Thoughts on 90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After season 7, episode 17

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

Does Mahadi have any idea what's going on?
Of course we have to discuss it with Usman's mom
Yes Libby and co. therapy session
Yes, those shirts were planned
Oop the kids were split?
Oop Charlie definitely has a drinking problem
Oh is Jovi admitting he could've been wrong?
Oop seems like Michael is cheating
"He's not a terrible guy,"--Jamal's endorsement of Usman
Wasn't Kim wearing this shirt but in red earlier?
Oh gosh Bilal and Shaeeda are in this too
Gross pretzel
Shaeeda's phone has a good camera
Bilal...she doesn't have a lot of time
You are not going above and beyond, Bilal
Wait I missed it, did Usman say Kim needed a tummy tuck?
I don't think they're that close to the war zone, Jovi (but maybe my geography sucks)
Okay, Yara, it's a little nuts that you can't even give an estimate
Oop Yara is having some serious doubts
"Charlie, the bum,"
Yes, a talking D20
Andrei is controlling though
Libby, you were intending to hurt people
I love this color green on you, Kim
Maybe...you two shouldn't be together
I don't like watching people cry
Next time is the tell all?
In four parts???
This should be great
I can't wait

(Prompt by me)

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