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[Andi] Previously on "90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way."

[Jessy] I would've loved to find my man in the Bronx,

but unfortunately, he's on another continent.

My concern is that you're gonna move all the way to Italy.

Like, this is a big move.

[Jessy] Florence is so incredible.

It reminded me kind of like, New York.

Hopefully, it's my happily ever after.

There is one thing that I did not disclose to Jessy.

[speaking Italian]

No, yeah, but now it's too late. She's coming.

But when you play poker,

you don't put all your cards out in the moment.

I told Matilda that I would bring her to the U.S.

in five months.

That was really stupid.

What does she think about it?

That you are planning to move there?

I definitely didn't tell her that.

Why?

You're gonna be like, "Oh, by the way,

I'm living here now."

Everything changed when we found out Ally was pregnant.

Moving 10,000 miles away from my kids and my business.

We're having a baby out of wedlock,

and we still have to tell her very religious family.

Don't be mad at me. I just got here.

[Jonathan] What are you talking about?

[Ally speaking]

You lied to me.

[Jonathan] That's a bunch of bull[bleep].

[cheering]

My name is Andi Jane.

I appreciate you guys.

[Andi] Nigel is a wild man from Australia.

He just keeps my life exciting.

I've just never had a love quite like this before.

We are in a non-monogamous relationship.

-What does that mean? -Oh, boy.

[Andi] My understanding of our non-monogamy is that

there are no feelings involved.

Nigel had told me he had planned on camping with a lover

and that they were gonna spend the weekend camping together.

What if I get there and he's in love with somebody else?

It feels like I'm making a huge mistake.

♪ Making magic with my feet ♪

♪ Dance just too hard to beat ♪

♪ Making magic, oh, I'm making magic ♪

And now, Miss Dominican Republic,

sporting a beautiful red dress.

In her spare time, she enjoys Pilates.

Yas, queen!

♪ Making magic with my feet ♪

♪ Dance just too hard to beat, making magic ♪

♪ Ooh, I'm making magic with my feet ♪

♪ I got to get out of my seat ♪

[Jessy] I don't wanna let this one go, though.

I think you could get like $2,000 if you sell it

to one of the pageant girls.

[Jessy] I've been competing in beauty pageants

since I was nine years old.

It kind of started as like an accident,

and then it turned into, like, a hobby

that I've grown to love.

And I remember vividly like my first pageant,

I had an adrenaline rush,

and I've been hooked ever since.

Ooh, chica, you're giving

Ms. Mother of Pearl. -But it kinda --

-Is it giving Mother of Pearl? -I love this.

Girl, if anything, I'll buy it from you.

I want it for myself.

-We'll squeeze you into her. -Oh, yes!

I met Manny at a beauty pageant that I was competing in.

[Jessy] You can do like your pageant walk too, huh?

After the pageant, Manny came backstage.

He gave me a hug. And he was like,

"Girl, you're my new best friend."

That was about eight years ago, and we never looked back since.

[Manny] Are you gonna let all this go, like?

I mean, I don't know too much about pageants in Italy.

So we'll see.

I got into pageants initially, you know, because of my mom.

And as I've gotten older,

I wanted to keep doing these pageants to kind of

keep her legacy alive. -[Manny] For sure.

-Yes, which we love. -I feel like I'm so close to her

when I compete. -Yeah.

[sentimental music plays]

It's OK.

My mom got...

very sick my senior year of high school.

She had stage four cancer,

and she...

only had a few months left to live.

And I was in my senior year of high school,

so, you know, when girls are like,

picking out their prom dresses

and getting ready for college,

I'm going to chemotherapy

and sitting in there for hours.

Asking her like, "Please, can you get you beat this?"

and she was like, "I'm trying, for you."

I saw my mom deteriorate in front of my eyes.

That was the hardest thing that I had to do.

-My mom was a single mom. -Right.

My dad was not in the picture at all, and, you know?

When I lost her, like,

I had to, like, start life all over again.

And then, she passed my freshman year of college.

So, I couldn't afford school,

because she was my only parent on my financial aid.

You know, I had to take out a bunch of loans

to get through college,

and I was struggling.

Like, I was working two to three jobs

to make ends meet.

It was really hard, you know, and it's tough now,

because as I continue, like,

dating and getting serious with Vittorio, like,

I wish I had, you know, my mom alive to, like, talk to her

and ask her for advice.

I feel like, you know, and this is kind of the thing

that annoys me about Vittorio's family,

like, they don't know me and they're already judging me,

based off of my social media. -Your Instagram.

Right.

I just feel like people --

it's hard to read me, like,

you know me, I'm a lot. -Yeah.

[Jessy] So, I'm oftentimes misunderstood, so...

People don't understand how much work it came for you

to be the person that you are, you know?

[Jessy] Vittorio told me that his family and friends

have said comments about my social media.

They make it seem like I'm in fishnet tights

twerking over, you know, a Lamborghini

in a rapper's music video.

I feel like they just have this certain perception of, like,

American, Latina women.

Maybe that I'm with him for the wrong reasons.

Maybe that I'm using him.

Whatever you wanna call it.

But I think, get to know me for who I am,

before you judge me.

We have very different backgrounds.

He definitely, you know, comes from a well-established family.

He never had to really struggle.

He's a part of this bougie tennis,

a members-only club.

And you know, we're very different in that sense.

Vittorio tells me that before I move to Italy,

I might need to tone it down.

He, you know, has concerns that I would be able to fit in.

I am afraid of how people will perceive me.

But at the same time, having to kind of change who I am

to fit a certain Italian mold scares me.

Because if he fell for me for who I am,

why do I have to change that?

[Manny] Just listen.

Go be the best version of you.

And hopefully he has your back when you're there.

He needs to understand you're the prize.

He's not the prize. You're the prize.

[Andi playing piano]

[singing] You can't blame me for wondering

if your love is really true and I'm special to you.

Your eyes keep wandering.

Your eyes keep wandering.

[normal] That's better.

It's OK.

I'm still feeling really unsure

about this move to Australia today.

I feel like I'm just getting that feeling in the pit

of your stomach, that is like,

it could be like butterflies

or it could be like a, "Oh, what the [bleep] am I doing?"

[singing] Cause I really love you,

I love you, I love you, I love you,

and I wanna feel your love too.

[normal] Writing this song has helped me work through some things.

I mean, especially what I'm feeling and experiencing

with Nigel and this camping girl.

Like, the whole hook of the song is,

"I love you, and I wanna feel your love, too."

And that's what I landed on, is

wanting to really feel his love,

which I can't,

from Nashville to Australia.

So I know that I have to go there.

It's worth the risk.

I hope that when I get there,

he can really show me that he is really all about me,

and that maybe I'm just being a little paranoid

and I don't have anything to worry about.

♪♪

[person #1] A bit more sprinkles? What a culinary delight.

[child #1] Perfect.

[person #1] We're making some fairy bread for the party.

Voilà. Do you want some?

[child #1] Yeah.

[motor roaring]

[chill music plays]

[guests] Whoa! Whoa!

[party members cheer]

[Nigel] Arrr!

-[child #2] Oh, my God! -Surrender the booty!

Arrr, arr!

[laughs] Arr!

[Nigel] Arrr!

[fun music plays]

-Arr, arrr! -[child indistinct]

I'm Nigel from Brisbane.

I prioritize having a good time.

Happy birthday, Louie, arrr!

A few years ago, I ended up getting a gig being a superhero

for kids birthday parties.

I was also a pirate and a few other characters.

-This was my pirate ship! -[kid] We're the pirates!

How am I supposed to get home now?

No!

It was the most fun I've ever had.

Hip, hip, hooray! Grab it, guys!

And so, when my buddies need someone to fill in,

like, you know, once a pirate, always a pirate.

Wow!

You don't do it for the money, man, you do it for the love.

I consider life to be a permanent vacation.

I've been lucky enough in my life that I've made

good investments in life choices,

so now I'm at a stage where I call myself retired,

because I don't have to work a job every day

to have money coming in.

I own my home, and I have a moto at home,

I do whatever the [bleep] I want every day.

We've got a lot of unfinished projects.

This is basically where dreams go to die.

What you're looking at is kind of the result of decades

of unmedicated ADHD.

[Chris] Hello! Where are you?

-Around here, bro. -Hello.

[Nigel] How you doing? Give us a hand with this bad boy.

-Yeah, man. -I've got this old racing ride-on mower down here.

OK, watch out for spiders.

[Nigel] Back when I was in the workshop in the Air Force,

me and the boys decided to get right on those and race them.

[laughing] What the [bleep] is this?

The first time I met Nigel was five years ago.

He was the drummer at a gig. Just super friendly guy.

Whenever I see Nigel, I see a big goofy smile,

and he's always excited about something.

-This thing runs? -Well, it did.

-When I parked it under there. -[Chris] Uh-huh.

Let's get it out to the workshop,

out the front there and see. -Up the hill?

Yeah, man, we got this.

He's a big child is what he is.

-You got it! -[Nigel] OK.

-Let's go, baby! -[Chris] That helps, that helps.

-Yes. -Yes, come on, yes.

He's always looking for something to play.

Like, this man doesn't sit down.

What have you done? Spark plug?

Yeah, we've done the spark plug.

-Carburetor? -I've straightened that.

We pulled that ball off the carb, eh?

Man, why are we [bleep] around with all this

when your girlfriend's arriving tomorrow?

I mean, like, have you vacuumed, have you --

-Not yet. -Have you washed up?

-Have you done some laundry, bro? -Uh, no...

[Chris] Like, do you have some scented candles and [bleep]?

I do have some candles. [indistinct]

You're about to have, like, a full-fledged woman.

Yeah, bro. She's moving in with me.

Like, this is for real now.

Yeah. [Nigel] Yeah, I'm stoked.

[Nigel speaking]

It's wild because I literally traveled across the country

and Andi's the only woman I really connected with.

♪ Walking, twirling and trying to find ♪

♪ My little honey here crying high ♪

My first impression of Andi is that, like, she's very tall.

And she's a cool chick.

Easy to talk to,

some beautiful sparkly blue eyes.

She's very kind and genuine,

and I really feel honored that

she's choosing to move in with me

and start a life together.

[Chris] That's pretty big, man.

Like, you must really [bleep] love her.

Yeah, dude, yeah she's awesome.

Like, what's not to love?

Andi's, like, probably the top tier of what you could pull.

I don't mean that in a negative way, I'm just kind of like,

that woman is -- is well...

[Nigel] She's something else, eh?

She's cool, she's hot, she's talented.

I met Andi one time.

We were talking like 15 minutes back and forth.

I didn't even know who she was.

I had a little crush on her right away.

I turned over to Nigel and I was like, "Hey,"

and he's like, "Oh, yeah. That's my girlfriend,"

and to be honest, bro, like, I couldn't even believe it.

I was like, "You're with her? You're with him?"

I'm like, "You can do a hell of a lot better than that."

-I'm proud of you, happy for you, bro. -Thank you, man.

Yeah, she's a G, right.

How was it working with the whole, like,

poly thing or ethical non-monogamy?

[Nigel] [bleep] amazing.

I've always done alright with the ladies.

You know, I had girlfriends when I was in high school

and met my ex-wife when I was about 21, I think.

We got together so young, and then,

you know, we developed very separate worldviews

and wanted different things out of life.

And, you know, our marriage fell apart.

So since my divorce, I've really spread my wings,

going to different kind of festivals and places,

and I've discovered this entire polyamorous community,

and it's been the most beautiful awakening for myself.

And then when I met Andi,

we were both on the same page with wanting to practice

ethical non-monogamy.

And I was like, "This is perfect, this is it."

[Chris] OK, so do you feel like you're just, like,

getting all this stuff out of your system,

or you're thinking that polyamory is just

the way you wanna, like, grow old?

Yeah, no, bro, I think it's the way I am now.

-[Chris] Really? -Yeah, oh, for real, yeah.

I assume you guys talked about that?

[Nigel] Oh, man, I'm hoping she's pretty comfortable with it.

But, I mean, it hasn't been all, like,

clean sailing, right, like? -Mm-hmm.

I think she was a bit surprised that maybe I was getting --

getting more tail than she was

in the whole time that we were apart,

because I was performing at a festival,

and I had a plus-one,

and I was gonna take one of my playmates along, right?

And go camping at the showgrounds.

And she was like, "What do you mean?"

and I'm like, well, yeah, you know,

why wouldn't I do that?

And she was really weirded out by it, so yeah.

Fair.

So I was, you know, even though, like,

I was "within my rights" in our agreement,

you know what I mean? To sleep with someone else,

So I was like, I had to honor her --

her feelings about that situation.

[Chris] That just sounds so sticky, man.

I'm a most recent sort of part-time lover.

We've been in the same sort of friendship group

for a little while

and we hooked up recently at a festival.

She's great. She's really fun.

And it's kind of annoying that Andi shut that down

because it was something that was well within our agreement.

I feel that...maybe she's a little bit jealous

and makes things awkward, when they didn't need to be.

Andi's moving from the stage,

she's moving in here,

do you not think that she's expecting for, like,

just her and you to sort of, like, live together,

and for you to give up on the whole poly thing?

-Like... -Yeah, we haven't...

Like I said, we haven't talked fully in depth yet,

but, you know, I feel that

we're pretty similar in, like, our views on that.

Look, I'm monogamous through and through.

My stance on polyamory is that people get jealous

and it feels a little bit like

it's just a matter of time before someone

gets really hurt.

Do you think, like, you guys are on the same page?

Oh, man, like, it's been working for me

pretty [bleep] well so far.

I think Nigel's been living a pretty selfish lifestyle

for a pretty long time.

He's been living on his own.

He'll get it into his head

that he's gonna drive for two hours to a festival.

So he's gonna have a massive lifestyle change.

And I am unsure

if Nigel's actually thought this [bleep] through.

[bleep] [laughs]

Are you OK?

[laughing] I'm fine.

My name is Zuri. I'm 26 years old.

Definitely a social butterfly.

I think that's why I like to travel so much.

My name is Benjamin and I live in Nancy, France.

[Zuri] When I first saw him, I was like, "Who's this nerdy guy?"

I can't believe you're doing this again.

Yeah, you know, the first time was kind of a flop.

[Kim] Right, it was.

What are you gonna do to make money?

[Jonathan] I'm gonna be looking for jobs.

It's not good for me to keep feeling this anxiety in me,

like when things are not going as planned.

God damn, man.

I feel like I am the one that's seeing the iceberg coming,

and, like, it really worries me.

[Timothy] Check, check, check, check, hey, hey, hey.

[studio staff] Alright, Timothy, you ready?

[Timothy] Yes, sir.

[studio staff] Roll track.

Freedom!

Freedom!

[jazz music plays]

[singing] I'm being watched by

this big eye in the sky.

♪ Keep on believing ♪

♪ We have! We have the power ♪

♪ Whoa, whoa, whoa ♪

Give it to us! [laughs]

Awesome!

♪ Making magic ♪

♪ Making magic, making magic with my feet ♪

♪ I'm making magic in my life ♪

My name is Zuri, I'm 26 years old

and I'm from Fairfield, Connecticut.

Cool, let's start with another one with Timothy

right in the frame already.

-Alright, cool. -Alright, cool?

[Zuri] I work at a recording studio,

and I'm their director of outreach and marketing,

and I absolutely love it.

I create videos for their social media.

I make graphics for their website.

And I plan these really awesome events where I get to meet

a lot of cool people.

Oh my gosh, you look incredible.

[Timothy] Thank you. Thank you.

I love it.

I am an only child,

so I've always had to be in social situations a bit alone.

People do think only childs are awkward,

but I never really been that way.

I just wanna get some content for the website.

So tell me a little bit about your music.

I'm definitely a social butterfly,

and I'm super adventurous.

And I think that's why I like to travel so much.

When you're traveling, you see different sides of yourself.

You can do or be whoever you wanna be.

So there's an American Zuri,

and then there's a French Zuri.

Ooh la la!

My name is Benjamin,

I'm 26 and I live in Nancy, France.

I work for the family business.

We sell farm equipment.

[both speaking French]

I work a lot,

but I love to have my life in the weekend too.

♪ My hair, jolie ♪

♪ My hair, jolie, your face, jolie ♪

[Zuri] I was living in London, going to to grad school at the time,

and me and my friends decided to go out one night.

At the club when I first saw him, I was like,

"Who's this nerdy guy?"

[Ben] We was dancing, like having a good time.

[Zuri] And we exchanged numbers.

After a month or two of talking almost every day

and speaking on the phone, he invited me to come to France.

And I was like, "You know what? What the hell? Sure, I'll go."

Oh, my gosh, when my parents hear this,

they're gonna be like, "She trusted a stranger."

♪ I've got a bad idea ♪

♪ Why don't we disappear ♪

Ben had planned out this extremely romantic weekend

of sightseeing and his favorite restaurants.

She tried snails, like all the French food.

I just felt like it was, we was made to be together.

He immediately felt like home.

After I graduated,

our relationship was all gas, no brakes.

I took the leap of faith

and moved in with Ben in France.

But unfortunately, things in France did not go as planned.

So, after a few months, I decided to move back

to the U.S, and I've been living with my parents ever since.

[Kim] It's so delicious.

[Zuri] Do you need help with anything?

[Kim speaking]

[Zuri] Oh, it looks so good.

It's so nice, right?

-[Zuri] It's like a big cinnamon roll. -[Kim] Yeah.

My mom has owned three bakeries,

and they're named after me.

Oh, that was a little heavy. -Sorry.

[Kim] That's OK.

It's kind of sad that I definitely don't have

the baking chops.

-Oh, which pan? -It's a little pot

that I usually use. -[Zuri] This one?

It's a great way to bond with my mom,

but I'm just there to taste test.

[Kim] So one week, you're gonna to be gone.

I can't believe you're doing this again.

Yeah, you know, the first time was kind of a flop.

[Kim] Right, it was.

[Zuri] I'm ready for round two.

[Kim] OK.

What about Ben?

I think Ben's really excited.

But I know that he's also really nervous of, like,

me being unhappy there.

Right, given what happened the first time.

[Zuri] Not long after I had moved in with Ben in France,

the reality started to hit that I didn't know the language.

Ben was working all the time,

and I ended up in this kind of place

where I didn't wanna really leave the house.

And it was really, really difficult.

I still, like, really cared about Ben.

I love him so much,

but I just couldn't really handle being in France anymore.

He was really upset when I left.

-[Kim] Right. -And I think that makes him

really nervous to wanna settle down with me.

[Kim] Yeah, well, and I understand,

you now, he wants --

he wants someone that's there.

We've been doing long distance for the past two years,

and it's so hard.

And since Ben is going to be taking over his family business,

France is the place we need to be to be together.

I love Ben so much.

I'm gonna give it a second chance

and move back to France.

There's a lot of pressure on me, like,

having to learn the language. -[Kim] Mm-hmm.

Like, Ben's friends, I feel like to them I have,

like, no personality because, like,

everything is said through Ben.

Right.

So they can't really see who you really are.

Like, I've been out with Ben and his friends.

-Oh, OK. -[Zuri] Like, I feel like they kind of leave me out.

One time, like, his friends threw ice at me.

That was, like, kind of immature.

And I hope to hell you threw ice back,

because that's rude.

I mean, I was just kind of shocked.

[Kim] Oh, oh, OK.

Because this was like one of the first couple of times

I'd met his friends? -[Kim] OK, OK, OK.

So, I was still trying to like make a good impression.

The hell with an impression!

Somebody gonna throw a piece of ice at me,

it would've been, you know, he would've got it.

-You know what I'm saying? -Yeah.

And now he got my blood boiling, for real.

The first time I met Ben's friend, Victor,

we went out to a club,

and you know how they have like those ice buckets

where they put the bottles.

Thought it would be funny to throw ice at me.

It was really awkward.

From the very beginning, Ben's friends definitely had

ideas about me, and I kind of felt

like they were just thinking,

why can't you just be with a French girl?

You're with someone who doesn't know the culture,

doesn't know the language, like, "Why her?"

Ben did defend me,

but it does like make me nervous

that like he still wants to put me in those situations,

knowing like I've been uncomfortable in the past.

Mm-hmm.

This other time, his friends were over his house.

Before I was home,

they thought it would be funny to hang up a photo of Ben

and this random girl I had never seen on the fridge.

And yeah, it was just to, like, piss me off.

And I'm just like, "Why would you do that?"

That's when, like, the line got crossed of, like,

they not only not like me, they wanna disrespect me.

And to be honest, his friends were a huge reason

on why I felt like I had to get the hell out of France.

I definitely want to, like, confront his friends.

Try to like, you know, make peace

and like establish like...

You ain't always gotta make peace.

You don't always have to make peace,

but you have to establish a boundary, period.

[Zuri] You know, they have to like really come correct.

Yes, you say, "I'm not doing this with you."

And letting them know like, "I'm to be respected."

-Yes, yes. -I'm not playing around.

[Zuri] This time around really needs to be different.

When it comes to his friends, like, I wanna feel accepted.

When you talk about moving to another country,

I think people make it sound like, you know,

we're living in France, it's beautiful,

croissants, Paris, romance,

and like, it sounds so good.

But the reality is,

is when you don't know the language,

you're immediately an outsider.

And it's hard to leave behind, like,

what you're comfortable with.

I think that he's 110% worth it,

but this move is absolutely make-or-break

for our relationship.

And it's hard to sleep at night knowing that.

I don't expect this to be easy, at least, initially.

I'm making the best possible decision for the family.

I just hope that my squishy mommy can appreciate that.

[Matilda speaking Twi]

[speaking English]

[speaking Twi]

[barber] Going low and even, right?

[Niles] Low and even, my usual.

[barber] What's your plans for the week, man?

[Niles] Well, tomorrow I'm flying out of the country.

[barber] Where you flying to?

-To Ghana. -[barber] OK.

How long are you gonna to be there?

Actually, I plan to move there permanently.

[barber] You ready for that change?

[Niles] I think -- I think I am.

[barber speaking]

♪ Too fast, too fly, too funky ♪

♪ Too gas, too high, yeah we on it ♪

♪ We go wherever the crew going ♪

♪ I'm ready, so tell me who want it ♪

[sighs] Today is the day.

Got my belt.

Got some squishy Mommy's last gifts.

I've made up my mind. I'm moving to Ghana.

I'm gonna be with my wife.

Bringing my gaming systems, of course.

Gotta have that.

But, you know, as I'm staying in my empty apartment now,

it's really starting to hit me.

This is really it.

I'm leaving behind what I've come to see as comfortable.

You know, I don't expect this to be easy, at least initially.

I'm starting a new life there, so what I'm gonna have to do is

get established there, get a decent job,

more importantly,

talk to Matilda and let her know

that I'm making the best possible decision

for the family.

I just hope that my squishy mommy can appreciate that.

[tribal music plays]

[speaking Twi]

[Matilda speaking English]

[speaking Twi]

[Matilda speaking Twi]

[speaking English]

[speaking Twi]

[Matilda speaking English]

-I'm not vaping anymore, right? -But you lied to me.

How many things have you had to give up to be with me?

It's a bunch of bull[bleep].

[intriguing music plays]

Making sacrifices and telling the truth

is not the same thing.

I'll try to do better, baby. I promise.

I really will.

OK. I promise.

[Ally] Hearing that he's vaping, this really pisses me off.

It's a trust thing now. It's not about vaping.

It's about the act of lying or omitting the truth from me.

Sorry.

But I haven't seen him in four months and he just got here.

So I just wanna put this behind us for now.

Heck yeah, man.

This is my favorite part of coming to Singapore.

Chicken!

[Jonathan] You better run, dude.

This is the wrong place to be if you're a chicken.

I am taking him to...

...which is like a food court here in Singapore.

Yeah.

-So I... -Tissue.

Yeah.

When you go to a hawker center or food court,

you can chope the table.

Chope is basically like a packet of tissues so nobody else

would sit there. -Which is cool.

-And that's it. -So now it's reserved.

Voilà!

Singapore has a lot of rules.

...because if you get caught, like, you get fined.

OK. -No spitting, OK?

-Really. -No, I won't.

Don't be like...

-Really? -Yeah.

-Yeah. -I like that.

When you're in your apartment, you can't be seen, like,

naked, like, through the windows.

That's not OK.

I feel like it's very different in America, right?

It's kind of crazy.

[Ally] Scrambled egg rice.

[Jonathan] Oh, I've always wanted to try that.

Could we have one number three?

Oh, thank you so much. Looks amazing.

Alright. Hey, our table's still there.

-It works. -[Ally] Yeah.

[Jonathan] Yeah.

Mmm, try this.

Man, that's good. Amazing.

Are you being serious? Like, it's good or, like...

No, it tastes like [bleep].

Let's just say I'm glad we got the chicken.

So it feels good to be back here already.

I feel like everything's normal right now.

I haven't been going out much because I've been busy working.

Oh.

[Jonathan] You know what, though?

That job you have right now is a blessing

in the sense that it gives you the medical coverage

that we need for Jolly right now.

My medical coverage isn't like full coverage.

It only covers like a certain amount.

Technically, part of like that $10,000

that I said you have to save is because of that.

In Singapore, to give birth,

I was given the code of 20,000 sing dollars.

Right now, I'm working as a tech analyst...

So I told John that we need to save at least $10,000...

...which honestly probably isn't enough.

The good news is $10,000 isn't that much.

If it was so easy, why haven't you saved $10,000 yet?

Well, I'm really, I'm not that worried

about the financial part of it all.

Remember I told you, you just have to be patient.

Let me get my company going.

Here in either Singapore or Malaysia,

I really don't care which.

My dad and I designed and manufactured

underwater listening devices.

My goal is to move manufacturing over to Southeast Asia

so I can be here with Ally.

Right now what I have to be able to do is trying

to find the manufacturing space here.

So have you started looking?

No, I haven't actually looked at anything yet.

OK, and in the meantime, like,

what are you gonna do to make money?

[Jonathan] I'm gonna be looking for jobs.

But why didn't you apply like

four months ago?

I'm gonna be applying for jobs out here, but I feel like

it's unfair to me right now for you to be so aggressive

about it right at this moment where I just got here

and you're basically acting like I ain't [bleep].

I'm not trying to be aggressive.

I'm Singaporean and like...

It's not good for me to keep feeling this anxiety in me

when things are not going as planned.

...you have this fear of losing out

on certain opportunities.

Oh, I need to get a seat on the train.

So I'm gonna make sure that...

so that I'm gonna be the first one to rush and I'm gonna do it.

I'm gonna get a seat.

Yeah, I get it.

I should have applied for jobs sooner.

I should have done that. I didn't.

-OK? I can't -- -Why didn't you do it?

Why does it [bleep] matter anymore?

I need to know why.

No, you don't. Jesus [bleep] Christ,

do I have to sit here and listen to this [bleep]

every time we talk about it?

I have all this success with what I'm doing right now,

and you're telling me to go look for [bleep] jobs.

No, what I'm saying is I need stability.

Are you suffering right now?

I have been suffering for the past, like,

how many months I've been alone.

God damn it, man.

[Ally speaking]

OK, they're gonna wanna know, like, you think it's OK

to knock up their daughter and, like, why didn't you,

like, take it seriously?

Like, applying for jobs out here?

I feel like right now, I am the one that's seeing

the iceberg coming.

And I'm about to have a baby and marry this man.

So it really worries me.

I feel like John was never on the same page

as me, like on the plan.

He said that he was gonna to move out here, but

I don't think he knew what moving out here meant.

When we first started dating, Ben was like,

"Let's move to the U.S,"

and then he got really weird about it.

And he was like, "It's nothing."

There is like this voice in the back of my mind

that tells me there might be something that I don't know.

And I need to get the full story.

Things with Vittorio and I have been interesting.

I call him a lot, like, I'm doing all of this for you,

like the least you can do is answer the phone.

I'm a bit nervous and anxious.

Oh.

I can point out Florence, I think.

Hold on. It's like a big city.

In the middle, I think. Oh, my gosh.

I'm moving somewhere I can't even find it on a map.

I'm bringing a mix of stuff.

Like, I have my furs, my leathers, my crop tops,

my cheetah print.

Vittorio and, like, his peeps, like,

they think that I dress pretty showy,

but, like, I don't wanna change who I am

or how I dress for no man, you know?

Things with Vittorio and I have been interesting.

He got a new job recently, and he's like a workaholic now.

I call him a lot, like...

I don't care, I'll call till my phone catches on fire.

You know? And he doesn't like that,

but like I don't care because I feel like, you know,

if I'm doing all of this for you,

like the least you can do is like answer the phone

and like talk to me, so.

It's a little bit annoying.

I'm not gonna lie, when he doesn't pick up the phone,

I do have my doubts and my concerns.

He works with a lot of women in the fashion industry,

and he's around models all the time for work,

so he's around the temptation.

I don't know what he's been up to this whole time.

We still haven't had sex yet.

Maybe Vittorio is getting his needs met somewhere else.

I mean, I hope not, but I don't know.

[speaking Spanish]

How am I gonna fit all of this stuff?

[romantic, traditional Italian music plays]

♪♪

Jessy is finally arriving to Florence today.

I think it is difficult.

So I want her to have this surprise.

When she sees the countryside, she will say,

"Ah, I understand."

I chose everything fresh.

She tell me she like to do green juice.

So the celery she put and the spinach she put

and also the kale in the green juice.

I'm a bit nervous and anxious, so we see.

I hope it's gonna be a good impression.

I love how you fall in love with a person,

how the romantic things, especially in Italy,

the European men, we have a lot of feminine in us,

which makes us different,

and also makes us more sensitive,

more romantic.

Jessy makes me understand she loves the flower,

and so these are very special.

From one side, I'm so happy that Jessy is, of course,

moving to Firenze.

On the other side, I'm a bit anxious because clearly

it's different from what she's used to.

I'm just afraid that Jessy will be very disappointed

and feel that she'd make a mistake.

I go, I go.

No going back now, it's happening.

[Kim speaking]

[Zuri] Can I get another drink?

[friend #1] Let's get a refill.

[Zuri] Who wants champagne?

[party members cheer]

♪ [indistinct] my jacket, jacket ♪

♪ I try to quit it like a habit ♪

I just wanna take a moment and thank everyone

who's in this room, because you all mean so much to me.

And I love all of you so much.

[cheering]

[Zuri] I'm moving to France in a few days,

and I'm leaving my friends, my family,

and a dream job of mine.

Saying goodbye is one of the most difficult things

I've ever had to do.

[speaking French] Au revoir!

[family member speaking]

[Zuri] Yeah, he's, like, calling me every day.

He's like, "Oh, my gosh, you're coming."

That's what I told him. I was like,

"Don't come to that train station empty handed."

I have some of the best friends and family in the world.

Like, my friends are all ride-or-dies for me.

They support me 100%,

but they really don't wanna see me go.

-Oh, my gosh. -[friend #2] Crazy.

Are you nervous?

I feel ready for the most part.

I mean, like, you know, I'm, like, always,

like, nervous because I always get culture shock

when I go back and stuff.

And, like, now this is, like, the real deal.

Well, I know at one point you and Ben were kind of

talking about or playing with the idea of him coming here.

What happened that it really switched up?

Is it off the table?

So, like, when we first started dating, Ben was like,

"Let's move to the U.S, like, let's go for it.

Like, it could totally happen. I can move the company."

And then it's, like, now it's, like, "Nope,"

it's just, like, completely off the table.

And, like, I don't know, like, what happened.

Do you think it has something to do with the whole situation

with the other girl?

I mean, you called me and you were pretty upset.

Last summer, after a long stretch of not seeing

each other, I was able to go to France.

While I was there, we're laying in bed, and then I see

that he's, some girl is texting him in English.

She was asking him, like,

"How's your day? Good morning,"

when I saw that, like,

it was like my stomach dropped.

He was saying, "I barely know her.

She's just a friend."

And so I was just like, "Hey, can you just unfollow

this girl and just, like, you know, put an end to it?"

I went back to the U.S, and two weeks go by.

And I go through his following list,

and I see that he re-followed her.

And I'm just like, "I'm over this."

Like, hell no.

I broke up with him.

I think, like, he was just like ranting about me.

He was like talking to her about

like our relationship, which is like,

"Why are you telling on -- like a stranger our business?"

and then he got really weird about it.

And he was like, "It's nothing, it's nothing, it's nothing."

And like, I'm like, "This is not like nothing."

-[friend #3] It's not nothing. -Yeah.

That's like a violation of like trust,

privacy, intimacy. -It's a violation of trust.

That's a violation of everything you have with him.

[Zuri] We were broken up for about two and a half months.

But before all this drama happened, my parents booked

a trip to see Ben and his family.

So we decided to go.

And the first time I saw him again,

it was really awkward.

But that night, we spent some time by ourselves.

We had a really good conversation about everything

that had happened and kind of like the cracks

in our relationship.

He had answered all my questions.

He told me, like, nothing had gone on with this girl.

It was just conversations, like, he had blocked her.

So I felt comfortable getting back into the relationship.

I know, like, everyone makes mistakes and, like, kind of

just, like, really not that kind of guy at the end

of the day.

But that's not something [bleep] you really let go, like,

loyalty is so important in a long-term partner.

No, loyalty is everything. It's concerning.

-It's super [indistinct]. -And I know how it looks,

like, on paper, it's like, "What is she doing?"

The second that I found out about those messages,

I was like, "I don't trust this man."

I've never met him, and I don't think Zuri should trust him either.

And I think if I were Zuri, I would 100% message the girl,

just because your mind and your heart is never at rest

until you have the full story.

At the end of the day, you're always gonna have

that question in the back of your mind of like, what if?

You're saying that you've moved on in everything, but I think,

like, from my standpoint,

I would probably be really hesitant about it.

Like, do you think you would be willing to reach out to her?

I've thought about reaching out to her,

but another part of me is, like,

I do feel like I know his heart.

I would 100% address it again head-on.

I have forgiven Ben, but there is, like, this voice

in the back of my mind that tells me there might

be something that I don't know.

And maybe I'm naive, and I need to get the full story.

[friend #2] This is your whole life that you're picking up and moving.

You should at least know every

single bit of what happened before you do that.

[Niles] And here we are.

I told Matilda that I would have her in America.

I have not kept up my end of the bargain on that,

and her family is not happy about that.

[Niles] Catch you on the flip side, America.

I'm taking a cab to the airport.

It should be my parents driving me.

Yeah, I got a lot.

That's what I would have liked.

My family weren't supportive when I decided to marry

Matilda, and they're not supportive of me

moving to Ghana now.

My mother called me today

saying that, you know, she loves me,

that she wishes me well.

Now, if only she had been here in person to say that.

To shed the tears of seeing their son leave.

Hadn't heard from him yet.

[bleep] it, I'm gonna give my father a call.

[voicemail] Your call has been forwarded to an automated voice message.

[Niles] You know,

I am both surprised and not surprised that

he didn't answer.

My family has accused Matilda of being a scammer.

They've already said they don't wanna get to know her.

And I'm sure they're expecting this to fail,

but I plan to prove them wrong.

Here we are.

They don't even see this as wrong.

They really couldn't

spare any time just to be here.

I'm about to board the plane soon.

It wouldn't have even been that long.

I would have loved if my biological family had been

beside me when I was taking this huge step,

especially now that I'm married to Matilda, you know,

it hurts a lot.

But this move feels right to me,

and that's what matters the most.

Dad?

Dad, can you hear me?

Hi, Dad, how you doing?

I'm doing wonderful,

especially now that I'm about to be gonna Ghana soon.

My heart just got warmed

by the fact that Mr. Arc answered.

Mr. Arc stood in as my father for my wedding

because my own father wasn't there.

So family is what you make it, not necessarily

who you're born to.

And boy, does it show it, Mr. Arc.

I told Matilda that I would have her in America

within five to six months.

I have not kept up my end of the bargain on that.

And I am pretty sure her family is not happy about that one.

So you know what?

It is probably for the best that Mr. Arc comes with me

to smooth things over.

There's gonna be a lot to discuss,

so that's why I'm gonna do what you say, Dad.

There is a lot to discuss, though.

I, um, honestly thought I would be with my wife

and, um, the family.

[Mr. Arc speaking]

Yes, sir. OK.

I guess I'm staying at Mr. Arc's place then.

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

Mr. Arc, I just feel like I have to ask, Dad.

Can Matilda stay with us as well?

OK.

That's good. That's good to hear.

That makes two bombs that I have to drop on Matilda

when I get there.

One, we're staying with Mr. Arc.

Two, I'm not leaving Ghana.

Let everyone know I'm going to to France.

Today's the day I'm moving to France and I'm so excited.

[speaking French]

♪ La, la, la, la, la ♪

♪ La, la, la, la ♪

♪ La, la, la, la, la ♪

♪ Get your hands up and dance ♪

Mom, what the heck should I put the enchilada sauce in?

-You bring an enchilada sauce? -[Zuri] Yeah.

-Why? -They don't sell it in France.

I can't believe you're dragging all this stuff over there.

Let everyone know I'm going to to France.

-OK. -Oh, I really like this one.

Today's the day I'm moving to France, and I'm so excited.

I've just been feeling so many different types of emotions.

I mean, like, this is really, like, it.

Perfect. I think I'm ready.

-I look like a jet-setter. -[Kim] You're on your way.

-[Zuri] Off we go. -[Kim] OK.

The first time I moved in with Ben,

I was moving from my apartment in London.

But this time, I'm actually leaving my childhood home.

I'm, like, saying goodbye to my parents, and it's,

like, a really big change.

You have everything, Zuri.

Everything.

I just don't have you two coming with me.

-No. -You're excited?

[Zuri] I'm excited.

Aw, I'm gonna miss you, Papa.

-Alright, I love you. -Love you too.

Just remember, you always have a place to come back to.

I know it. I love you, Dad.

I think before it was much easier, and this time

I'm feeling like a little anxious

because it really does feel like a goodbye.

Love you.

I can't believe your dad is chickening out

going to the airport. -[Zuri] Yeah.

Maybe it's too hard for him to really see me go, go.

-It's easier at home. -Yeah.

But I know he's gonna miss you.

Yeah, I mean, as crazy as everything is,

like, it really is my dream to be with Ben and, like,

go through moving to another place.

But, like, I do, like, need him to know that I won't tolerate

being, like, unhappy. -Right.

-Is really the biggest one. -[Kim] Right.

You know, to be able to speak up

in terms of, you know, his friends.

You just have to put your foot down.

Yeah, exactly.

I just hope that they can, like, sit back and say,

"You know what, he's really happy with her."

-Like, we're happy for them. -Yeah.

[singing in French]

[all speaking French]

[Ben] My friends don't like Zuri.

Last time I failed, I was caught in the middle,

and things will have to be different this time.

My friends need to accept her, because I'm worried that

if they don't get along this time,

that it will be the end of the relationship.

[all speaking French]

-Alright, off we go. -[Adam] Here we go.

To the land of the Aussies.

Kind of freaking out right now.

You don't have to go. You can always come back.

Next stop, Accra, Ghana.

I'm hoping that Matilda's really thrilled about me

staying in Ghana, because no turning back now.

She can't be mad forever.

[Maria and Jessy speaking Spanish]

Bye!

[Andi] Can I give my house a hug?

Oh! Mwah.

[Kim] Oof.

[Zuri] I definitely don't pack light.

[Kim] No, you don't.

-[Zuri] I don't know how I'm gonna carry all these bags. -[Kim] Yeah.

[Niles] Last time looking upon America.

Next stop,

Accra, Ghana.

I cannot get there soon enough.

♪ My journey to the light ♪

♪ My journey to the light ♪

-[Andi] And off we go. -[Adam] Here we go.

To the land of the Aussies.

I'm kind of freaking out right now.

But this could be my perfect match.

There's definitely a lot of doubts flying around,

but I really, truly see my life with Nigel.

I haven't met somebody that felt like

such a good fit for me, ever.

-Alright, you. -Goodbye, Nashville.

So it's worth it to take this risk

and see if this is my forever person.

♪ Yeah, we got a love on fire ♪

-Love you. -[Jessy] Love you too.

-Thank you again for everything. -OK, of course, safe flight.

♪ I remember how you felt like home, moving closer ♪

The fact that I'm at the airport,

I'm leaving all that I know, my work, my family, my friends,

and I don't plan on coming back.

It feels like I'm just jumping into a very deep pool,

and I don't know how to swim.

♪ I'm on fire, and we gotta keep it burning ♪

Two years I've waited.

Two years I'm going back to see

my squishy mommy.

I'm probably gonna feel like a schoolgirl when I see her.

If I do, nobody laugh, please.

I'm hoping that Matilda's really thrilled about me

staying in Ghana because there's no turning back now.

She can't be mad forever.

She will not be mad forever.

-[Zuri] I'm ready for it. -Give them hell.

-[Zuri laughs] -Give them hell, Zuri.

My daughter is leaving, and it's a lot to take in.

To say goodbye, to put her on a plane for good this time,

it's a sad moment.

-Please don't go, Zuri. -[Zuri] I know.

-I love you so much. -[Kim] OK.

A little pout. [laughs] It's OK.

It's like so hard to say goodbye to my mom.

-She's really just my rock. -[Kim] Bye, Zuri.

I wish I could pack her up with me.

[Kim] You can always come back.

You don't have to go.

[Zuri] But I love Ben to like the moon and back.

And I want this to work out more than anything in my life.

Here we go. Wish me luck.

This might actually be the last time I ever get American food.

Oh, my [bleep].

♪ Let's hit the road, babe, there's no looking back ♪

I'm very confident that Vittorio is different

from anything I've had in the past.

But when I live with him, I'll see his true colors.

I'll see how he treats me.

I'll see how he reacts when he's mad.

I'll see how he presents me to his friends

and to his coworkers.

I just really hope he's the man that I think he is.

We're about to take off. Finally.

Lights are dimmed.

[laughs]

And I have to...

chase after love, I guess.

♪ Two hearts on the line ♪

♪ I'll drive it through the night ♪

♪ And I'll be there on time, then I'll come back to you ♪

I'm just, I love love.

[Zuri speaking]

Ah! [laughs]

Hey!

Reality is hitting me like a ton of bricks.

[Nigel] Yeah.

I'm starting to wonder if I actually fit in, to this life.

[deep, rhythmic, vibrational tones play]

[man speaking]

It's a very powerful instrument.

It's not just about wind and air.

It's about spirit.

You're blowing your spirit through it

and you can use magic and do magic with it.

[deeper tones play]

If you're coming here as an American woman,

our culture is very inclusive.

We love people.

They can't. It's impossible.

That's where our culture is supposed to be.

It's perpetual, you know? We don't stop.

[tribal music plays]

[Nigel] Oh, I'm so excited about today.

Andi's finally moving in.

I figured I'd start the party off right.

So I thought I'd wear some

pretty cool party clothes,

so Andi knows what she's in for when she gets here.

But, you know, life with me is just gonna be one big party.

I don't think it's fully sunk in yet,

but now I'm starting to really feel excited about it.

And I know that as soon as I see her, you know,

walk out those doors, I'm gonna be like a...

It's been six months since we've seen each other.

I was up all night cleaning.

And I hope she settles in

and she's not too put off by the bachelor pad.

I'm a little bit worried there might be some issues to work out

on the ethical-non-monogamy front between me and Andi.

I feel that maybe she's a little bit jealous

that I was getting more love than she was,

while we were apart.

These are new waters we're both treading, so

I'm sure we're gonna discuss where we're gonna be at

now that we're both in the same country

and we can both talk about it face to face.

I know she's giving up a lot, moving here.

Like her whole music community over in Nashville and all that.

But I know she's gonna do so well over here,

cause she's so talented.

Yeah, can't wait to start a life with this woman.

♪ Hey, hey, getting closer every day ♪

[Andi speaking]

After a brutal 28-hour journey, seeing Nigel for the first time

in six months is gonna make every second worth it.

Just got off the plane in Brisbane,

freshened up, headed down to baggage claim.

Nigel said he's gonna meet me there.

[Nigel] I'm here at the Brisbane Airport.

It's raining outside.

It's terrible, untypical Brisbane weather.

But I can't wait, because it doesn't matter.

The sunshine of my life, Andi Jane,

is about to come down those stairs.

I'm just really ready to see her, I can't wait.

♪ It feels like the first time ♪

♪ It's you and I, we're coming back to life ♪

Ah! [laughs]

♪ It feels like the first time ♪

♪ It's you and I ♪

♪ We're coming back to life ♪

-Oh my God, that's... -Yeah?

That's bigger than me.

[laughs]

-Oh my god, look at you, oh! -Oh, yeah.

It feels so good.

-Yeah, it feels great. -Yes, to touch you.

To smell you, to kiss you.

Yeah.

-It's been too long. -It's been a really long time.

You're even cuter than you were before.

Yeah, I shaved my beard off, you know.

I love it. I love it.

Look at this jawline.

Sexy man.

Yeah, I didn't want you to miss me in the airport,

so I thought I'd better stand out.

Yeah, I gotta get my...

[Nigel] You gotta get your bags?

-Bags, yeah. -Alright.

OK.

-What is that? -I don't know.

[techno music plays]

Is there a dance party at the airport right now?

[Nigel] A dance party?

Yes, it's a dance party. [laughing]

[techno music playing]

[laughing] Oh, my God!

Last night, I was wondering, like, what I could do to,

like, welcome her to Australia,

'cause, like, I'm pretty extra, right?

I've got to do something cool

when I first see her in the airport.

And then I thought,

"Ah, flash mob."

-Yeah, [bleep]! -[laughing]

What?

Oh, my God!

[laughing, cheering]

[Nigel] Rapidly got it together last night

with whoever my friends could make it.

It's a bearded dragon!

Is it real, is it real?

Oh, my God, I love him!

For one moment I was like,

is this just like weird airport music?

And I'm like, "No, no.

Nigel has something up his sleeve."

It's a dance party.

And I do really appreciate the extra effort

to make it special

and, like, tailored to me,

because he knows that I love to dance.

-He kind of nailed it. -[Nigel] Yeah.

-He really kind of nailed it. -Yes.

Oh, my God.

How wild.

-[tribal shouting] -[cheering]

Thank you, guys! Thank you!

Oh, my God, she has the same energy as you.

I love it.

Wow, never could've expected that.

This is exactly what I love the most about Nigel.

He just has this fun sense of humor about life in general.

So this welcome is really more than I could have hoped for.

-Where you at? -I got the truck, babe.

You got the truck?

Yeah, well, I didn't know how many suitcases of shoes

you were gonna bring.

So I thought I better have more space just in case.

[Andi] Oh, my God!

But now reality is hitting me like a ton of bricks.

Hide that somewhere that'll make me feel a little bit better.

This is all I have, Nigel.

Like, I don't wanna lose it.

Locked in like you and me, baby.

-Yeah. -[Nigel] Yeah.

I just left my friends, my family, my music career

that was just starting to take off.

And on top of that,

I have a list a mile long of all the things

that I'm worried about.

How our lives are gonna fit together.

If we're gonna be on the same page

about being monogamous right now.

I'm starting to wonder

if I actually fit in, to this life.

Ah! OK.

-That's not going anywhere! -Let's go.

-Welcome to Florence. -Thank you.

You need to answer the damn phone,

'cause I've been calling you.

I landed hours ago. You don't answer.

You got me walking a 5K to get to the car.

Aye, aye, aye.

[Vittorio] [indistinct] we go, we go.

How far are we from the apartment?

A little bit there, like, you know, 20 minutes.

Wait, so you move and you didn't tell me?

I'm in European territory

to reach my connecting flight.

I need an Aperol Spritz,

I need a latte, I need pasta,

but most importantly, I think I need Vittorio.

♪ Hold on, I'm telling you the truth ♪

♪ You need me, baby, just like I need you ♪

Next stop...

♪ Hey you, you, you ♪

♪ Hey you, why you gotta move the way you do ♪

[speaking Italian]

This is the moment that

I've been waiting for.

I hope he likes my outfit.

He might think it's cheesy, but...

She landed.

She tell me already, where are you?

Come, come, come.

I say, "Yes, yes, yes." Then I take my time.

Sometimes she exaggerate a little bit.

So it's like the politician, they say, "Yes, yes, yes."

Then they do what they want. So I'm a bit like that, so.

I'm on the train, and I feel like my stomach is in my butt.

I'm so nervous.

I have like goosebumps everywhere, a lot of emotion.

We wait, we wait, we wait.

Aye, aye, aye.

What's this? Is this?

Is she here? Is she here?

Oh, oh!

Let me help you, let me help you!

You have all of this!

Let me help you! Come here!

-Let me help you! -[Jessy speaking]

Yeah, you too! Welcome!

Welcome to Italy!

-Welcome to Florence! -Thank you.

Welcome!

-[Jessy] Is this for what? -For you, for you, for you.

-Wow. -An Italian flag,

you are here in Florence. -I'm here!

Buongiorno, bitches, woo!

-Ecco là, hey! -Ah!

Baby, oh!

Baby, baby!

You see that I cannot do?

-OK, put me down. -OK, OK.

[speaking Italian]

OK, you've been working out.

-The tennis, it's the tennis. -Lots of tennis, well, OK.

-Bella, I'm so glad. -I'm happy to see you.

Me too, me too.

-Now you don't leave, OK? -No, we stay.

-[Vittorio] We stay, we stay. -And you need to answer

the damn phone, because I've been calling you.

-But no! -I landed hours ago,

you don't answer. -But no, but you see...

[Jessy] I thought you were gonna come.

But I was here so early, you take so long.

[speaking Italian]

What do you think of the shirt?

-Be honest. -[mixing Italian and English]

I like the concept

and the idea, but maybe, you know, it's --

[speaking Italian] too much. This is if you go watch

the soccer game, you put this.

The quality here, the stitching is not done so properly.

Looks like done by somebody who's been underpaid, you know,

in a little country, not the best.

OK, what is wrong with you? Not everybody, like, has

to wear custom everything all the time.

Like, it's the thought that counts.

-OK, yeah, it is. -Yeah.

[speaking Italian]

[speaking Italian], here, here.

We're almost there, don't worry.

A little bit like this.

I help you.

[Jessy] I didn't wear the right shoes for this.

OK, here is gonna be [speaking Italian] problematic.

OK, so you have to walk, you see the bicycle?

Let's go on this side,

cause you're gonna get stuck here.

Let's go, can you do -- watch out?

No, no, no, no. -Watch out, watch out.

Watch out, watch out, watch out.

[speaking Italian]

-[Jessy] This is not cute. -[Vittorio] No, no, no, come to this side.

-[Jessy] My heels is getting -- -[Vittorio] I know, I know.

[speaking Italian]

Go straight, keep on going straight.

-[Jessy] Why don't I help you? -[Vittorio] Until the taxi.

-I take this, don't worry. -Aye, aye, aye.

[Vittorio] OK, go straight.

Straight we go, we go. [speaking Italian]

[Jessy] You got me walking a 5K to get to the car.

[Vittorio] OK. [speaking Italian]

We go home. We go home.

[speaking Italian]

-[Jessy] Yes, please. -[Vittorio speaking Italian]

-[Jessy] You can rub my feet. -[Vittorio] Oh.

Rub the feet. Aye, aye, aye. [speaking Italian].

We start like this. You know,

I'm so excited to see you.

I'll do anything you ask me to do.

Rub the feet, do whatever you want.

I do, I do.

So now, bambina, we go home.

We finally begin our life together in Italy.

-This is for real. -Yeah.

So don't [bleep] this up.

No, no way, baby, why you think I will [bleep] this up?

How far are we from the apartment?

A little bit there, like, you know, 20 minutes.

[Jessy] Why though? I thought you lived in the city.

OK, I used to live before, now I decided to be

not in the city, city center.

Because there's so many tourists, it's a little bit,

you know, too much.

OK, so you moved and you didn't tell me?

It happened because I'm never here.

I always travel and stuff.

Then I said, "Let me find a situation

that is more flexible."

You know how everything happens so fast.

You'll love it. You'll love it.

I know.

Why didn't you tell me?

Yes.

[Jessy] I just picked up my entire life to move to Italy for Vittorio,

and he forgot to mention

that he doesn't live in the city anymore.

I have so many things to do, so many calls, so many things,

I forget.

[Jessy] That's kind of a huge detail to leave out,

given that I'm from New York City.

I'm not happy.

I don't know why he kept this from me.

If I left my entire life for you,

I would just expect you in exchange

that you're being truthful and honest.

We are pulling up. We are going inside the home.

-[Jessy] Oh, hell no! -[speaking Italian]!

Look how beautiful!

In the middle of nowhere!

People pay a lot of money to be here.

[Jessy] My blood is boiling.

I'm so upset that he lied to me.

[Vittorio] We're on the top of a hill.

[Jessy] I don't speak the language.

I don't know anyone.

And now I'm isolated in the middle of nowhere.

It's [bleep] up, honestly. I'm pissed.

[Zuri] Next time on "90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way."

[Andi] So who's all coming to the party?

[Nigel] Oh, you know, just a bunch of friends.

Is the girl that you were trying to go camping with gonna be there?

It feels like they're getting a little close,

so it's something that I really need to get cleared up.

[Ben] Oh, my God!

I'm so happy to see you.

[Zuri] I'm so happy to be back in France.

Like, I'm happy we're giving it another shot.

[Ben] For Zuri to be successful here,

she will have to learn the language.

[Zuri] You're gonna change my phone to French?

Oh, get the hell out!

I have to be more firm with Zuri.

If she doesn't try, we'll never make it.

Oh.

[Vittorio] Isn't this amazing?

We're in the middle of nowhere.

[speaking Italian]

Not only did Vittorio lie to me about where he's living,

he honestly tricked me to coming here.

This is just like not the side of Italy that I thought

I was going to be in.

-I love you, squishy mommy. -[Matilda speaking]

I want to tell the truth that I'm gonna be moving here

to Ghana, but I don't know how she's gonna react.

Actually --

I'm concerned because you say a lot of things to plan,

but then it doesn't really come to action.

She could maybe be better off without you.

[Jonathan] Give me a [bleep] break.

[Jonathan speaking]