90 Day Fiancé Season 11: Throuple, New Couples, and Drama Await!
90 Day Fiancé is back for its 11th season, bringing viewers even more captivating international love stories and relationship drama. This season, the franchise is breaking new ground by featuring its first-ever throuple, promising to add a unique twist to the drama-filled series. Since its debut, 90 Day Fiancé has been a fan favorite, following the journeys of Americans and their overseas fiancés as they try to marry before their K-1 visas expire.
Juan David Daza and Jessica Parsons (@jessica7352 Instagram)
90 Day Fiancé Season 11 is back with fresh drama, featuring the franchise's first-ever throuple alongside returning and new couples. Tune in for love, cultural clashes, and exciting twists starting February 16 on TLC!
Returning and New Faces in Season 11
Season 11 promises a blend of both new and returning cast members. Viewers will see the return of familiar faces like Shekinah Garner and Sarper Güven from 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way, along with Juan David Daza and Jessica Parsons, and Shawn and Alliya, who were previously part of 90 Day Fiancé: Love in Paradise. These returning couples are set to bring their ongoing journeys back to the screen, each with their own twists and turns.
However, it’s the four new couples—and the throuple—that are creating the most buzz this season. New couples like Mehdi and Stevi, Mark and Mina, and Joan and Gregory are ready to share their dramatic love stories. But the spotlight is on the throuple: Matt, Amani, and Any, whose unconventional relationship will have viewers talking.
The Throuple Drama: Matt, Amani, and Any
Amani and Matt, a married couple from San Diego with two children, are exploring the complexities of their marriage and have recently developed a romantic relationship with Any, an exotic dancer from Tijuana. After a year of dating, the three decided to take their relationship to the next level. However, in order to proceed with Any's K1 visa, Matt and Amani will need to get a divorce first. This situation is set to bring plenty of drama, especially with the throuple navigating the nuances of their unconventional dynamic.
Amani, Matt and Any
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Amani shared that they are trying to "navigate some difficult nuances" in their marriage, reflecting on how the addition of Any has impacted their lives. The journey for this trio is sure to be a rollercoaster of emotions and challenges.
Juan and Jessica: Adjusting to Parenthood in Wyoming
Another compelling storyline features Juan and Jessica, who first appeared on 90 Day Fiancé: Love in Paradise. The couple welcomed their first child together, and the upcoming season will showcase Juan's transition to full-time fatherhood. Having moved from a life of frequent travel to a small town in Wyoming, Juan is facing some major adjustments.
Jessica opened up about their changing dynamic, saying, “I met Juan on a cruise, he is used to traveling around the world and his life is changing like 180,” while their baby can be heard crying in the background. This new chapter will undoubtedly test their relationship as they navigate life with a newborn in an entirely new setting.
Sarper and Shekinah: Heated Confrontations
Sarper and Shekinah, another returning couple, also promise plenty of drama. In one tense moment, Sarper tells Shekinah that he feels like he is “walking on eggshells” around her. Shekinah doesn't hold back in her response, telling him bluntly that if dealing with her is “too hard,” he should leave.
Sarper and Shekinah
In a joint confessional, Sarper calls Shekinah “just like a dictator,” and the clip ends with him walking away, seemingly ending their heated conversation. The cultural differences and communication issues between this couple will no doubt make for some intense moments in the upcoming episodes.
Mehdi and Stevi: Clash of Cultures and Personal Beliefs
Mehdi and Stevi’s relationship also promises to bring some tension, with cultural differences presenting a significant challenge. The couple met when Stevi was teaching online English classes, and Mehdi was one of her students. Stevi revealed to the cameras that she had not yet told her father about her new romance, but when she does, her dad bluntly asks, “Is he going to make you wear a jihad?”
As the season unfolds, Stevi’s sexuality becomes a major point of contention. Mehdi admits, “If I discover that Stevi is bisexual, I honestly don’t believe we can go through with the marriage.” This revelation adds another layer of complexity to their relationship, and viewers will be watching to see how it all plays out.
Season 11 Premiere: What to Expect
Season 11 of 90 Day Fiancé is set to kick off on Sunday, February 16, at 8 p.m. ET/PT on TLC. With its mix of returning and new couples, including the groundbreaking throuple, this season is shaping up to be one of the most dramatic yet. Fans can expect plenty of emotional highs and lows as these couples navigate the complexities of love, family, and cultural differences.
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