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Thoughts on 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? season 8, episode 4

Time for some big feelings.

  1. Who encouraged this priest to come over to Manuel and Ashley?
  2. Priests have to have heard crazier stuff than this
  3. Ashley, I honestly say hide some of it (maybe I'm insensitive though)
  4. I forgot Mahmoud had flirty chats
  5. Nicole and Mahmoud should not be together for so many reasons
  6. Sophie...dump Rob
  7. Callum is cute
  8. I wonder where Kobe's friend pulled this "90% of people who left Cameroon for the US haven't been happy" statistic from
  9. Michelle seems great for Jasmine
  10. Nicole, you and Mahmoud should just split up
  11. Oy, Manuel and Ashley need to go to Newark, not NYC
  12. Emily, I think Kobe is doing great
  13. I hope Gino's cousin gets through to him
  14. Nicole, dump him, you two are incompatible 
  15. Oop Callum and Sophie dated
  16. Rob, Sophie didn't cheat
  17. Oh, Jasmine
  18. Next time we hang out with Patrick and Thais
  19. Next time John might come with them to Brazil
  20. Next time Emily doesn't vibe with Kobe's friends
  21. Next time Ashley doesn't trust Manuel
  22. Next time Gino and Jasmine might actually be in trouble
  23. Next time Mahmoud meets Nicole's friends by surprise
  24. Next time Rob is pissy
  25. Next time Callum gets in between Rob and Sophie

(Prompt by me)

90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?, TLC

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