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Thoughts on 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days season 7, episode 11

Don't know what's on tap for this episode because the last one ended with a season preview instead of an episode preview.

  1. Oh my god, don't have children together, Adnan and Tigerlily
  2. The Grand Bazaar does look pretty cool
  3. What does Adnan mean by ugly place? (Apparently it means a place with men he doesn't trust)
  4. Oh gosh is Chidi's sister coming to see Rayne?
  5. Did Rayne call Chidi evil?
  6. Niles, this is still Matilda's home
  7. Joe's family's food is making me hungry
  8. Joe, what do you like about Magda besides her physicality?
  9. Of course Magda is more than 10 years younger than Joe
  10. I thought Muslim men could marry non-Muslim women, Sunny's friend (Ali?)
  11. Oop we're talking about Rory
  12. I am impressed with Matilda too
  13. Matilda and Niles are cute together
  14. Ah so Joe cheated
  15. Joe, Magda is going to find out
  16. Turkiye is really pretty
  17. Adnan, you can respect yourself and show your body
  18. I want Niles and Matilda to make it
  19. We can stop zooming in on Veah and Sunny embracing
  20. OH MY GOD, WE'RE HERE
  21. Rayne, you're wild
  22. "Candies" is not specific enough, Magda
  23. Aha Magda is being clear about sexpectations
  24. Next time Brian and Ingrid have a disagreement?
  25. Next time Faith's family likes Loren somehow?
  26. Next time Joe is not okay?
  27. Next time Vanja meets Božo's friends and it goes poorly
  28. Next time Sunny meets Rory and it goes poorly
  29. Next time looks good
  30. Can't wait

(Prompt by me)

90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days, TLC. Promotional image source.


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