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Thoughts on 90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After season 7, episode 12

 For the record, I won't be typing about Big Ed (you can ask me why if you're curious). 

  1. Oh Shaeeda has a friend!
  2. Bilal, SHUSH
  3. Shaeeda...Bilal doesn't want to get you pregnant now (or possibly ever)
  4. Wow this lady Usman is meeting is pretty
  5. Usman looks so awkward
  6. She's only 18???
  7. Of course Jenny has injured herself
  8. Sumit and Jenny are not prepared for this
  9. Yesss, an alpaca farm (for Libby and Andrei)
  10. WHAT?
  11. Chuck had cancer and almost died???
  12. Family therapy suggestion!
  13. So Michael WILL delete his IG?
  14. I don't think you have a righ to go through you're partner's phone
  15. Wow this friend of Jovi's is tall
  16. Yeah this isn't a party trip
  17. Oop there are a lot of rings on Jenny and Sumit's table
  18. Aw yay
  19. "Ninja turtle chef"--Shaeeda
  20. Boo, Bilal
  21. This is so awkward
  22. Bilal, shush
  23. Okay, Angela, people can have friends even when they're married
  24. Michael, divorce Angela
  25. Andrei, you are not a cowboy
  26. None of Libby's family reached out?
  27. Yes, do family therapy...let us watch (I know you do from previews)
  28. I mean this note seems like what Kim and Usman were looking for
  29. No one likes you, Bilal
  30. This is so awkward
  31. Next time Kim and Usman deal with legal issues
  32. Next time Shaeeda's friend suggests trapping Bilal
  33. Next time Yara considers staying in Europe
  34. Next time Angela and Michael go to therapy?
  35. Next time Libby and Andrei deal with her family

(Prompt by me)

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