Gino and Jasmine have finally tied the knot! On Sunday's episode of 90 Day Fiancé, one of the most tumultuous couples in 90 Day Fiancé history got married.
It's been a long journey for Gino and Jasmine, who connected online before she eventually moved from Panama to Michigan to be with him. Their major issues have included her being overly jealous of Gino and quickly losing her temper, him sharing intimate pictures she sent him with his ex, her not getting along with his family and more.
Big Ed and Liz have broken up, and his fellow 90 Day: The Single Life castmembers are clearly on her side. On part one of the 90 Day: The Single Life tell-all that started streaming Sunday on Discovery+, Ed and Liz emotionally revealed why they split, and Ed was called out by everyone in attendance.
Ed, 55, had been pining for 28-year-old Liz -- whom he met through her job working at a restaurant -- all season long, and despite his friends' reservations about their age difference, the two hit it off and actually began dating and discussed moving in together.
Jasmine definitely isn't shy about her and Gino's bedroom activities. In this exclusive clip from Sunday's new episode of 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days, Jasmine gives incredibly NSFW details about her and Gino's experience during a romantic getaway in Boquete.
Jasmine and Gino have gone through a lot of ups and downs during his visit to Panama this season before she plans to marry him and move to Michigan on a K-1 visa.
The tension between Natalie and her mother-in-law, Trish, threatened to hit a boiling point on Sunday's episode of 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? as the two continued to uncomfortably butt heads during her Thanksgiving Day visit.
Things were awkward between Natalie and Trish during the visit given that Trish attempted to stop the wedding between Natalie and her son, Mike, though the couple eventually went through with tying the knot. Natalie, who hails from Ukraine, is also extremely uncomfortable in Trish's home in Oklahoma, and the two have already argued about Trish wanting Natalie to work as an interpreter, while Natalie said that she wanted to follow her dreams of being a model or a TV presenter.
I only just recently saw the original Bad Moms -- it was DVRed at an Airbnb I was staying at and I do love Kathryn Hahn -- which isn't that delayed a viewing, really, as it only came out last summer. But I skipped it at first, because Bad Moms looked...bad, a hard-R comedy about moms who've had it and so rebel by doing whip-its and driving muscle cars and calling each other "