All language subtitles for 90 Day Fianc+®_The Other Way_S7E1.x264.720p

[Jenny]
This season on "90 Day Fiancé,
The Other Way."

[upbeat music playing]

I'm leaving a six figure job
to move to Aruba

because I fell in love
with a man on a pirate ship.

[chuckles]

[shrieks excitedly]

[speaking Spanish]

-[Madelein screams]
-[Luke chuckles]

She said,
"You need to move or else."

[chuckles]

I'm 58, and I'm still shaking.

[chuckles]

But now I'm moving
to Tasmania to be with Dillon.

Welcome home, beautiful.

[chuckles]

[upbeat intense music playing]

We are going to France, yay!

The American Dream
is actually killing me.

So we are moving to France
to save our marriage.

[Manon]
Oh, the smell.

[gags]

I'm going back to LA!

[Sadhna speaking Hindi]

[Jenny]
I have no plans of staying
with the family permanently.

[Sadhna speaking Hindi]

[bleep] no!

[Jennifer]
Do you see him?

[Chloe]
I really wanna trust Jonathan,

but it's hard
when he's a booze cruise host.

My trust issues
come from your actions.

You work with him.

I wanna go out
with my friend, OK?

You can't control me like that.

Respect me!

Respect what I [bleep] say!

Ugh...

I didn't touch her.

I mean, what?
I didn't.

[dishes breaking]

[tense music playing]

[Madelein speaking Spanish]

[mystery music playing]

Chloe has no idea
what she is doing.

My friend is about to make
the biggest mistake

of her life,
and I really need to stop her.

[upbeat music playing]

♪ Yay ♪

♪ Yay ♪

♪ All I need is to have
this one thing ♪

♪ And it's gonna be alright ♪

[Chloe] This is probably
the most iconic photo of me.

This is my personality
in one photo.

That's it right there.

I mean, nothing's changed.

[producer laughs]

OK.

[inhales and exhales deeply]

♪ Gotta have it,
Gotta have it ♪

♪ It's a wonderful thing ♪

♪ Because I dream it
and I think it ♪

♪ And it's all I can see ♪

♪ Yay ♪

♪ Yay ♪

I don't really know where
to start, actually,

with all this stuff.

It's really overwhelming.

My name is Chloe.

I am 23 years old, and I live
in Boxford, Massachusetts.

2008, what is that, first grade?

First grade
already winning trophies.

I mean,
we're doing something right.

I'm very competitive
in anything I do.

These are some accomplishments.

Of course, these aren't all,
but there was a few.

I started cheerleading
when I was four or five.

I did, like, a club team
with my school, and then

I also did competitive
cheerleading for years.

Growing up, my mom
was able to give me

the most amazing life.

Total, spoiled princess.
I got everything I wanted.

Now, I work with my mom
as a sales rep,

and it's always been
my mom's dream

that I would
take over her shipping

and logistics business.

My life was
already set on a path.

Money, security, comfortability
on a silver platter.

And then on vacation in Aruba,
I fell in love with a man

on a pirate ship.

[chuckles]

It's true, though.

♪ Oh, boy, dance with me ♪

♪ It will make you
Fall in love with me ♪

♪ Like, ooh, ooh ♪

♪ Ooh, ooh ♪

[Chloe]
Jonathan is 32 years old.

He's from Aruba,
and he's an entertainer

on a pirate ship party boat.

We first met when I was
on a girl's trip,

and I saw him on the boat,
shirtless.

I just thought he was gorgeous,
and that was it.

But my first impression was...

I don't wanna say
kinda he was, like, cocky,

but he definitely knew,
like, what he had going on.

And I was like, "Oh, no," like,

"No, you're not gonna do that
with me."

Like, "Don't give me that,"
you know, "energy."

But we later met him at a bar,
and he was really funny,

and actually really sweet.

And I remember him just saying,
like, "Oh, like, you'll have

to come back."
And, like, looked at me.

I'm like, "You're looking
through my soul."

I was like, "I -- I don't know,"
and I'm not a shy person,

but I was like, "Yeah,"
like, "I'm gonna come back."

A few days
after I got back to Boston,

I had already booked
my flight back to Aruba.

I went back another time,
and another time,

and another time.

And now, after 11 months
of long distance...

I'm packing up my entire life
in Boston and moving to Aruba.

I know that if I don't make
the move to Aruba,

we would not last long distance,

and that's not a risk
that I am willing to take.

This isn't gonna all fit.

Are you really gonna wear
high heels on the beach?

I mean, not on the beach, but --

[Michelle laughs]

Jeans?

Well, like a cute tank top.

Some little heels.

I've been there five times,

and I've never once
even put on a pair of pants.

You know,
not all superheroes wear capes.

[both laugh]

[Chloe] Not all people
can wear jeans in Aruba.

My parents divorced
when I was two or three,

and I lived
with my mom predominantly.

She is truly my best friend.

She was like my rock,
basically, growing up.

Did you remember to pack
all my makeup stuff?

I think so.

I think I did,
I'll double check, honey.

-I need that eye cream.
-[Michelle] Right.

If you need this eye cream,

you probably shouldn't
be living in Aruba,

because you can't get it there.

That's why
you're gonna come visit me

and deliver it to me.
-[Michelle] Ah, oh, really?

So that's what I am.

I'm gonna be
your delivery person, huh?

[chuckles quietly]

I think living in Aruba
will be challenging,

to say the least.

I have always grown up --

"when I want something,
I kind of get it" type mindset.

And now I'm going to be
in the middle of nowhere

in this tiny little,
like, sandbox.

I actually don't even know
what I'm gonna do.

I can't believe that you're
gonna go and live in,

uh, you know, another country.

Packing your way to school
was one thing.

This is, um,
this is really hard.

I'm not going, like, to prison.

Like, I can also just --
you can come visit and,

like, I can come see you.
-[both laugh]

You can come see me.

When we really look at it,
Chloe, you are moving

to another country...

for a pirate.

I mean, not everyone wants
to work a nine to five.

Understood,
but how sustainable is piracy?

I'm -- I'm not gonna be
a pirate, hopefully, you know?

I -- you never know.

I mean, you're not gonna have
a ton of options there.

I'm just gonna...

wing it.

[Michelle] You're going
to be leaving a lot behind.

I feel like I'm getting robbed,

you know, in a sense.

I worked so hard so that
she could have opportunities,

and she's leaving
those opportunities behind.

She's gonna have
a much harder life,

and that's not what I want
for my daughter.

You know, how you live here
is -- is -- it's very different.

At the end of the day,
are you going to be happy

not having your $80 face wash...

and having cold showers
every day?

[Chloe]
I'm leaving a six figure job
with my mom to move to Aruba,

which is obviously insane,

but love does make you do
crazy things.

[chuckles]

[melancholic
piano music playing]

Johnny has a laundry list
of girls behind him,

and he's not the guy
that you start your life with.

My husband
has grown up with this guy,

and I know a lot of things
about him.

Not all of them are good.

I really thought
this was just gonna be a fling,

but now that she's really
serious about moving there,

I feel like I have to stop her
before she just goes

to another country
and she doesn't even know

what she's getting herself into.

I just wanna get there already

so I can talk Chloe
out of making this decision.

[intense music playing]

[doorbell ringing thrice]

[upbeat music playing]

♪ Let's go ♪

♪ When I walk in the room ♪

♪ Everybody scatter
like doom, doom, doom ♪

♪ With a bang and a boom ♪

♪ A little bit dramatic,
but I'm coming for you ♪

♪ Danger ♪

♪ Danger ♪

♪ Danger ♪

Love that, love that.

Looking good.

♪ Danger ♪

My name is Manon, I'm 32,
and I am from Marseille,

South of France, baby.

But I live in Los Angeles.

Vogue.
[chuckles]

Let's do it here
on the pavement.

In France, everyone is
so judgmental about your weight.

If you dare to wear
bright outfit,

but you have a little bit of,
like, curves,

you're gonna be
stared down all day long.

So 12 years ago, I actually
started a social media page

about being plus sized
and living in France.

[French music playing]

[Manon]
It started becoming
actually really popular.

And said, "Hey, I'm the CEO,
and I want to invite you

to come to LA
for a plus size photo shoot."

I went,
and I never came back again.

Three, two...

[upbeat beats playing]

Once I was here,

I was able to meet
so many other girls

just like me.

Chastity!

Yes, queen!

These women were not afraid
of being who they wanna be,

and afraid of wearing
beautiful outfits.

They were just, like,
so proud and confident.

It really made me feel I belong.

Scooch out a little bit
to your right.

-My right?
-[Jorge] The whole body, yeah.

So I can get your head right
in between those two girls.

[Manon] My American Dream
was starting to become true.

But something was missing.

Come here, sexy.
[exhales deeply]

[sniffs]
Hmm.

I'm Anthony.

I'm 33 years old
and from Corona, California.

[upbeat music playing]

[Manon]
We've been married
for actually three years.

And new parents
of a little baby boy, Benjamin.

[Anthony and Manon giggle]

[Benjamin babbles and giggles]

We are very much opposites.

Yes, we are
like the yin and the yang.

[Anthony]
I'm a shy person,

and she's very outgoing
and passionate.

[Manon]
He is the stay-at-home dad,

and I am the one
who works, provide.

Guys, since I gave birth,
I have cramps in my entire body

now when I pose,
I cannot do [bleep] anymore.

♪ Who's that chick ♪

♪ She a bad bitch,
thick like Bisquick ♪

♪ She got all her own money ♪

[Manon speaking]

I'm gonna go change my lens
and grab another one.

-I'll be right back.
-[Chastity] OK, cool.

Oh, well, you did amazing, guys.

-[Chastity] Thank you.
-[Angela] Thank you so much.

[Manon]
Let me stand up, whoo!

[laughing]

Well, while we are waiting
for the camera, I just wanted

to say something to you really
quick because you know me

since I first moved.

I think I need to touch my hair
for this 'cause it's gonna be --

it's gonna be something.
-Are you pregnant?

Girl.
I'm struggling with one kid.

[Hayley] I don't know
what you are dropping.

-Get my mind around it.
-Oh, my God.

OK.

A few weeks ago, I came
to the point where I'm like,

I'm at the end of my rope,
because I'm overwhelmed

and overworked, right?
I don't see my husband.

I don't see my son.

Anthony is also
overworked and overwhelmed.

The dad is
staying at home full time.

-It is really hard.
-Yeah.

And the thing is, like,
we both were kind

of losing each other
a little bit in the process.

So, um, I'm sorry.

It's just I wanted
to let you know
something that's really...

It's been on my heart
for a few weeks now.

I'm selling my house
and I'm going back
to France full time.

I'm leaving LA.

[whimpers]

[Cindy]
Oh, my God.

[Manon]
I don't know if I should,
like, laugh or cry.

It's just -- but that's it.

I'm going back home
for my family.

Aw.

Yeah, so it's for my husband,

for a good quality of life.
-[Chasity] Yeah, yeah, yeah.

He's gonna be the one
working fully now, so I can

focus on my son
because you know me.

Here it's, like, it's a lot.

-You know, it's a lot.
-I totally get it.

The quality of life,
the healthcare, like that --

everything makes sense.

But like, you're, like,
the most American person I know.

I -- ironically.

You're a confident person
that's worked so hard.

[Chastity]
That's a huge sacrifice.

I'm really shocked
that she's leaving

because she loves LA.

She loves working.

And I know the society
hasn't changed as much there,

and isn't as accepting
of curvy bodies

and confident women.

So I'm really nervous
that they're not gonna be ready

for Manon back in France.

You've been working so much,
so long,

that maybe this is your time

to maybe relax.
-But I'm scared, Cindy,

I'm not gonna be able to --
you know me.

I'm gonna wanna do something
because I need to buy

a house there.
-[Hayley] Yeah, you need time.

So we are going to stay
with my parents for a little bit

in a very tiny home.
-I support you.

-I'm just very scared for you.
-Yes, me too.

[Hayley]
You left France because
how you were treated.

Are you scared at all of, like,
that could happen again?

-[Manon] Oh, I'm scared.
-[Chastity] Yeah.

I've been bullied my whole life

with my family.

I love them, but -- but,

there's a big, big,
big, big but.

They've been living in France
their whole life, right?

So I'm still worried
that all of the old patterns,

they haven't changed
or anything.

When Tony was meeting my family
for the first time ever,

you know, when I went to see
my grandpa, what happened?

The first thing he said to me,
he looked at me, and he's like,

"How a girl like you married
a man like that?"

-What -- that's horrible!
-[Manon] Like, excuse me?

My grandpa and my --
like, even just, like,

like, my mom would be like,

"Oh, did you gain some weight?
Oh, you lost a little bit."

Just -- why is it a criteria?

You cannot just say,
"Hi, how are you?"

But this type of thing that
makes you feel like [bleep],

you know, makes you feel
you're never enough.

You're never enough.

That's why I wanted
to do that shoot today.

'Cause I was like,
"That's most probably

going to be the last one."

Over there,
there's no girls like you guys,

over there,
people are bringing you down.

People look at you like a freak,

you know,
when you're big and stuff.

[Chastity] Yeah.

And that's what
I was missing in France,

is people like you that
I could connect with.

'Cause at home,
I was always the fat girl.

Like, why does she want
to dream like that and go to LA?

I've always felt like
I'm a freaking weirdo, you know?

My whole [bleep] life.
And being here in LA

saved my life.

Growing up in France
always made me feel

like I was less than --

I remember being bullied.

All of the other kids at school
were making fun of me,

chewing gum in my hair,
spitting on me,

calling me "the whale,"
calling me fat.

And I know that my parents,
they were trying

to do their best.

But I do have
a lot of resentment
on how I was raised

and the things
that they said to me.

So moving back to France
with my parents

is definitely going
to be a big challenge,

and I feel very, very stressed.

I love my husband.
I love my son.

I see the bigger picture,
but on the other side,

I'm scared as [bleep],
'cause I'm gonna miss it a lot

here, you know?

[upbeat music playing]

[Lizona speaking Spanish]

[Madelein speaking]

What do you want me to do,
like this?

It's horrible.

Baby, let's pack.

We are in financial crisis
right now,

and we decide
to move in with the family.

[spiritual music playing]

[car honks]

[upbeat music playing]

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ Yeah, I'm gonna keep you up
Tonight, baby ♪

♪ Yeah, you need some good love
And a good night ♪

♪ Baby, grab a bag
You should pack it light ♪

♪ Let me know feel some ♪

♪ Come on, come on ♪

♪ I can't wait for your touch ♪

♪ Yeah, tonight you're
Living out your best life ♪

[speaking Hindi]

Look so handsome.

♪ Ooh, ooh ♪

♪ I'll be the reason ♪

♪ Yeah, I'll be the best
You've ever had ♪

What is he putting on your face?

These all natural items
for the good for the skin.

[Sumit giggles]

I'm Jenny, I'm 67 years old.

I'm from Palm Springs,
California,

and this is
my cute husband, Sumit.

[upbeat music playing]

[Sadhna speaking Hindi]

-[Jenny] No, no.
-[Sadhna speaking]

No haircut, no cut.

After 15 years
of being together,

his parents have finally
accepted our relationship.

Aw.

[Sumit chuckles]

[Jenny] But it's been
a long journey to get here.

[Sumit speaking]

[Jenny]
We continued in a long
distance relationship

until I finally decided to move
to India to marry Sumit.

[Sumit]
Jenny!

Oh, my God!

-There you are, hi!
-Hi!

I thought Sumit and I were
gonna live happily ever after

until I found out he was
already married.

That was a big shock.

What do I do?
I'm scared.

[whimpers]

You know, it's a nightmare,
and how could --

Why is this happening right now?

Why is this happening?

I gave --

Why tell me you love me

and talk to me
every single day,

and still marry somebody else,
and not tell me?

It was one
of the most difficult times

of our relationship.

But he told me he was gonna get
a divorce, and he did.

[Sadhna speaking Hindi]

I am not old enough
to be his grandmother.

It impacted
our relationship a lot.

There were several times

that I threatened
to go back to the US.

You promised me we were gonna
get married this time,

so I would never have
to leave India again.

But do you know
the situation or not?

It's always because
of your parents every time.

I'm not gonna keep coming
back and leaving

every damn six months.
I'm not gonna keep doing it.

You're not gonna keep
telling me you're going

to marry me, you're [bleep] not!

That's it!

[bleep] this [bleep].

We wanted to be together,
we wanted to be married,

but we didn't have
his family's approval.

So we decided
to get married in secret.

[officiant speaking]

[all clap]

[Sadhna speaking Hindi]

[Sumit]
My mother was not happy
that I chose Jenny over family.

And that was a very sad time,
very, uh, devastated time.

-Oh, my mom.
-Oh!

-What a cute little bun.
-[Sumit laughs]

Oh it's a cute little --
anybody got a bow?

[Jenny]
She couldn't fight it anymore.

Yeah, your skin
looks really nice.

-[Sumit] Yeah.
-[Jenny] Such a mom.

-It's my mom.
-[Jenny laughs]

[speaking Hindi]

-[Jenny] OK.
-OK, Jenny.

-See you soon.
-Yes, OK, bye.

[Jenny]
Bye.

How am I as a daughter-in-law?

Good, good daughter-in-law.

-Yay!
-Whoa, yay, oh my God.

[Jenny]
We have a good time
together, actually.

But now,
the real test is gonna come.

[chill music playing]

Baby, let's pack.

[Jenny]
OK, I have lots of clothes.

Six months ago, we moved
into a nice, fancy apartment.

-It's a gated community.
-And it is brand new.

It's everything I wanted,
but he lost his job,

and so now we can't afford
to pay the rent anymore.

So we are in financial crisis
right now, and we decide

to move in with the family.

Oh, boy.

Yay.

I can't wait to see
what happens.

This really started
to feel like home for me.

I was...

comfortable here, and now
I'm just completely devastated.

It's costing us a lot,
and, you know, I can't handle

that by myself.

But the financial crisis
is giving us a chance that I get

to experience
living with family.

I know how you feel about this.

I know this is what
you've always wanted.

And that's why I'm happy
for you.

And, of course, I love you,
and I'm gonna be right there

with you by your side.

But that doesn't mean
I'm not worried.

[Sumit speaking]

[Jenny] Absolutely.

But, you know, living with them
is a whole 'nother thing.

We're not gonna be able
to live like we've been

living here, we've been free.

We've been able to do
whatever we want.

And your mom's, you know,
she has a lot of rules.

[Sadhna speaking Hindi]

I'm not used to living
with parents.

I know.

So I mean, we both have

a different point of view
about this.

Sumit thinks that we're
all gonna live together

and everything's gonna be
great, but I have my doubts.

The acceptance is new...

and I would rather
not rock the boat

by us all moving in together,

but we don't have a choice.

I hope everything works out OK,

because I don't want anything
to happen to our relationship.

We need to follow a budget.

♪ Beautiful ♪

♪ Beautiful ♪

♪ Beautiful ♪

[speaking Spanish]

[Lizona]
Wow, eh! [claps]

[speaking Spanish]

Whoo!

♪ I believe, I believe
I believe ♪

♪ It's a brand new start ♪

♪ I believe, I believe,
I believe in that ♪

[speaking Spanish]

[speaking Spanish]

Were like "Oh, oh, oh."

[Lizona speaking Spanish]

[Madelein speaking]

♪ Uno, dos, tres, go ♪

[Luke speaking Spanish]

[Madelein speaking Spanish]

[Luke and Madelein
speaking Spanish]

-[Luke] Ready to practice?
-[Madelein] Yes.

[Madelein counts in Spanish]

You're so cute.
[Luke counts in Spanish]

Is this good?

My baby.
You want me to be honest?

[Luke]
Yeah.

It's horrible.

My name's Luke.

I'm 31 years old,
and I live in The Hills

north of Los Angeles.

What do you want me to do,
like this?

One, two.
You said, "Do one, two."

[Madelein speaking Spanish]

You're gonna marry me.

I know.

Two years ago, I met Madelein
on a boy's trip to Colombia.

♪ Looks like ♪

♪ You're a movie star ♪

♪ And I love how you act
Like you think you are ♪

♪ You know it ♪

[Luke]
We picked Medellin because
we've been told they have

the hottest girls there.

My buddies and I downloaded
a couple dating apps,

and I met Madelein
literally day one.

♪ I just fear on my way home ♪

♪ I don't really care for ♪

My jaw dropped.
She was beautiful.

She had this outfit on with
the fur coat, and

I was like, "Damn, girl,"

like, "Who the heck
is this," right?

When I meet him in Party Zone,
he's so [bleep] hot, like, "Oh!"

♪ Touch me here, touch me there,
Touch me everywhere ♪

♪ Don't care, don't care ♪

♪ 'Cause I want you ♪

[Madelein speaking]

[Luke]
We got along right away.

Like, "What?
You know, we just met."

How is this that easy?

When I got home,
we talked every day.

After three whole months,
I tattooed her name

next to my penis.

I'm not the biggest tattoo
person, but I wanted her

to know that I was serious
and she was the one.

[Madelein speaking]

What?

You're one special
girl, Madelein.

Yes, I am.

♪ I've been dreaming
About you ♪

Nine months after meeting
Madelein, I proposed.

I've never felt like this
with anybody else.

Madelein is a strong
and confident person.

She calls me on my [bleep].

Can she be a little
bit controlling?

Sure.

But, at the end of the day,
I think she's like a voice

of reason for me.

♪ But this is different,
Yeah, the color's more true ♪

[Luke] And I had every
intention to move down

to Colombia so that we could
start our life together.

Unfortunately,
that's not how it played out.

[Madelein speaking]

[Luke]
I'm trying, baby.

We're supposed to be
in person, and it's --

I'm working on it.
I'll be there soon, OK?

[Luke speaking Spanish]

It's been a whole year,

and Madelein is pissed
that I'm still in the States.

But I keep telling Madelein
that I don't have the money

to make this move.

[Luke] OK, well,
that's why we're practicing.

Madelein is sick
of the long distance.

She's fed up with waiting.
She's fed up with my excuses.

And basically, she said,
"You need to move to Colombia

so that we could be
together, or else."

I don't know what

would happen if I don't move
to Colombia,

but I don't wanna find out.

So we're getting married
in three weeks,

and after the wedding,
I'll be staying there for good.

You excited for the wedding?

[Luke]
Why?

[Madelein speaking]

[Luke]
OK.

For what?

So you want me to pay
for a helicopter for you

to show up to the wedding?
-Exactly.

[Luke]
Oh, my God.

[speaking Spanish]

I'm about to move.

I'm not gonna have my income
from my job anymore.

So we need to follow a budget.

I promised Madelein
the wedding of her dreams,

but I'm in a lot of debt.

I invested in sunglasses
and a jewelry line,

and it hasn't turned
a profit yet.

So once I quit my job
as a mining engineer,

I am gonna have
no money coming in.

So yeah, that is not
the best situation to be in.

[Luke]
I mean, yeah, but...

I don't know, babe, like,
I'll look into it,

and if I can make it happen

I'll try and make it happen,
I mean, we'll see, right?

You still practice dancing,
I don't see you dancing.

[Luke]
I'll be the first to admit

that I have a very hard time
telling Madelein "no."

That's why it's probably better
for me to stay here,

continue to work,
and save money so that I can

fully provide the wedding
and lifestyle that she wants.

But if I stay any longer,
I think Madelein

would leave me for good.

So I need to move,
and I need to make it work.

End of story.

There's so much at stake.
My whole future.

Yeah [bleep].

I think I'm getting
the hang of this, babe.

I don't think so.

[Anthony]
For the past year and a half,

I've been a full-time,
stay-at-home dad.

You are definitely
a very rare breed.

That's why I married you.

Look at him, like the mustache.

He made my "hm" tingling,
you know?

I was like, "Ooh!"

I feel like I'm a [bleep] mom.
I just can't.

The American Dream is
actually killing me,

and I need to let it go.

[upbeat music playing]

Yeah, daddy's here.

♪ Hold on ♪

♪ I'm telling you the truth ♪

♪ You need me baby ♪

♪ Just like I need you ♪

'Cause we cannot post
later than the 24th.

For the past year and a half,

I've been a full-time,
stay-at-home dad.

Benjamin.

Daycare is stupid expensive,

so I quit my job in security
to stay at home with Ben.

[Manon]
Anthony is an amazing,
loving husband,

but what he does the best
and who he is the best

is a baby daddy.

You are definitely
a very rare breed.

That's why I married you.

We met about four years ago.

She actually swiped
left on me at first.

[sighs]

He's terrible at taking
pictures of himself.

You could not see
his face at first.

I'm like, "Oh, that's
probably a creep, right?

But we never know."
I shake the phone.

He goes back on the profile.

And I'm like,
"Oh, actually kind of cute."

Cute dog, also.

[chuckles]

[Anthony]
And then we had
our first date in Malibu.

And I think she kinda did
a double take

when she first saw me.

[Manon]
Look at him, like,
the mustache, Mr. Mustache

He made my "hm" tingling,
you know?

I was like,
"Ooh, I didn't expected that."

You know, keep it.
You better keep it.

Ooh, hoo.

Look at you.

I already knew after our first
date that I wanted

to marry her.

[Manon]
And then, actually, he wrote me

a handwriting letter as well
in my mail a few days after.

How freaking cool is that?

And I was like, "OK, well,
he's not going anywhere."

And then everything
went back-to-back with him.

One month later,
we moved with each other.

Six months after, he proposed.

Nine months after we dated,
we eloped in Las Vegas.

Seven months.

[sighs]
Seven months later, yes.

A year later,
we bought the house,

and then right after, bam!
The baby.

All of that in less
than three years.

OK, finished my meeting.
Come here, my baby.

Is that mama?

Oh, come with mama.

[Benjamin babbles]

Come with me.
Come here.

Come with me.
Yeah.

Yeah.
Oh, OK.

-He wants to play.
-OK.

I had to go back to work after
eight weeks, after giving birth

eight weeks later,

'cause how
are we going to pay our bills?

And it was not just
a nine to five,

where at five, I'm done,
I can shut off my phone.

Babies thrive on routines,
but his entire routine's

for everything with Anthony.

And sometimes it makes me feel
like the biggest failure

in the world.

I do want to have that bond
with that baby that it took me

nine months to create, to carry.

He's my pride and joy.

Good job.
Good job.

-[Benjamin cries]
-Come here, come to mommy.

I really cannot stand that,
you know, he's just always

into you, into you.

Every time I try to play
or something, he just goes

straight back at you.

I know.

With Manon working and me
taking care of Ben,

there have been a lot of days
where we were

at each other's throats.

I felt a lot of resentment
coming from her for me spending

so much time with Ben,
building this incredible bond,

you know, and everything was
always falling on me with Ben,

both of us were actually
starting to resent each other.

...'cause you provide for us.

Yeah, but I should be there
for him, though.

And you will be in France,
and that's why we're going.

See how excited
he is about France?

Yeah.

-Woo!
-Yeah. [chuckles nervously]

[Anthony]
Our marriage was falling apart,

so I said, "Why don't we sell
our house and move to France?

"And really focus on us
as a family and the quality

of life that can be there."

I thought it seemed --
I'm like, "You know what?

"He is right,

"The American Dream
is actually killing me,

and I need to let it go."

It's gonna be better for us.

You're gonna spend
more time with him.

-Yeah.
-And he's gonna be

more attached
to you than he is to me.

[Manon]*
I am looking forward to it,

but it's not gonna be
completely easy.

It may save our marriage
and also make me have

a good relationship with my son.

That's why I'm doing it.

But you're asking me to go back
to a country that I used

to hate and I wanted to escape.

You ask me to not be a business
entrepreneur girlie that I am.

Like, it's a lot.

So what if it's actually
a bit too much, Anthony?

What if it's too much change
for me?

You wanna go with Dad?
Yeah, go to daddy.

OK.

-[phone chimes]
-Oh [bleep].

I gotta go.
It's my next meeting.

*

[Jennifer]
She thinks I'm coming just
to say bye, but I'm really

coming to tell her
not to move there.

I think you're making a mistake.

The only thing that he's shown

is that he's not even
faithful to you.

I'm so happy that finally
we all can live together.

-I'm afraid.
-You're afraid?

There are a lot of expectations
from the daughter-in-law.

She can't expect us to be there
always cleaning and cooking.

I don't want to scare you.

-You are scaring me.
-[Shree laughs]

[Jennifer]
Chloe is living in,
like, Delululand.

She's moving to another country
for the wrong man.

He is not the one.

She thinks I'm coming just
to say bye and to wish her luck,

but I'm really coming
to tell her not to move there.

♪ I see the clouds
Breaking over my head ♪

♪ Ground shaking
Under my feet ♪

[Jennifer]
Aruba is where you go to have
fun on vacation,

not where you move
to be with someone.

[doorbell rings]

[Jennifer] I don't wanna break
her heart,

but I think
she's making a mistake.

[both] Hey!

[Chloe] How are you?

-[Jennifer] Good to see you.
-[Chloe] You too.

-My God, I missed you.
-[Jennifer] It's so cold.

[Chloe] I know.
It's freezing.

Alright, you don't really
have to wipe your feet.

It's fine.

Jen's husband grew up
on the same street as Jonathan.

And they met when Jen
was on vacation.

Darren moved to the States
about a year ago,

and they just got married.

You want a snack,
or, like, tea, or something?

Yeah, I'll take some tea.

[Chloe] I met Jen
before they moved to the States.

Jen is, like, my friendship mom.

She'll tell me whether
I'm insane or I'm not insane,

but I don't always want
Jen's advice,

'cause 99% of the time,
she's probably right,

and that's what I try
to avoid at all costs.

How are you?

-[Jennifer] Good.
-Yeah?

-Drive was a little long.
-[Chloe] How long is it?

-Four and a half hours.
-[Chloe] Oh, gosh.

So I know I was coming
to say goodbye...

but I really came to try to...

talk to you.

There is so much more to life
than Aruba,

which I love as a vacation home.

But to live there is

a completely
different commitment.

I need to explain to you
how crazy it is there

with how the culture is.

There's just thousands
of these girls that literally

come to Aruba for one reason,
and that is to party

and hook up with the locals.

I've been going there
for such a long time.

I've seen it so many times,

and I think you're
making a mistake.

I'm so worried that you are

literally leaving
your life here for him,

and the only thing
that he's shown

is that he's not
even faithful to you.

After a few months of Jonathan
and I being together,

I thought we were exclusive.

We were going to be
boyfriend and girlfriend.

And then Jonathan was
on a boy's trip to Florida.

One day, I'm on social media,
and I see that he was actually

taking another girl on a trip
to Florida for her birthday.

[Chloe]
You know, we talked about it.

He told me
he was in an open relationship,

quote, unquote, with the girl.

And I just said,
"I honestly don't understand it,

'cause that's not
how I do things."

He just said, like,
"I really do want this to work.

I made a mistake."

It's just -- it seems
like he definitely jumps

from females.
He's got a long history.

When you say it like that,
it sounds bad.

-It is bad.
-It was bad.

[Jennifer]
And that's why I worry,

because now you're literally
six months later,

making the decision to go
live with him.

I am worried that it's a trend
given the lifestyle

and the culture there.

Having a husband that
also worked in tourism that got

constantly hit on,
it never stopped.

And guys like Johnny
constantly go with these girls.

Like, what do
they say about, like,

"Leopard doesn't

change their spots?"

I think Chloe does see
successful relationships.

Darren and I, for example,
but our situation is

a little bit different,
he left Aruba.

In Aruba, these guys know
how to get away with cheating.

My husband, he saw these things
happen all the time.

The guys on the boat
all have each other's back.

I think Johnny knows
that he can get away with it

if he wants to.
He's already done it before.

Yes, he's gotten caught.

That doesn't necessarily mean
he won't do it again.

He may just get
more clever about it.

[Chloe]
I know you came here

to stop me, in a sense.

-I did.
-But I'm going through with it,

I believe in him.

Whether it's my insanity

or the fact
that I'm just delusional,

I really do feel this
is going to work out.

[upbeat music playing]

[Sumit]
Uh-oh, trouble.

[grunts]

-How are you?
-Hello!

[Jenny]
Look how straight
your hair is, oh my God.

[Sumit]
We are moving in
with my family tomorrow,

and today we are meeting
my brother Amit

and my sister-in-law Shree.

So we can buy
some stuff for the house.

-[Jenny] OK, OK,
see you later, bye!
-[Shree] Bye!

I have a great relationship
with Amit and Shree.

We get along really well.

Oh, this is the shop.

-We just missed it.
-This shop?

This shop, yeah.

[Jenny]
They've been living
together with the family

since they got married.

And I know that there's been
some problems lately

between mom and Shree.

So I'm gonna get the --
the 411 on that.

So what do you think
of these pots and pans?

This looks good for chai, right?

-But this little small.
-Too small, OK.

-We need a bigger size
-Yeah, there's
a lot of us there.

[Shree]
Yeah, six people.

I think I've only ever made
chai for four people.

-That's the max.
-That's the max.

Yeah, we've been talking,

of course.
-[Shree] Hm, OK.

But I don't think
he's telling me everything.

I think he doesn't want
to scare me.

So you need to, kind of,
fill me in

on what to expect.

So there are
a lot of expectations

from the daughter-in-law.

You know, you have to be
at certain places,

you have to be
wearing certain things

at certain places, and you have
to behave a certain way.

[chill music playing]

[Sumit]
This guy is getting heavy.

[Amit] He's tired.

[Sumit chuckles]

I'm so happy that finally
my dream is coming true.

-Like, we all can live together.
-I'm afraid.

You're afraid?

[Amit]
Maybe I'm afraid for my wife.

Like, once we'll start
living together,

then the responsibility
will be double.

What I think is
will be double for her.

Jenny wakes up late.
She doesn't cook food.

Like, you spent
five years together, like,

living by your own way.

But now
the things are different.

With family comes
the responsibility.

I don't want my wife
only the one who will be doing

each and everything.

[Sumit] I understand
my brother's concern,

but he also need to understand

it's gonna be very difficult
and different for Jenny.

[Jenny]
You know how I see it, Shree?

Mom...

this is her way of life,

this is what
she's always been doing.

She can't expect us to be there
always cleaning and cooking,

because that's her thing.

-That's what she likes to do.
-Exactly.

The thing is, this is where
we have little mismatch things.

Then I
said, "Fine, if you think

that I have not done anything,

then I'll be not doing anything
from today onwards."

Oh, God.

Like, what have
I gotten myself into?

-[Shree chuckles]
-[Jenny] Oh, no.

See, I don't want to scare you.

-You are scaring me.
-[Shree laughs]

But I'm giving you
a very, very reality picture.

[Sumit speaking]

[Amit]
They are not.

Mom just said, "And you have
never done anything for us."

-Oh, like, now?
-[Amit] And Shree...

You are not
the favorite one, huh?

Things have changed.
Now you are the most loved

son and daughter-in-law.

And now the dynamics
will be different

once you guys move in together.

And let's see
who will be the favorite --

favorite daughter-in-law.

[Sumit speaking]

70,000 is a lot of money!

I would love to not have
to focus so much

on money, money, money.

We're on the brink of divorce.

♪ Whoa ♪

♪ Take a little ride with me ♪

♪ Come on,
Take a little ride with me ♪

[car dealer]
You're the original owner?

-[Anthony] Yeah.
-[Manon] Yes.

[car dealer]
Why are you guys
selling the car?

-[Anthony] Moving to France.
-[car dealer] OK.

♪ Oh, baby,
You take a look at me now ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

Do you know what your payoff is?

-$27,000.
-Yeah.

[car dealer] OK,
let me book it out real quick.

We put our house
on the market a week ago.

And the house
is actually already sold.

OK, so, as you know,

we accepted the offer.
We took it all cash.

-[Manon] Yeah.
-[Kelly] $810.

So the net proceeds we have
right now is $88,778.

But we have two weeks
that you have to be out

of the house.
So just prep yourself.

Wow.

-And now we have two weeks...
-Nothing is ready yet.

...to get out of our house,
pack all of our belongings,

make sure we have all
of our important paperwork.

Sell everything, get rid
of everything in two weeks.

I got auction fee, I got detail,
I gotta put two tires on,

and then we gotta make
a little bit of money.

So the number I'd be at is
probably right around 15 grand.

[Manon]
Oh, my Lord, 15K?

[Anthony] Whoa, it's something
to just take a step back

and to consider.

I'm just trying to help
you out the best we can.

Oh, no, no, no, for sure.
Thank you.

-I appreciate it.
-We're looking at our options.

Sorry about the news.

Wish it could have been better.

It's OK.
It is what it is, right?

[Manon]
OK, I'm gonna go
to bed and cry.

Thanks.

I have to lose $12,000
out of my own money

to get rid of a car?
That seems like [bleep] insane.

Fifteen [bleep] K, like,
no [bleep] way, like, no.

Well, I mean, it's --
it's one option.

No, but I have to move
to France and go there broke?

You think the amount of money
we have in our account

after selling our house
means we're broke?

We'd be broke, yeah, there,

because there's nothing
coming in.

It's only coming out.

$70,000 is a lot of money!
Between that --

That money is not even enough
for a down payment in France.

I'm not going to rent anymore.

I'm not going to have
a [bleep] house that's way

smaller or something.
-We are not going there broke.

And we're not going there
with the expectation

of not working either.

I know this move isn't easy
for Manon, and financially,

we're gonna have to take a hit
for a while,

but we're gonna be OK.

We'll be staying with your
parents, not paying rent.

You'll still be
working part time

with your marketing company,

and as soon as my French
gets better,

I can get a job in security

or in some field
where they're open

to having someone
that's either still learning

or whatever level I'll be at.

-You're delulu.
-I'm motivated.

-[Manon] Delulu.
-It's different.

Delusional.

Stop focusing so much
on we need this amount

or else we're broke
and it's not gonna work.

Because, Anthony,
every day as a kid,

I see my dad and my mom

stressing because we don't have
enough money.

And then I lived like [bleep]

for years in LA
trying to make it, OK?

I was homeless.
I had nothing under my name.

Nothing.

I'm not just
a materialistic bitch

who wants, like, fancy bags
and, like, a fancy house.

No, I struggled
to get where I'm at today.

So I'm not going to do
10 steps backward.

I wanna enjoy life.

But not everyone has
the same definition

of what brings them happiness.

I would love to not have
to focus so much

on money, money, money.

Maybe we don't need
this fancier house

with the pool and the jacuzzi.

Why is there
this constant push for more?

If you make enough
to get by and you're happy

with your life,
what is wrong with that?

My version of happiness
is spending time with you,

spending time with Ben,
the roof over our head,

being able to pay our bills.

That's why we are going
completely apart,

because what brings you
happiness is not the same as me.

And we have, actually,

very different ways
of seeing life now.

Anthony, he has a certain
standard of, like,

"As long as I have a roof
above my head

and food at the table
and I'm surviving, I'm happy."

Me, it's actually the opposite.

Makes me feel I'm in danger.

It's being extra comfortable
that makes me feel safe.

You wanting more has left me
having an amazing relationship

with Ben,
you resenting me for it.

It has caused mental health
issues for yourself

because of how overworked
and stressed you are

to the point where we're
on the brink of divorce.

So you know what?

I'm gonna [bleep] say it,
like...

Why do I always have
to compromise what I want,

who I am, and stuff?
Why?

Because your focus on that dream
is why we're here.

I'm sorry if I'm someone
who's driven in life.

You can be driven, but you can
still focus on your family, 100%

Yeah, that's why I'm moving
there and that's why

I'm changing all of myself
and all of my life for us.

We need some serenity now
and really think

about why we're moving to France

because all of this focus
on just finances

and finances and finances,

it is like just
tearing us apart.

OK.

[Anthony]
For her to say we're not
compatible, it is very hurtful.

And to hear her say
those things,

and not just once,
but multiple times,

every single time
it's taken a toll.

But it is very important for me
to fight for our marriage.

She is easily the best thing
that's happened in my life.

Moving to France
is very drastic,

and Manon already has a lot
of skepticism towards this move.

If this Hail Mary pass
doesn't work out,

I have no idea
what the future holds for us.

I'm trying
to get this wedding done,

and then I'm trying
to do the hotel.

Yeah, but it's gonna take
a lot of money.

-I know.
-[Jim] Does Madelein know

that you're in debt?

[Luke] It is finally
sinking in that this is

the highest stakes gamble
that I ever made.

-I mean, I -- I'm not stupid.
-But you do stupid things.

[chill beats playing]

You want it to be classy.

You know, you don't wanna look
like a pimp on your wedding.

-OK.
-You wanna look smart.

Madelein hated the shoes
that I got for the wedding.

-Is this pimpy?
-No, no, that's classy.

So today, I've asked my dad
to tag along to go shop

for a new pair.

-I wanted to wear these ones.
-[Jim] Those are nice!

-That's the perfect color.
-[Luke] It's brown.

Madelein hates brown.

[chuckles]

She texted me.

She said, "You have
to understand that shoes

"can't be brown,
that color is old people's,

and if you wear
brown-colored shoes,
I won't marry you."

So she's saying
I'm old now, then.

[Luke]
Yeah.

"I hate its color,
and you need to hate them, too,"

is what she texted me.

Yeah, but at the same time,
you don't want her to walk

all over you right now.

You've got to stand your ground.

[Luke chuckles]

Otherwise,
your nuts will be gone.

Right.

I don't want to ruin her day
over a pair of shoes.

Well, that's a problem
if the pair of shoes is gonna

ruin the wedding.

[Luke chuckles]

[Jim]
Holy crap.

My dad has always been
a really big role model for me.

He runs his own business.

He makes
very good life decisions.

I ask my dad for advice
quite often, actually.

He is my best friend.
We talk all the time.

I don't get it.

You just bought a nice pair
of shoes for the wedding,

and now you gotta buy
another pair.

You got bills to pay
when we get down there.

You don't have
to spend a fortune

for it to be a nice day.
-Yeah.

You got the rest
of your life with her.

And you try and save as much
as you can for the future.

I'm just -- I'm trying to get
this wedding done and then

I'm trying to do the hotel.

That's, like, the only things
I care about right now.

Yeah, but it's gonna take
a lot of money.

Trust me, I know.

I know.

I want to provide for Madelein,
and since I'm passionate

about investing,
I had the chance to purchase

a property two hours outside
of Medellin,

and I plan to build a high-end,
luxurious resort,

which I'm wholeheartedly
planning to become

my primary source of income.

How's your jewelry stuff
coming along?

You managed
to sell any of that,
and your sunglasses?

Yeah, I mean --
I mean, a couple,
but I'll be honest,

like, I haven't done
any marketing, that costs money.

And with me leaving
my job and then the hotel thing,

I just allocated funds towards
the hotel and the designs

to try and get
that up and running.

You see, that's where
you're going wrong.

-Yeah, I mean, I...
-No, you are!

[Luke]
OK.

[Jim] Everything's like
a knee jerk reaction for you,

and you go off on tangents.

You're in quite a lot of debt.

You spent a fortune
on that jewelry

and the glasses,

and now you're putting that
on the back burner

to do another idea.

But this -- this property

wouldn't have been
on the market for long,

and I just needed to do
what I needed to do.

I went to school
for mining engineering.

I went to school for geology,
and I got an MBA in business.

-I mean, I'm not stupid, right?
-But you do stupid things.

OK, fine.

Yeah, I took a risk,
and it is what it is.

I mean,
I love to see people take risks,

but educated risks.

-[Luke] Yeah.
-Calculated risks.

Luke comes to for advice,
but it's not that he's actually

wanted my advice.

He wants me to back him up
on his decisions

rather than give him
the negatives.

Even though Luke went
to business school,

I sometimes question what they
actually taught him,

because he lets money
roll through his fingers

like there's no tomorrow.

He's just a very impulsive
person with everything.

Now, does Madelein know
that you're in debt?

She's aware of all the debt.

It is what it is, and we're --
and we're working through it.

[Jim]
The main thing you've got
to worry about

is not the business,
not the hotel,

not this, not that.

It's Madelein.

She's gonna be your wife soon.

You know, she looks at you
as her knight in shining armor.

I mean, has that really sunk in?

-[Luke] Yeah.
-Has it?

[Luke]
Yeah.

That's why I'm putting
almost all my eggs
in this basket,

so I can be there, can be
with the person that I love.

You know, you called me
the second day you were

in Colombia, two years ago.

"I want you to speak to the girl
I'm gonna marry."

-Which was wonderful.
-Yeah.

[Jim]
You saw it then.

Twenty-four hours later,
you knew that she was the one.

I just hope she can
do you right,

and you do her right.

Because I'm worried
about you and your future.

-I mean, we're blood.
-Yeah.

I love you to death.

I don't want to see any harm
of any kind come to you.

It's gonna hurt you,
and that's gonna hurt me.

[melancholic music playing]

I do often worry about Luke
because he's got himself

into a sticky predicament.
He's got debt to pay.

He's got hotels to build.

He's gonna go down to Colombia,
he's not gonna be

earning the money he earns here.

And it leaves him no room
to escape or to rectify

the problems that he might have
thrown at him.

I love you, Dad.
I mean, you know.

[Jim sniffs]

[Luke]
I don't know the last time
I saw my dad cry.

It adds a lot of weight.

It is finally sinking in that
I really need this marriage

to work because I'll lose
everything if it doesn't.

This is basically
the highest stakes gamble
that I ever made.

-I'm always here for you.
-[Luke] Thank you.

Goodbye, apartment.
Goodbye, freedom.

Today is move-in day.

[speaking Hindi]

What the hell?
Get out of my stuff!

[speaking Hindi]

Jenny?

[foreign upbeat music playing]

[Jenny]
Everything is gone.

Oh, this is so sad.

I can't believe we're leaving
this apartment.

Remember how happy I was
to get that chandelier?

Today is move-in day.

I'm excited
that I'm gonna move in

with my family again,

and I feel like that
it gonna be good.

I feel like I'm leaving
my freedom.

I'm giving up everything.
Now I have to go deal with Mom.

"Work, work!*

"Do this, clean that.

Cook this, cook that."

She's not that bad.

I mean, do we plan
on living with your parents
forever, though?

-Yeah, that's what the plan is.
-Forever?

Yeah.
We're gonna live there.

My life is over now.

I have no plans of staying
in this situation

with the family permanently.
Not gonna happen, no way.

Goodbye apartment.
Goodbye, freedom.

Goodbye, life.
Goodbye everything.

I'll miss you.

I don't want to pick a fight
with Sumit right now,

but at some point,
I'm gonna have to tell him,

"[bleep] no!"

[Sumit speaking]

Your parents aren't gonna
wanna eat my American food.

Baby, you just try.

This will be your chance
to win more love of my mother.

OK, I'll do my best.

I hope they
don't hate me for it.

I'm happy to live together
as a typical Indian family.

But Jenny is not
traditional housewife.

You want me to carry this?

[Jenny] Can you?
It's very heavy.

If Mom tries to tell me
what to do,

it's not gonna go down well.

[Sadhna speaking Hindi]

-[Anil] Welcome, welcome!
-[Shree] Welcome!

[Sadhna speaking Hindi]

-Jenny, can you believe
that this is -- it's you.
-No.

Finally, it took a while.

[Sadhna speaking]

This is unbelievable!
My Mom is welcoming Jenny

the way they welcome new bride.

[Jenny]
Thank you.

-[Jenny] Oh!
-[all giggle]

-[Shree] Yay, welcome, welcome.
-[Sumit] Awesome.

-Thank you.
-Most welcome, Jenny.

[speaking Hindi]

[Jenny] Yeah.
[chuckles]

They're doing all these rituals
and accepting me

into the family
and into their home.

This is something I never
really ever expected to happen.

[Sumit]
Now touch the feet.

[Anil]
Stay blessed, stay happy.

[Jenny]
And it feels good,

but I don't really wanna
live with them forever

And I don't think I can be

the traditional
Indian daughter-in-law.

Now this is our house.

This is our new house.

Yes, I like what you've done
with it, it looks nice.

[car honking]

-[Jenny] The movers are here.
-Are they waiting downstairs?

[Jenny]
Yeah.

So we're gonna start
moving stuff in.

OK.

[upbeat music playing]

[Sadhna speaking Hindi]

[both]
Oh!

[Jenny]
We need to hire someone
to come put away all our stuff.

[Sumit speaking]

[Sadhna]
Jenny?

Clothes.

Jenny, Jenny, Jenny, Jenny.

[speaking Hindi]

I have a lot of clothes, I know.

[speaking Hindi]

I've had these clothes
for a long time, many years.

[Sadhna speaking Hindi]

It's just too small for Jenny.

[Sadhna speaking Hindi]

[Jenny]
Why is your mom
going through my stuff?

"Jenny doesn't need this,
you take it."

Like, what the hell?
Get out of --

I want her to say,
"Get out of my stuff."

Living in a joint family,
everything belongs to everyone.

But I would never just go
through their stuff.

I mean,
is this a cultural thing,

or is this your mom's thing?

It's more like my mom's thing.

-Like, she...
-I had a feeling that was it.

Yeah, she...

[Sadhna speaking Hindi]

Jenny?

My rum!

[speaking Hindi]

Mm-hmm.

If I get a migraine sometimes --

[speaking Hindi]

[speaking Hindi]

Don't, don't, don't do that,
don't do that.

-[speaking Hindi]
-No, no!

Jenny?

I've only been here
for an hour,

and I'm already
being criticized.

I don't know how
I'm gonna survive this.

So we're gonna move to France.

Shut the front door.

[Sara]
I know you guys have
had some hard times.

It's not a band aid
for a bullet hole.

Are you gonna piss me off,
Sara, right now?

-That is why I --
-[Manon] No, I don't
think so, I guess.

-Oh, because --
-Because look what,
how you do --

Do not speak over me right now.

-OK, get out of my house.
-[Sara] OK.

[Manon speaking French]

[piano music playing]

[Benjamin crying]

[Anthony] I don't know how
to make these look pretty,

so, nah.
-I'll make them for you, move.

[upbeat music keeps playing]

[Manon]
The baguette needs to be cut.

-[Anthony] Why?
-Anthony.

-Just rip it.
-No, you don't.

It's -- ugh, cut it!

-[Anthony] Grip it and rip it.
-And then I have nice bread

everywhere, no.
What the heck is wrong with you?

It's what's called
breaking bread, right?

[Manon]
We are moving to France
in just a few weeks,

but before that,

I need Anthony
to know how to make

a really good charcuterie board

and how to pronounce
it properly.

-Charcuterie.
-[French pronunciation]
Charcuterie.

[French pronunciation]
Charcuterie.

No, no.
[in French accent] Charcuterie.

[American English pronunciation]
Not charcuterie.

-[French pronunciation]
Charcuterie.
-Thank you.

The grapes here.

I just realized that
that's very French.

Oh, my God.
I'm really nervous right now.

[Anthony]
Yeah, I got you.

And no matter what they say,
it is what it is, right?

Yeah, look, we're --
we're in this together.

We know why we're doing this.
It's not your decision.

It's not mine, it's ours.

OK.

Today, we have to tell
Anthony's family that we are

moving to France and that we
are selling the house.

We haven't said anything
to anyone yet,

'cause everything happened,
kind of like so quickly.

-[Sara] Oh, hi!
-[Jacob] Hi, Brandy.

-I know, I did.
-Yeah.

[all]
Hi!

[Anthony]
Waiting to tell my family is
very much par for the course

for me and our relationship.
-It's your style.

I mean, I don't like
to involve my family in,

like, everything that's going
on in our marriage.

You left your sweater
at my house.

Yes, you did.

We have two different dynamics
in terms of families.

Me, it's like we overshare,
we overcommunicate,

we say everything.

Our families are
very different in that respect,

but they 100% will be sad
that we're leaving.

[Manon] Yeah, yeah,
I'm not gonna lie, I'm scared.

I'm afraid that they're
gonna hate me forever

for taking away their son
and their first grandson.

Yeah, I'm scared about that.

Bonjour, everyone!

[all cheering]

You want more prosciutto, baba?

Yes, maybe he wants more.
But just small pieces.

Small pieces at a time, please.

Well, thanks for coming,
everyone.

We appreciate it, and go ahead.

-I'll let him speak for once.
-[all laugh]

Yeah, so we're selling the house

because we're gonna move
to France.

-[Nick] Wow.
-Shut the front door.

[Sara] That is still --
that's huge, that's huge.

-That's a huge.
-Yeah.

So his first words
are gonna be in French?

No, his first word
was "Brandy," OK?

[Sara]
Is this like a permanent
move to France?

Like, "Oh, this is it,
goodbye forever?"

[Anthony]
Yeah, so we're not --

Yeah, it's already --

[both]
Yeah.

[Sara]
Holy shoot.

[Manon] It's been hard
thinking about it.

There's still time
to change your mind.

No.

We're set.
Yeah, we're set.

Yeah, so we are going to France.

Yay!

Boo.

It just feels like two weeks
is a really short amount

of time with a permanent move.

You just don't feel like
you're rushing into decisions?

[Anthony]
Absolutely not.

No, because what we were doing
was not sustainable

as a family.
And we're going to essentially

make it better
and repair things.

But, like, I know
you guys have had

some hard times recently.

I guess it just seems like
you're almost adding more fire

to that than really water.
-I don't think so.

OK.

It's about slowing down.

Are you going to be able
to slow down, though?

I know it's gonna be hard
for sure,

and people think that moving
away,

moving abroad is like, OK,

all of your problems disappear.
No, they don't.

-[Sara] No.
-They come with you.

They could also
get a lot bigger.

[Anthony]
Yeah, but there's a flip side.

We're going there as a means
to really be a family unit.

I just hope it's not a band aid
for a bullet hole, you know?

[Anthony] I don't think so.
Sara, Sara,

we're united
in doing this, and you're...

kind of starting to push
my buttons a little bit.

So just quit with the whole,
like, trying to, like,

push us apart still.
-[Sara] I'm just --

I'm not trying
to push you apart.

We're doing this
to stay together, OK?

I understand that,
but my worry is I don't hear

any of the work
that has gone into place

outside of "We're just moving."

-It's not -- I don't need --
-[Manon speaking]

I don't need the solution.
This is your relationship.

And that's why we have come up
with our solution, right?

Whether or not you think
that more time together

is gonna be beneficial,

we think this is
the best for us and him.

So what's the alternative?

We stay here and we destroy
our marriage and family?

Or do we actually go to France
and make it work?

I mean, I --
I will be honest.

Manon and I talked
about how you guys

were in a really hard spot,

and that things
weren't going well.

And so I don't want you to think
that I'm trying to drive

a wedge in between you
or create further separation.

But you have to understand,
Manon, that conversation

was really hard to hear, truly.

Like, it is a lot to take in,
and it only happened

a few weeks ago,
and now all of a sudden

everything is great.

Which is why I'm a little
worried

about the move to France,

because I know when tensions
are high and emotions

run high, we say things
that we don't necessarily mean,

but there's a reason
sometimes things are said.

I was feeling bad, and I was
at the end of my rope

because I felt stuck.

And I said things on the moment
because I just...

went crazy, it happens.

We are humans, OK?

[Sara]
So --

-Yes.
-Oh, OK,

so maybe you didn't really
understand me.

-Sarah, just let it go.
-[Sara] Those were her words.

Those were not mine.
Those are... OK, I'm not --

[Randy]
And we don't need to...

[Manon] And you probably
called everyone in the family

to say that, right?

Yeah, you're gonna
piss me off, Sara, right now.

-Sara, let it go.
-[Manon] Because, like --
yeah, let it go.

-Did I say to you
I want a divorce?
-[Sara] Yes!

-I said I want a divorce?
-[Sara] Yes, you did, yes!

You said those words to me,
which is the only reason

I have these concerns.

I think she said it
to you in confidence.

I don't even remember
saying the "d" word,

but if I said that, whatever.
-Let me pause --

I was trying to create
a little bond with you

by sharing how hard it can be.

But OK, if you take it
this way, it's fine, Sara.

No, and that bond was real,
but that is why I --

[Manon]
No, I don't think so, I guess.

Because look how you use it
against me right now.

No, no, you just said,
"I didn't say that,"

but then you also just said,

"I was trying to create
a bond by saying that."

You do not speak
over me right now!

-OK, get out of my house.
-[Sara] OK.

[speaking French]

[in English] I'm done, I'm done.

♪ My heart is jumpin' around
like a kangaroo ♪

♪ ♪

Yeah!

♪ ♪

Matthew thinks that I love my
cat, Hazel, more than him.

That's true,
but I've never had this

type of connection
with a human before.

Hey, sweetie.

I can tell it's been a long
journey because you stink.

You're welcome.

What the [bleep] is this?

There's no windows.

And it's sound proof.

Oh.

I was asking for a sexy,
romantic night away.

I was definitely not
expecting a...um...

A sex dungeon.

[squeals]

[laughter]

♪

[cheers]

Sorry. New.
I'm new.

...plugged in.

You know what I can do?
I can go home.

I don't like that you
control me.

You don't let me control you.

If I had control you wouldn't
be working in a strip club.

You're so [bleep] insecure.

You want me to just
marry you and all that.

I've known you for a year.

Then don't have the conversation

saying that you're ready
when you're not.

'Cause I'm telling you,
I'm ready.

What does this mean?

[sniffling]

It was only a matter of time
before Sanja lost it.

I can't take it anymore!
You understand?

♪