5 Major Reveals From 90 Day Fiancé Tell All Part 3: From Debbie’s Secret Prenup to Maxwell’s Bizarre Rule

While Marissa had made up her mind about not having any more children after she already had two sons, it was Edward’s dream to have children. Listening to Debby share the job of having kids, Marissa broke down in tears. Seeing her, Edward also got emotional. She told Edward that maybe she should “get off birth control.” To that, Edward responded, “You make me, I feel, the most happy person in the world, just to say that.”

Despite dating for over six years and then getting married, Debby and Mido faced issues regarding their relationship. It happened after they reflected on Mido’s proposal. Debby noted that “He has no true sense of what’s funny and what’s not funny.” Later, when the host asked Mido whether he would return to Egypt if he didn’t get a green card within a year, he said he'd take Debby with him as well. But Debby confessed to the cameras, “I don’t know if we’re in it for the long haul.”

Throughout the season, viewers witnessed Ashia’s views on what Maxwell should wear and how he should improve his hygiene. The Tell-All revealed his request for Ashia’s physical appearance. He wanted Ashia to get more “toned” and to “banned her from eating after 9 pm.” After hearing his thoughts, fellow cast members shared their views on the situation, especially the eating rule he set for Ashia.

While Paula had been considering an expansion of her piercing business, Thomas revealed, “I did actually file for an LLC for her business in the U.S., and I did give myself 49% of the shares.” Notably, he did so without asking or telling her. As a result, Paula decided that when they would get married in Brazil, she would ask him to sign a prenup. Interestingly, she also revealed that she had opened a second store, which Thomas didn’t know about. He felt that Paula was not “putting any effort into our life in the U.S.”

The Tell All also featured Maxwell and Ashia opening up about the issues they faced with spousal visas. She shared that individuals from Nigeria are “banned” from getting a spousal visa in the US, even though the K-1 visas were still available. Because of that, Maxwell’s immigration process was put on hold. That's why he couldn’t attend the Tell All in person and instead joined virtually on a screen.