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'90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After?' Season 7: Fans slam Jovi for inviting his friend to 'gang up on Yara'

'Jovi called this friend to come and help him break up his marriage before Yara puts a deposit on an apartment!' said a user

PRAGUE, CZECH REPUBLIC: Jovi Dufren reveals his dating history to his wife, Yara Zaya, in the November episode of '90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After?' While some fans criticized Jovi for allowing his friend to pick on his wife, others slammed Yara for not allowing him to have a life of his own.

While continuing on their vacation in Prague, Czech Republic, Yara and Jovi catch up with one of Jovi's pals. During their dinner date, Jovi's buddy and travel companion, Talmadge, discloses that they used to go to strip clubs in Ukraine, Yara's home country. Talmadge tells the cameras that he expected Jovi to wind up as a lone person wandering the world like him.

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Talmadge recalls Jovi running late one night before they were supposed to meet some girls in Ukraine. Jovi had met more than one girl while in Ukraine, which astonished Yara. Jovi informed Yara that he didn't meet anyone throughout his vacation. "You tell me you don’t meet there nobody," Yara says to Jovi. "You lying to me!" Jovi encourages Talmadge to swiftly change the subject, but Yara insists on hearing more, stating that she wants to hear "all of the stories." Talmadge attempts to reassure Yara that nothing transpired between Jovi and the girls, but she isn't convinced. Yara sarcastically tells the cameras during her solo confessional, "It’s so nice to hear that my husband Jovi was dating some other Ukrainian girls before. He never told me about that." Yara alleges that every time she asks Jovi how many girlfriends he's had, he tells her he only has one, making him a liar once again.

When Talmadge asks Yara if her and Jovi's relationship would survive forever, she informs him that they've been together for four years and have a daughter, Mylah, who is two years old. Yara also states that she has obtained her green card and is still with Jovi, most likely to defend herself against the perception that she married Jovi just for that reason. Jovi, on the other hand, adds that shortly after receiving her green card, she began looking for flats in Prague, telling her it "doesn't look good." Yara's activities, on the other hand, raise "red flags," according to Talmadge.

Seeing how the conversation unfolded, a fan quipped: "Jovi called this friend to come and help him break up his marriage before Yara puts a deposit on an apartment!" Some fans also noticed the way Yara was taking the information from Jovi's friend about his past: "Jovi driving Yara to drink as much as he does." While defending Yara, another fan wrote: "Jovi and his friend give Americans a bad name. Buying a vacation place so she can spend a month here or there w her mom is not a Red Flag. Get over it." One fan called out Jovi's friend for interfering in their marriage: "No....what is this conversation?? The friend is out of bounds and Jovi and Yara fighting in front of him is just as bad."

Anohter '90 Day Fiance' fan said, "Jovi and Yara could really use some new friends... His friends are more like drinking/strip club pals!" Another said, "Nothing says “I’m a big man” like getting your partying bro to pick on your wife with you because you feel massively insecure." Hearing Jovi's friend share opinion on their marriage whom Yara has never met before, a fan quipped, "Yara and Jovi have bern together for 4 years and she’s never met this T dude." Another fan added, "Single man get out of Jovi & Yara’s business."

'90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After?' Season 7 airs on TLC and Discovery+ on Sundays at 8 pm ET.

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