90 Day Fiance season 9, episode 19

Tell all time!

Thaís disagrees with Patrick so obviously
"He'll always be the uncle who wants to borrow twenty bucks"
Why is Jibri so anti-John?
Ugh I'm so annoyed with this live commentary
"Right now you're benched. Email me."
I think the placenta pills are BS...but hey I could be wrong
Wow we are getting details on sex
Bilal...you have super sperm?
Bilal does want more kids?
Not sure if they on purpose showed more boobs or if that's just their style
Wow they just went at it with questions for Mohamed
Oop Yve's friend is going in
Jibri, literally who asked you?
I mean a lot of these couples probably won't go the distance
Hrm Ari wants to be married but also be doing her own thing
Wow Ari actually brought up the war in Ethiopia
Ari...blocking Bini's number is in no way cool
Oh right...Jibri's mom was super judgmental
Oop Jibri's parents refused to be on the tell all
Okay it is just David (not Daveed, my bad) or Dacho
You know there is a theory out there that David and Jibri are in love
"Go ahead, Mama"
Ugh Patrick is down to share Thaís's breasts
Oop that got awkward
Aw Kobe and Emily's dad's moment was super sweet
Without Avi, Ari would've gone back to Leandro (imo)
Tim...can you not count to two?
"You were my play husband for a day"
Oop Mohamed cheated
Good tell all!

(Prompt by me)

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