90 Day Fiance

"Dude, you're 27 years old. Stand up for yourself and your fiancé," one fan wrote on Reddit recently.

Sunday's episode will feature an uncomfortable conversation—especially since the young couple can't share a bed under his parents' roof.

Two particular photos posted by Zied may reveal how Season 8 will end.

Julia just moved to America and she's already pitching in on the farm.

She claims they were on a break.

They have the biggest age gap of all the couples this season.

"I also love rich men, foreigners preferably..." she said on a Ukrainian television show when she was 19.

There are plenty of clues on their individual Instagram accounts.

And if they are, then why would they return for a second season of the TLC show?

In the upcoming season, Natalie will call Mike a "monster" for sending her back to Ukraine.

This season, a global pandemic is in play.

Viewers already saw their engagement.

Four new couples will add to the dramatic storylines that viewers already love.

They met on social media before the pandemic.

Yes, they're officially divorced, but their stories continue.

"You might as well have just stuck a knife in my heart when I found that on your phone," Lisa says in a new clip.

"It takes a year or more to get a visa. Government isn't even open."

The YouTuber can't get over Ed's use of mayo.

She's not the only cast member with an acting background, though.

"There are so many more nicer women that aren't disrespectful."

Fans were shocked by their last interaction.

He said it was editing all along...and he was right.

The season isn't over yet, so there's always a chance at reconciliation.

The meeting is teased in an exclusive clip published by "Entertainment Tonight."

He thinks TLC's editing plays a big part in the story.

"I might be poor but I am raised to always tell the truth and be respectful of others!"

"I love my husband but I do wish I had my own space."

Yolanda still wants answers directly from Williams, though.

"I'm disappointed because you always embarrassed me."

The idea of the "nothing box" isn't new.