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Matt’s Throuple Drama Leaves Fans Questioning His Commitment on 90 Day Fiancé!

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🚨 Attention! The following discussion might reveal spoilers for the 90 Day Fiancé Season 11 episode titled “Where Did Our Love Go?”. To watch it, you’ll need a Max subscription, so proceed with caution if you don’t want any surprises ruined!

If someone believed that triples were the epitome of fantasy, they might want to watch Season 11 of 90 Day Fiancé as a reality check. Apart from the legal complications surrounding Matt & Amani Jlassi’s attempt to bring Any Aguirre into the US, Matt’s aggressive response to the recent drama has left me puzzled.

If you haven’t been following along, Amani experienced a emotional crisis when she discovered that Any had been telling others that Matt is her boyfriend, without first informing Amani’s family and child about their complex three-part relationship. The situation grew more complicated when Any stated that she was in the relationship because of her affection for Amani, not Matt. In the recent episode, it appears that the “90 Day” star had hidden this news from her husband initially, but I’m curious to see how he reacts to these revelations.

Matt Threatened To “Walk Away Completely” After Amani Confessed What Any Said To Her At The Winery

As a devoted fan, I couldn’t help but feel Matt’s palpable distress when he learned about what Any had shared with his wife, and it was clear he needed some personal space to digest this unexpected revelation. Initially, I had assumed that this couple would buck the trend of 90 Day splits and remain together, but the sneak peek for next week’s episode of 90 Day Fiancé has certainly raised some doubts in my mind.

In it, Matt appears to suggest he might fully end the marriage due to feelings that he is merely a means for Any and Amani to be together, which I can understand, yet I struggle to comprehend this perspective from my perspective rooted in monogamy.

Is It Possible For Three People To Love Each Other Exactly The Same Amount?

I haven’t been part of a throuple before, but it seems challenging – if not impossible – for three adults to always love each other equally. With so many factors at play and conflicting emotions, I can imagine that maintaining an equal level of love for everyone would be mentally draining. It might be easier to visualize less demanding situations like vacations, but managing the daily challenges of life together seems particularly challenging.

Initially, I was apprehensive about the encounter between Mahdi and Stevi’s father on 90 Day Fiancé, but I’m now astonished by how the situation unfolded.

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I had a feeling of unease about Mahdi and Stevi’s dad’s meeting on 90 Day Fiancé, but the way things turned out left me shocked.

Furthermore, Matt’s frequent talk of ending the marriage quickly is troubling to me. His discussions suggest a complete departure from the marriage, which surpasses just affecting Amani and Any’s plans for life in the U.S. They share two children, and it appears that his jealousy over the throuple arrangement may be clouding his judgment, causing him to overlook other important matters.

In essence, I find myself drawing a comparison between the current scenario and a past romantic duo, however, since they are the pioneering threesome, we’re venturing into uncharted waters. It’s causing me to ponder if Matt and Amani are truly prepared for the challenges that come with being in a throuple, given the intense jealousy they’ve experienced so far. Moreover, their discomfort extends beyond their disagreements, as both of them seemed unhappy about Any continuing her job at the strip club and entertaining regulars who felt comfortable enough to give her presents. Is this the person they want to risk ending their marriage over?

I’d never aspire for a relationship like the ones portrayed in 90 Day Fiancé, including the throuple storyline, to be part of my life. Frankly, I wouldn’t want to deal with that level of drama. This season showcases two couples where one partner wants to go back to their original country and an Iranian man adapting to life in rural Mississippi, on top of a throuple. While some people might find it suitable, I can’t wrap my head around the dynamics of the three individuals and their complex relationship, no matter how many times I watch episodes on Max.

For watching 90 Day Fiancé, Max is an excellent choice! Their plans start from as low as $9.99 per month with the Ads option. They offer three tiers to cater to various preferences, ensuring flexibility in payment choices. Plus, by prepaying for a year, you could save up to 20%. Check out the deal here!

On Sunday evenings at 8:00 p.m. Eastern Time, you can catch “90 Day Fiancé” on TLC. Don’t forget to follow up with this season on Max, and remember to verify your schedule for the other spinoffs airing on Mondays as well.

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2025-04-21 05:09

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