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90 Fiance: The Other Way, season 5, episode 13

Not sure what's happening in this episode as last episode's preview was "still to come."

  1. Sarper is showing off (it isn't doing it for me, but more power to him and Shekinah I suppose)
  2. Y'all...we're here!
  3. I think getting overwhelmed on your wedding day is normal, Holly
  4. Holly broke a door
  5. Ho boy Kimberly's dad is commenting on the living situation
  6. Ho boy now he's talking to Yash
  7. Brandan...you should help out
  8. Ah I hope Mary and Brandan's store actually makes money (seems like it won't)
  9. Ah there we go, Brandan can't legally work in the Philippines
  10. Yes, the baby will be tough on your finances, but that's why you should've thought of that before trying
  11. Wow this is a bad proposal
  12. Did...did no one tell Wayne that Holly was running late?
  13. Okay did Wayne's client consent to their session being observed like this?
  14. Shekinah...you can wait
  15. Okay I don't like Sarper, but I think kissing on the cheek could easily be a cultural thing
  16. Shekinah...he shouldn't be in the women's locker room
  17. Okay I really don't like how Sarper took the lollipop and threw it
  18. Mary...that's why you shouldn't have been trying to have a baby
  19. Next time is the first day of Kimberly and TJ's wedding
  20. Next time Kimberly shits her pants
  21. Next time Wayne satisfied Holly?
  22. Next time Yohan wants more
  23. Next time Mary wants Brandan to be better
  24. Next time looks good!
  25. Can't wait

(Prompt by me)

90 Fiance: The Other Way, TLC

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