'90 Day Fiancé': Blake questions his relationship with Jasmin as he thinks she's not being supportive enough
Jasmin Lahtinen and Blake Abelard's relationship is hanging by a thin thread after today's episode since he felt like Jasmin is not supporting him as she should. Blake has been vocal about his interest and dedication towards his music career but it seems like Jasmin does not share the same interest.
She confessed that she did not understand Blake's music and if she wasn't dating him he wouldn't have been her favorite singer. To make things more awkward between the two, Jasmin invited her sister to the gig as she did not want to be alone in the pub. While Blake agreed, he added that he wanted Jasmin to try to talk to his friends more. His friends were also not happy to see the little interest Jasmin was showing in Blake's career. This was not the first time when they expressed their problems with Jasmin. When Jasmin first arrived in the US, Blake's friends were keen on meeting her but were left disappointed after she decided to walk away in the middle of their conversation.
The second time around, Jasmin hinted that she would want to be a stay-at-home mom and take care of the house rather than work. This did not fit well with them as they thought the entire financial burden would fall upon Blake. At the same time, the two had a difference of opinion when the topic of children came into the picture. While Jasmin confessed she wanted a child in the next five years, Blake revealed that he wasn't ready to become aa father so soon. The two left the topic for another day but the underlying problems in their relationship were always there. Everyone close to Blake made him question if he really wanted to marry Jasmin.
However, one thing that made Blake uncertain was Jamsin's participation in his career. He was not pleased to see that she wasn't too supportive or encouraging of his career and that raised a big red flag for him which is making him rethink the wedding.
'90 Day Fiancé' airs on Sundays at 8 pm ET on TLC.
