancing with other girls,
because I know I'll have to confront Pedro about my feelings.
Ugh. (SIGHS)
I'm feeling really anxious. I'll have to deal with Jay
and relive everything that we've gone through.
It's been pretty dramatic, the past month.
Since the last time Jay and I were together, he really messed up.
I feel stupid. I feel like a fool.
But mostly, I'm hurt. I should have left his ass,
because he's really young and I'm really dumb.
Honestly, this Tell All, I'm not looking forward to it.
I guess.
Paola and I have been on roller-coaster after roller-coaster.
It's going to be a long day.
I didn't sleep since - No? Like, four o'clock in the morning.
Stand by and give me a sound check. All right, guys. Here we go.
Good morning! Hello.
(INDISTINCT CHATTER)
Hey, little girl!
I'm not his babysitter. I don't know.
He never... I don't know if he ever did love me.
It's been a year now since I've seen Azan last in person.
It's been really hard. But soon, we'll go over and get married.
Hopefully he won't have to leave after that.
Hey!
We cancelled my trip to Morocco.
Uh, sometimes things are just personal.
How have you been? What's up, Pedro?
It kind of sucks, being here without Azan again.
I thought we could have been like the other couples,
doing this together, you know? But I don't know.
How are you doing? Just chillin'. Chillin'?
Hey, Nicole. Come out. I want to see you.
Where is...? Is his name Azan? Azan?
He's still in Morocco. Has he ever been here? No.
Good. I'm good.
I don't know. I haven't talked with her in months.
Oh, yeah. I'm totally happy. I love going through a divorce.
I love going through the stress and drama
Pedro, shut up. What?
Pedro.
We're not getting a divorce. Don't even joke about it.
Pedro, please. Like, I cannot do this with you
this early in the morning. Just stop.
Love is not enough. I've learned that the hard way.
Is it? Is it not? No.
Why? Is it because you love your momma more than your ex-wife?
Chantel.
I love my mother. I take care of her.
I'm the only family she has, and I'll support her.
I hope to God that one day, if one of your parents need you,
you'll do the same. So please shut the (BLEEP) up.
Of course I would do the same.
You marry... Pedro, Pedro.
Come on, Pedro. One sec. I can talk to him myself, too. One sec.
Aargh!
But when you marry somebody,
you're supposed to leave and cleave to your wife.
Chantel, you don't know (BLEEP)
So keep your mouth shut. How about that?
You're not gonna talk to me like this right now.
You're not gonna (BLEEP) disrespect me.
Don't open your mouth to me again for the entire Tell All.
OK? Don't say not one thing to me.
Two things. Three things. Four. Five.
See you later, Chantel.
'Coming up...'
Jay, did you cheat again on Ashley?
She was messaging her ex.
I know I'm not supposed to search her phone, but I did.
'And later...'
Azan, you said Nicole gave you $6,000. Where did that money go?
That's a very good question, Azan. X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:0
Where you go? Pedro - I'm telling you.
What did I say to you? Here. Again? Come on.
I need Colt out of my room.
I need him out. All of my stuff is in there and I need my stuff.
Look, I cannot have this camera on me right now.
I seriously cannot. (BLEEP)
Hi. Hi, hon. How are you?
(LAUGHS)
Being part of the Tell All is something that has me
a little bit nervous. I don't know what to expect.
I have not met Colt before.
But I see some big differences between him and I.
I'm not sure what he's going to say, but we'll see what happens.
(LAUGHS)
OK, guys. Let's start. Let's roll this way.
Oh, what a beautiful set. Nice.
I don't want to go.
OK. Good.
You're kidding. Jay's not here yet?
Thanks. Thank you.
You cut your hair! I did. Cute. How are you doing?
Like this? Here. Perfect.
Hi, Elizabeth. Am I on the right? Hi, Andrei.
Do you know where...? You're gonna be right here.
Russ! Hi, there. How are you? Can Larissa hear me?
Yes, I can. OK.
Larissa is on the screen. Beautiful outfit, Larissa.
Thank you. You too.
OK. So, everybody is here except Jay.
Oh. Where's Jay? I don't know either.
OK.
Jay's coming.
Close to Nicole? Yes, please. Thank you.
Here he comes.
Hey, Jay.
Good. How are you? I was a bit worried.
Good to see you.
I was worried you wouldn't be here.
Slate's coming in.
In five, four, three, two...
Hello, everybody. Welcome to 90 Day Fiance
Happily Ever After, The Couples Tell All.
I'm Shaun Robinson here in New York with some of our couples.
Larissa is not able to join us in the studio tonight
due to her upcoming court date, but we have her on video chat.
And later, Azan will be joining us all the way from Morocco.
Welcome, everybody. How are you? Good. Hello.
You know, I can't help but notice
that there is a little bit of tension. It seems like
something started even before I'm talking to you right now.
Ashley? Hm? What was going on?
Colt was just running his damn mouth too much. That's what's going on.
What? And then you sit me next to him. Ashley, calm down.
Larissa, I commend you, girl.
I'm very happy that I'm not with Colt any more.
All right. We're going to get to that in just a second. Chantel?
I noticed you had a little bit of a mood coming out here.
What was going on? Well, I did have a bit of a mood coming out here
because of some things that transpired backstage with Colt.
I don't know. I was just talking to people.
He was saying things about everybody,
so I gave it right back to him.
And I said something about him being a momma's boy
and he should pay more attention to his relationship
before he gives other people advice. I said this and he blew up on me.
And I blew up on him.
Colt, what's your side of this?
Well, it's funny that Chantel thinks I'm a momma's boy
when her family basically seems to run her life,
as far as I can tell. And it's like,
as regards my relationship with my mother -
The point is... That's not the point. The point is,
you were throwing jabs at everybody.
And I thought you were joking, because I could not fathom
that a person would actually have the audacity
to say these things to people's faces. Such disrespectful things.
Larissa, are you happy that you are not here on this sofa right now?
This is (BLEEP) that this person over there
comes to America, marries this guy.
You believe that Larissa scammed Colt? Yes.
Well, there is so much more to come with Colt and Larissa,
but for now, let's move on. It's no secret that honesty
can make or break a relationship, yet all of our couples have had
some pretty shocking skeletons in their closet.
Let's look at the secrets our couples tried to conceal
and what happened when the truth was finally revealed.
I wanted to call and tell you that we are
in the process of moving and we found another apartment.
Like, it's pretty inevitable, like, asking you for help.
I mean, he's gonna be really mad, but do you think
that you would be able to help us?
Please don't tell Andrei.
I know that Andrei will ask where the money's coming from.
I'm just going to tell him it's an advance from work.
Hopefully, he'll buy it.
I actually have an offer on the table
for a job opportunity. Oil and gas, here in Oklahoma.
I haven't talked to Paola about it, yet.
She's still against Oklahoma. It'll be difficult to convince her.
That's why it's important we mend our relationship
and make sure that Oklahoma
still has a good connotation for Paola. OK.
My daughter...
OK.
You have children?
Well. OK. I'd like to ask,
what does it feel like to have your significant other
go behind your back and talk about something very personal?
It's messed up. I knew she was getting money from somewhere.
She told me it was a bonus. She works for her father.
But, obviously, I tell her, like, not to let her dad into my life.
She always just, like, turns to him, like, for help.
I had the idea to ask my dad,
since he wasn't working, and he just shoots it down.
I was pregnant, and I didn't want to wait around
and be worried if we'd have enough money
to pay bills, so I just took it upon myself.
We have a place to live and we have nice food.
Yeah, but you had a bright idea
to move into an apartment from a house, so -
Your pops is not a nice person, you know?
He's helped a lot. You can't say that.
OK. Let me go over to Russ and Paola.
Russ, why didn't you just talk to Paola
about this job offer in Oklahoma?
I was waiting for the right time. I wanted to sell her on Oklahoma.
You knew that's never gonna happen, and you still went behind my back.
Russ, do you think that you and Paola
will ever move back to Oklahoma?
At this point, no. But I feel like if I'd taken that job offer,
things would have been a lot different. Because right now,
I'm travelling a lot with work.
And if I would have taken that job, I would be in Oklahoma
and I would be there for her, for Axel, all the time.
Colt, why didn't you tell Debbie
from the very beginning that Larissa had children?
I wanted to, but there just wasn't the right time.
And I knew her having children
might put extra stress on, like, introducing Larissa to my mother.
I regret that decision.
I should have been straight up with her from the beginning,
but the whole thing happened so fast,
with Larissa and I getting together, proposing...
Larissa and I talked about this.
We decided to wait until Larissa came to America
and she met my mother, and ease into everything.
It seemed like it would have been a tougher thing to do
once this relationship got to the point of marriage.
Sure. Yeah. And you're right.
OK. Let's move on right now.
All right. So, let's get to Ashley and Jay.
Ashley, the last we saw
after all that happened between you and Jay,
you decided to forgive Jay. Mm-hm.
But it seems you're not together now.
Tell me the status of your relationship.
We're getting divorced.
How are you feeling about that, Ashley?
Just...hurt. Betrayed.
So, there's more to the story.
I got sick, then I had surgery. Then I got sick again.
And he flew back and helped me,
took care of me. We never discussed anything.
And then he cheated again in April.
And then that's when I said, 'I'm done.'
Jay, did you cheat again on Ashley?
She was messaging her ex and all of that. So I was like,
I met this girl, you know, and we were talking and stuff.
And she just got crazy about it.
We were together. You were still sleeping in the bed.
We still said, 'I love you'. I was sleeping on the couch.
You were on the couch that night. You were texting her all night.
Gross. Gross?
Why is it gross?
Yeah.
All right. We're going to get to the details later.
I can see this is still really very painful for you, Ashley.
'Coming up...'
Pedro, do you think your marriage is going to survive? (BLEEP)
'And later...'
Larissa, you're lying. You're saying half-truths.
OK. This is really interesting now.
Are you there with somebody, Larissa? X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:0
Right. Everything looks good.
Welcome back to 90 Day Fiance Happily Ever After,
The Couples Tell All. I'm Shaun Robinson.
You've all shown us how difficult it can be
to marry someone from overseas with just 90 days to tie the knot.
From broken promises to shattered trust,
it just might be safe to say the honeymoon is over.
Let's take a look.
You need to be nice to me!
Larissa was arrested, and now she's out of control.
I want my money, OK?
It's like, 'Pay this, do this, fix my problems.'
I can't do that any more. I'm done.
If anybody tried to push me around,
this is a way to show a person the door.
I can't believe you'd embarrass me like that.
You want to play games with me?
She is filling me up with anger all the time.
Nicole?
Don't lie when it's convenient for you.
I received an offer. The job's in Oklahoma City.
I don't belong here!
If we come back, it will ruin our relationship.
I don't see any future for Russ and Paola.
Stop talking to me!
She's a (BLEEP)!
Get your (BLEEP) out!
Get the (BLEEP) out of my house, you piece of (BLEEP)!
He was using me. He got away with it for a long time.
She's in labour, and she doesn't want us in the room.
Why would you not want your mother there?
I'm not kidding. I'm calling the police. He's gone.
(INDISTINCT RADIO CHATTER)
Hey, are you OK? Mm-hm. I'm OK.
Tell me what you're thinking.
Does it hurt to see him sitting across from you?
It's just... It's tough.
What hurts the most? A failed marriage, you know?
You take vows and you think it's for the rest of your life.
I'm not gonna lie. I still love him. I loved him.
And that's not something I'll ever deny.
But I also know that I deserve so much more.
Jay, how does it make you feel, seeing Ashley so upset right now?
It makes me feel sad, because I honestly loved her.
But... (SIGHS)
Do you have any remorse about how you treated Ashley?
If Ashley wanted to give you another chance,
would you want to be in a marriage with her?
But, you know, if I'm gonna change, you're gonna have to change, too.
You still want a green card after cheating on her.
You just want to stay in this country
when you came to be with her after everything you have done?
Look, there's a lot more to the story.
Right. OK. We're gonna go now to Chantel and Pedro.
Has your relationship gotten better or worse, Chantel,
since you went to the Dominican Republic?
Well, I thought that we got a little bit better,
but not significantly better.
We have so much friction between us right now.
What is the source of that friction?
I think it's both of our families. Both of our families.
Or just my family. See? He has double standards.
Yeah.
I'm not gonna yell with you today. I'm not gonna argue with you today.
I'm just letting you know that. I'll just talk about what's real.
Go ahead, Chantel.
I won't deny. She's a little crazy. She has a Taser.
That's after you roundhouse kicked our dinner table over.
And fought with my brother.
And just by you saying that. What? Just shows your character clearly.
(SIGHS) OK. Chantel and Pedro, that fight was so long ago,
but still, it's like the backdrop of your relationship.
It keeps being brought up between your family.
Nobody has ever agreed upon who actually started the fight.
Was it Pedro, or was it River?
It was her family. He says it was my family.
My entire family. But no amount of words - OK, excuse me.
But no amount of words needs to amount to someone
putting their hands on another person.
If you're in my family's home
and feel it's a hostile environment, there's the door.
Chantel, let him talk. You've been talking the whole time.
You don't say not one thing to me. Don't say one.
Chantel, you're not a diva. I'm sorry. Excuse me.
Oh, but you are. I'm just trying to let your husband talk,
because, obviously, you don't care.
OK. I think it's time to move ahead.
Let's take a look at the events that unfolded
when Pedro went home to visit his family without Chantel.
Vamos, vamos!
(CHEERING)
Dance with me, madre!
(CHEERING)
I think that, like... Why did you really not want me to go over there?
Because you told me you were going over there to see...
You told me you were going to see your family and friends, but no.
You went over there to hang out with (BLEEP) No, I -
Yes, you did. That's what you did.
You said she was looking right.
What the (BLEEP) does that mean? Nothing.
You said she was looking nice. What does that mean?
One dance don't mean nothing. Oh, my God. You're married!
I'm married, but I dance.
You took your ring off for the night
and you said that one of them looked right.
OK. Pedro, who is that girl?
She's a friend of my sister.
She's a friend of your sister's? Yes.
Have you ever dated? No. You've never dated?
Have you ever been intimate with her? Yeah. Never. Yes, never? Never.
I say... I say at the time
Sorry for what happened that night.
It's never going to happen again. OK?
OK. Let's bring Chantel's parents, Karen and Thomas,
into the conversation and hear what they have to say.
Karen and Thomas, are you guys there?
Oh, my God. No. Really? Are you kidding me?
Hello, Shaun. Hi there, Karen.
Like always. Yeah, always.
Karen and Thomas? Yes? Sorry.
Pedro, you don't want to hear your in-laws?
Let me go.
I don't know what he said. I assume he doesn't want to hear his in-laws?
He said he doesn't want his mother-in-law.
Right. So, Pedro just walked off.
Pedro still has a lot of growing up to do. X-TIMESTAMP-MAP=LOCAL:00:00:00.000,MPEGTS:0
We are trying to get Pedro to come back.
OK. We're going to move on without Pedro for now.
Karen, I know your relationship with Pedro has been very strained.
Is there anything you would like to say
before we dive into this conversation?
I would like to say that
I hope that Pedro matures and becomes a man.
OK. Chantel, why do you think he walked off?
To be honest, my parents,
they do confront problems,
and I don't feel like he wants to face them.
We confront problems head-on.
Are they still in there? Yes, they're still here.
Why don't you come back, Pedro, and join us?
We need to move fast, OK? Let's go.
It is no secret that Pedro's and Chantel's families
have never seen eye to eye, but how deep is this divide?
Let's take a closer look at what Pedro's mother, Lydia,
and his sister, Nicole, really think about Chantel and her family.
Scoot back.
(SIGHS) OK.
I don't know if this is ever going to get resolved,
but I'm going to try right here. Karen and Thomas,
what was the most upsetting thing you heard on that video?
Well, it was all quite upsetting.
Did I not just hear them say
they would beat us all up?
Well, I have a theory about that.
It's about Einstein...?
It's the theory of gravity that was demonstrated
by an apple falling from a tree.
So if you look at science, you'll learn that when an apple -
The apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
That's what you're saying? Exactly.
The apple does not fall far from the tree.
THOMAS: I do believe that Pedro loves Chantel,
but his mother and sister's definitely in his ear,
so he's a confused young man right now.
You took your ring off, put it in a drink, drank it up -
Your family definitely does not care for Chantel too much.
So that is in your ear constantly.
They never said that.
No. They never said they didn't care for you.
They said they didn't trust you. They're trying to see who you are.
And they don't trust your family.
How do they trust somebody they don't know?
They just met you. Of course they're not gonna trust you.
You need to earn their trust.
We've been together this long
and you cannot even tell your family that you're gonna be with
the woman you love, no matter what they say?
Hold on, you guys.
Hold on, guys.
Pedro knows that I gave him the opportunity to come around.
We definitely reached out to Pedro
because we definitely love Pedro, because -
Yes, we called the police.
We called the police that night, because nothing like that
has ever gone down in my house before. Nothing like that.
If somebody is putting their hands on somebody,
the law needs to get involved.
So, let me... Let me go back to Karen and Thomas.
I remember the last time that I spoke with you both.
I asked if there was anything that you wanted to apologise for
to Pedro, and you said no, other than pulling his sister's hair.
Yeah. Which she deserved.
Yes, she did.
Your sister jumped on my brother's back,
started biting him and scratching him.
What do you expect? Your weave's gonna get snatched out.
I just have something to say.
Mom, Mom. Mom. Shh. You can run off, Pedro.
Mom, let me ask you this.
What about the fact that his mom said she doesn't want to see me?
He made me go to his mother's house the first day.
My mom and father have never said they don't want you in their home.
Your mom and your sister don't want to see me.
They already don't want to see me.
It takes both sides to fix something like that.
OK.
I thank you for joining us, Karen and Thomas.
I thought that we would have some kind of resolution,
but it doesn't seem like we really have one right now.
Thank you very much for being here.
OK. Let me ask you this. Do you think
that you two can actually move forward from this point?
Well, I tried.
OK. Pedro, do you think your marriage is going to survive?
Do you want it to survive?
OK, OK. All right.
It's hard for me to say anything,
because I'm going through something similar,
but I think that they have to just find a common ground
and just hash it out. I'm saying this to him, too.
Like, life's too short, you know?
They're not going anywhere. You're not going anywhere.
So figure it out.
I thank all of you for weighing in and sharing your stories.
It has been an explosive part one. But at this time,
we have to say goodbye to Chantel and Pedro.
Thank you both so much for joining us tonight.
Don't worry, there's plenty more of Chantel and Pedro's story to come
in the new series The Family Chantel starting tomorrow night.
And now, let's take a look at their continuing journey
in this whole new chapter for Chantel and Pedro.
Oh! When you marry someone, you marry their family.
I don't know what goes on in his head sometimes.
He has to make a decision. You get with it, or get gone.
Their relationship is totally different from ours.
There's a lot of secrets.
I feel like I know nothing about you,
yet you've been dating my sister for five years.
Don't you want to find out more about him?
So, there's no delicate way to say this. OK.
I just want to know, like, the truth.
I don't want to talk about this. Oh, God.
We're heading back to the Dominican Republic.
But knowing the history between the families,
Hola!
Some roses smell like boo-boo,
and this is the case with your in-laws.
Hola. Hola, Pedro.
I still have visions of Pedro
slinging that girl all over the dance floor.
OK, OK, OK, OK!
His family, they were, like,
trying to get Pedro and Chantel together
to get him papers.
So why are they trying to break us up now?
Being married is not a thing you can pull on and off like your pants.
We're about to get into it in the alley.
You and your Dominican family,
they go in a circle and don't go anywhere.
Wow. We'll be following all of the drama
on the brand-new spin-off series, The Family Chantel,
starting tomorrow night. So much more to come.
That's all the time we have tonight.
Join us next week, as we continue 90 Day Fiance Happily Ever After,
The Couples Tell All. Goodbye.
Good job, everybody.
I miss my baby so much.
You always do the same (BLEEP) to me. You do it too.
It's never going to end. It's just a cycle.
After tonight, I'm feeling pretty hopeless about my marriage.
At this point, I don't know
why I should trust Pedro at all.
The fact that he took our ring off, put it in a drink,
and was just so loose with all of the ladies
that his sister was bringing around him,
it just shows that he really doesn't respect me
or our relationship at all.
Take care.
'Next time, on part two of our Tell All event...'
Azan, why did you cancel this trip at the very last second?
He's stringing you along. Be careful, Nicole.
Andrei has gotten complacent.
You want to be head of household and I pay all the bills?
When I met her, I was like, 'Wow. Wow.'
Who the (BLEEP) are you? Get the (BLEEP) off the screen!
Face the facts. It didn't work.
We just lost Larissa and Eric.
I was made aware that Jay was in the bathroom
with, you know, a female client.
Jay?
No. Look. Ashley knows, and I know. That's all there is to the story.
This is enough. My marriage and divorce? It's a (BLEEP) joke.
I'm gonna leave.
How many times did you file for divorce? Twice already?
Just shut the (BLEEP) up, Paola. Seriously.
Totally ridiculous. Take my mic off me.
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