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Thoughts on 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? season 9, episode 4

Time for some hope?

  1. Omg I don't want to watch Brandon and Julia roleplay
  2. I'm stressed for Julia and Brandon
  3. I'm nervous for Libby
  4. God, I want better for Jasmine
  5. Guillermo, you literally couldn't answer the question of if you loved and cared for her in therapy
  6. Yes, Adnan, you don't know the road rules in the US...so you shouldn't drive!
  7. Adnan...you know you've elected to have your life on camera, yes?
  8. I'm on Julia's side
  9. Oof sounds like a rough trip for Libby and co.
  10. I'd be annoyed too if I was Libby
  11. Lol Libby it sounds like you don't like surprises
  12. Gino, you and Jasmine DID have fun in the before times
  13. Natalie...why do you like Gino?
  14. So Adnan smokes and lies about it
  15. Oh and he says him breaking Tigerlily's trust is her problem...cool
  16. This is a super fancy party Andrei is throwing
  17. The cut to Kara was jarring
  18. Oh Guillermo left (oh because Kara asked him to)
  19. Maybe, Brandon's mom, you could learn that Julia has some boundaries?
  20. Next time Darcey and Georgi try to see how sound proof their room is
  21. Next time Yara has a surprise for Jovi
  22. Next time Adnan meets Tigerlily's dad and stepmom
  23. Next time Brandon keeps pushing Julia
  24. Next time Gino's family sticks up for Jasmine
  25. Next time Gino and Jasmine meet up again?

(Prompt by me)

90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?, TLC

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