This week, Amir and Laila unpack the chaos of Alliyah and Sean’s big day—from a painfully delayed bride to a groom who straight-up disappears. With Alliyah still doing her makeup hours after showtime, and Jackie failing her one job to get her to the venue, guests are left sweating in the heat while Sean storms off. Meanwhile, Shekinah tracks Sarper down with a GPS tag (yes, really), and we finally get some insight into Sarper’s past marriage—and his bizarre logic on commitment. In Guadalajara, Any introduces her throuple to her family in a scene filled with shock, silence, and low-key savior complex energy. And just when we thought things couldn’t get messier, Juan picks the worst possible moment to confront Jessica about learning Spanish. One thing’s clear: timing is not anyone’s strong suit this week. 👉 Tune in for cultural insight, reality TV realness, and some good old-fashioned banter.

This week, Amir and Laila wade through a mess of late-stage prenups, emotional regression, and deeply unserious wedding plans. Shekinah and Sarper get matching neck tattoos and announce they’re skipping the wedding for a “bedding” instead (yes, it’s as awkward as it sounds). But the night ends in chaos when her friend dares to bring up a prenup—prompting Sarper to storm out after proposing his : a fine for every pound Shekinah gains. We. Were. Screaming. Elsewhere, Stevi and Mahdi continue to spiral after Saeed pushes back on their rushed wedding timeline—despite it being Mahdi's idea to begin with. And in throuple land, Any finally clarifies her name, identity, and sketchy paperwork via a translator, offering clarity (and a side of shade). It’s an episode full of hurt feelings, last-minute ultimatums, and the kind of reality TV logic only 90 Day can deliver. 👉 Tune in for cultural insight, reality TV realness, and some good old-fashioned banter.

This week, Amir and Laila unpack an episode full of ive-aggressive power moves, burlesque backlash, and one very awkward dress fitting. Joan shocks us all with how cold she is toward Lucille—shutting her out of the wedding dress moment, even though Lucille’s footing the bill. Laila’s done defending her. Meanwhile, Sarper gets dragged to Dan’s Mario-castle rental (??) to squash the beef, and it nearly turns into a slap fight—until Sarper begrudgingly chooses peace. Stevi takes Mahdi to a burlesque show for their t bachelor party, and it backfires hard. From cultural insensitivity to nude painting drama, tensions reach a boiling point with an unexpected confrontation from a friend who seems more invested than he should be. Elsewhere, Mina finally signs the adoption paperwork—but not without a few eyebrow-raising moments from Mark—and the throuple continues to combust as Ray tries to clear the air... and somehow makes it worse. 👉 Tune in for cultural insight, reality TV realness, and some good old-fashioned banter.

This week, Amir and Laila dive into a surprisingly revealing episode—emotionally and otherwise. Juan enjoys himself a little too much at his bachelor party and tries to tell Jessica he misses cruise life. Jessica's not having any of it. And yeah, she might be tipsy—but she’s not wrong. Meanwhile, Mahdi continues spiraling over Stevi’s nude art, her wedding dress, and her entire identity, giving major "I'm not ready for this" energy. Sarper gets jealous of a handyman’s looks, and Mark fumbles again by suggesting Mina’s daughter should stay with him if Mina should go back to . Over in throuple land, Ani’s still legally married and possibly hiding money, while Ray plays narrator of chaos. 👉 Tune in for cultural insight, reality TV realness, and some good old-fashioned banter.

This week, Amir and Laila return after a quick hiatus to catch up on the last two episodes of 90 Day Fiancé, and the awkward tension between Stevi and Mahdi is hitting new heights. Mahdi re-proposes to Stevi with the same ring she previously gave him (??), but the real issue? He still can’t deal with her nude art—or her potential bisexuality. Meanwhile, Juan’s had it officially with Jessica’s meddling best friend Megin, and Amir and Laila are ready to start a GoFundMe to get him back on the cruise ship. Over in Shekinah and Sarper land, a mountaintop moment turns into a volcanic fight, and the throuple triangle continues to implode as Amani flexes control. Lucille surprises everyone by offering to pay for Joan and Gregory’s wedding, but it might come with strings. And Sean and Alliyah keep circling the same tired issues. Spoiler: we’re tired, too. 👉 Tune in for cultural insight, reality TV realness, and some good old-fashioned banter.

Things go from messy to luxuriously petty this week when Mark’s friend Diana casually reveals that he bought BMWs for his daughter and an ex—while Mina’s still over here trying to secure a basic conversation about their future. Amir and Laila break down the moment Mina’s face says it all, and Mark fumbles every opportunity to show up like a real partner. Meanwhile, Sarper decides it’s a great time to try stand-up comedy (??) before projectile vomiting on a whale-watching date with Sophie. Elsewhere, Stevi’s dad gives Mahdi some heartwarming real talk, and over in the throuple, Amani’s treating Any like a background character while writing the entire script herself. From luxury lies to emotional manipulation, this episode is packed with tension, awkward laughs, and top-tier side-eye. 👉 Tune in for cultural insight, reality TV realness, and some good old-fashioned banter.

This week, Amir and Laila dig into the emotionally chaotic lives of 90 Day Fiancé’s most stressed-out couples. From Amani’s wine-fueled meltdown to Jordan’s ive-aggressive demand for an apology, this episode is full of secondhand embarrassment and barely veiled manipulation. Amani reaches peak “main character” energy at the winery, demanding public declarations of love while calling her partner a "whore" mid-sob. Over in Mark’s family, Mina continues to get steamrolled—cornered into apologizing to Jordan, who shows up with big villain energy and zero self-awareness. Meanwhile, Mahdi's struggle to adjust to life in the U.S. escalates when Stevi questions his constant calls to his mom, and a gym outing becomes an accidental culture shock. 👉 Tune in for cultural insight, reality TV realness, and some good old-fashioned banter.

This week, we dive into the drama as Sarper delivers the insult of the season, dubbing Dan “the French baguette” that just won’t shut up. Was it mean? Yes. Was it accurate? Also yes. Was this guy paid by the word? Production definitely thought so. Meanwhile, Sarper is out here living the part-time homeless life, getting kicked out of the apartment like a wayward house cat while Shekinah runs her business. If you thought moving to a new country was tough, try moving to a new country and being forced to take a daily aimless stroll just to give your fiancée some workspace. New here? 90 Day React: Babas & Banter is a father-daughter duo breaking down the chaos of 90 Day Fiancé with sharp takes and even sharper humor. 👉 Subscribe, leave a review, and tell us—would you have let that French dude get away with all that yapping? Or would you have flipped the table Housewives style? Let’s discuss!

This week, Amir and Laila break down the ongoing theme of control in 90 Day Fiancé, from Sarper’s new life under Shekinah's strict rules to Stevi’s over-the-top reaction to Mahdi's honesty. Sarper’s excitement about life in LA comes to a screeching halt when Shekinah reminds him that his independence is officially canceled. Meanwhile, Stevi flips out after Mahdi its he once thought about staying in the U.S. even if things didn’t work out—because how dare he have a thought? Elsewhere, Jordan’s manipulation tactics reach new heights as she guilt-trips Mark into second-guessing his future with Mina, and Sean’s lack of enthusiasm for marriage has Amir and Laila wondering why he’s doing this at all.

This week, Amir and Laila break down Mark’s latest parenting failure as he completely checks out while Mina and his daughter, Jordan, go head-to-head. Instead of stepping in, Mark puts his conflict resolution skills on airplane mode, letting the tension grow while Mina struggles to find her place in their already messy family dynamic. Meanwhile, Juan’s Wyoming adventure continues, but the biggest challenge isn’t the culture shock—it’s Jessica’s overly invested best friend, who acts more like a jealous partner than a concerned friend. Elsewhere, Sean’s family keeps dropping cryptic hints about his kids, making Amir and Laila wonder what kind of chaos Alliya is about to walk into.

This week, Amir and Laila dive into the latest 90 Day Fiancé drama, and Mahdi is getting more than he bargained for. His first in-person meeting with Stevi comes with a shocking home tour—turns out, Stevi’s walls are covered in nude paintings, and Mahdi’s reaction is priceless. Meanwhile, Juan is still struggling to adjust to Wyoming life, and Jessica’s overprotective friend seems more invested in their relationship than she is. Elsewhere, Mina’s vision of her perfect American future clashes with Mark’s reality, especially when she realizes his "quaint home" feels more like a retirement village. And Matt and Amani’s polyamorous situation is looking less like a love story and more like a logistical nightmare.

This week, Amir and Laila dive into the latest 90 Day Fiancé drama, and Gregory’s mom is doing the most. From setting ive-aggressive house rules to inserting herself into every conversation, she’s making sure Joan knows exactly who’s in charge. Meanwhile, Gregory’s grand gesture of gifting Joan a loaf of airport bread sets the tone for what might be the least romantic welcome in 90 Day history. Elsewhere, Mark’s lack of preparation for fatherhood continues to baffle. Mina’s growing tension with Mark’s daughter Jordan raises serious red flags about blended family dynamics, leading Amir and Laila to debate whether this relationship is already doomed. And over in polyamory land, Matt and Amani’s so-called throuple is looking more like a disaster in the making.

This week, Amir and Laila break down another round of 90 Day Fiancé chaos, from awkward home setups to questionable life choices. Juan arrives in Wyoming and immediately regrets it, realizing the air smells like cow poop and there’s absolutely nothing to do. Meanwhile, Jessica’s home layout (no doors?!) leaves Juan questioning what kind of frontier nightmare he just signed up for. Stevi and Mahdi navigate their first moments together, with Mahdi keeping his cool while Stevi spirals over bridges, airports, and everything in between. Gregory and Joan’s relationship raises red flags, as his job situation (or lack thereof) makes Amir question how he plans to her. And, of course, there’s Mina, who wastes no time hating everything about Mark’s home.

We’re back for Season 2! If you're new here, we’re Laila and Amir, a father-daughter duo from Long Island with a lot of opinions and no filter. Laila has been reality TV-obsessed since the early 2000s, and she dragged Amir into the 90 Day Fiancé universe a decade ago—now, there's no turning back. This season kicks off with fresh couples, messy relationships, and one very special addition...an Iranian cast member! Amir and Laila break down the first batch of cast , from Jessica and Juan’s Love in Paradise déjà vu to Stevie and Mahdi's cross-cultural clash. They also dissect Amani and Matt’s messy plan to divorce (for visa reasons, of course) and the red flags surrounding Mark and Mina’s massive age gap. Buckle up. This season is already shaping up to be a disaster, and we’re here for it.

In this episode, Amir and Laila break down the final moments of the 90 Day Fiancé tell-all. Joe’s past hookups resurface in the worst way possible, leaving Magda searching for the nearest vodka bar. Meanwhile, Brian tries (and fails) to justify his serial dating lifestyle, with Laila officially crowning him the worst man on stage. Adnan takes a victory lap as Brian contradicts himself about women’s clothing choices, proving yet again that hypocrisy runs deep in the 90 Day universe. As the tell-all and first season of Baba's and Banter comes to a dramatic close, Amir and Laila unpack all the messiest moments. Content Warning: This episode includes discussions of death.

In a shocking turn of events, Loren steps out of the villain role and into a more vulnerable light. Amir and Laila break down his unexpected emotional reveal at the 90 Day Fiancé tell-all, debating whether this is real growth or not. Vanja and Joşko's failed relationship sparks debate: was she ever truly prepared for his life as a single dad? And Rory’s sudden reappearance raises eyebrows, especially when Veah insists their friendship is totally normal. Content Warning: This episode includes discussions of miscarriage and grief.

In this episode of 90 Day React: Babas and Banter, Amir and Laila break down the most insane moments from the 90 Day Fiancé tell-all. Brian’s offensive comments take center stage as Laila applauds Ingrid’s grace and composure in the face of his relentless disrespect. Meanwhile, Niles’ dramatic walkout after Adnan’s petty jabs leaves Amir wondering how much more he can take. Magda and Joe’s long-distance drama continues to entertain, especially with Magda’s hilariously outdated video setup, which Amir describes as “straight out of 2005.” The duo also reflects on the cultural clashes and personal tensions that fuel the fiery interactions among the cast, bringing their signature humor and sharp commentary to every cringe-worthy moment.

This week’s episode of 90 Day React: Babas and Banter dives into the explosive tell-all from 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days. Amir and Laila don’t hold back as they dissect the chaotic dynamics between the cast. From Brian’s shocking burqa comment to Niles’ meltdown, the father-daughter duo critique it all. Joe’s persistent mispronunciation of Magda’s name leads to hilarious frustration, while Vanja’s emotional breakdown over Božo’s indifference leaves Laila questioning her self-worth. Loren's smug attitude earns her a special mention as Amir and Laila debate why his “punchable face” has become the unofficial star of the tell-all. Families Affected by the LA Wildfires Our hearts are with everyone impacted by the recent LA wildfires. If you’d like to help, please consider donating to verified GoFundMe campaigns ing families and communities in need. Find more information below: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1pK5omSsD4KGhjEHCVgcVw-rd4FZP9haoijEx1mSAm5c/htmlview

Amir and Laila break down the latest drama from 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days. This week, the spotlight is on Niles and Matilda’s wedding, which was as chaotic as it was underwhelming. From Niles’ overstimulation during the ceremony to his hilariously simple post-wedding priorities—"my wife, my video games, and my laptop"—the duo can’t stop laughing. Meanwhile, Joe and Magda’s romantic mountain retreat goes up in flames when Joe reveals a poorly timed secret about his ex, leading to another major blow-up. Faith and Loren's heartbreaking goodbye wraps up their turbulent journey, leaving Laila questioning Loren's self-centered approach.

In this final episode of 2024, Amir and Laila delve into Sunny’s unraveling relationship with Veah, exposing his hypocrisy as he uses religion to justify controlling her choices. Laila calls out Sunny’s manipulative tactics, while Amir critiques his lack of ability and inability to truly commit. Veah stands her ground, but is it enough to salvage their future? Meanwhile, Vanja's Croatian fairy tale with Josko hits a snag as his foster parenting revelation leaves her overwhelmed and questioning their whirlwind romance. Joe continues to fumble his way through his relationship with Magda, from a painfully awkward dinner with her mom to avoiding the truth about his ex-friendship—setting the stage for future drama. With sharp commentary, humor, and cultural insights, Amir and Laila close the year with a breakdown of 90 Day Fiancé’s most cringeworthy moments yet.