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Thoughts on 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way season 7, episode 17

Time for some parental discussions.

  1. Jenny (why have I been thinking it's Jenni?!), your clothes are everywhere because you didn't plan and you don't clean
  2. Jenny, Sumit is trying to convey that you all don't really have another living option
  3. What did Luke's dad think of Luke proposing to a teenager?
  4. Luke...you haven't priced out anything, have you?
  5. Ahhh Manon's money anxiety is deeply rooted
  6. Jonathan seemed reasonable about not wanting Chloe to be in vacation mode all of the time
  7. But now Jonathan seems to be gaslighting Chloe
  8. Jenny playing cricket is pretty funny
  9. Jenny, you NEED to learn more Hindi
  10. I wish Luke's dad was more concerned with how young Madelein is
  11. Okay, if Sumit's mom is right that she is being expected to do all of the housework, then she is justly upset
  12. Next time Pattiya enjoys some Australian wildlife
  13. Next time Dylan proposes?
  14. Next time Anthony and Manon move into their new home
  15. Next time Anthony isn't the best driver
  16. Next time Jenny wants to move out of Sumit's parents' house
  17. Next time Luke's dad outs that Luke has cheated in past relationships
  18. Next time Chloe "respectfully" goes through Jonathan's phone
  19. Next time looks dramatic and fun
  20. Can't wait!

(Prompt by me)

90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way, TLC 

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