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Thoughts on 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way season 6, episode 22

Time for the second part of the tell all! 

  1. Does Ingi hear everyone weighing in?
  2. Wow sounds like Ingi super ghosted Corona
  3. Lol Ingi's friend Gummi is jumping on now
  4. Sean, you need to stop lying to your kid
  5. Corona is right, Sean and Joanne are allergic to planning
  6. An Irish castle wedding sounds great, Joanne
  7. Joanne, you're literally on TV and your dad doesn't know you're married?
  8. Corona, is butter really that gross?
  9. Men will do anything except go to therapy
  10. Sarper...I don't think you can go to a therapist you've slept with
  11. Um, Josh, you don't need to get anyone else's input on your own body
  12. Sean's facial reaction to Shekinah's tattoo idea is great
  13. Okay we could've cut this random food scene between Shekinah and Sarper
  14. Okay, I don't like James, but I wouldn't consider watching dancing women in bikinis is cheating
  15. Wow Vivian is explicit
  16. Josh and Lily should get divorced
  17. Josh is an asshole
  18. Wait the tell all is wrapping up?
  19. Sean, don't feel bad for Josh--it makes me like you less
  20. Is "verbal judo" really a thing, Josh?
  21. Ugh Josh and Lily aren't breaking up
  22. I wanted to hear more about James's family
  23. So are Sarper and Shekinah going to be on the regular 90 Day?
  24. Well that's that
  25. A good season

(Prompt by me)

90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way, TLC

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