90 Day Fiancé - Season 6
Season 6
Episodes
The Clock Is Tickin'
Everyone is on edge, as the foreign partners gets ready to arrive. The 90-days couples face cynical family and stressful visa situations, and one new arrival has her American dreams crushed when she arrives to a disappointing discovery.
Young and Restless
Colt heads to the airport to meet Larissa. Asuelu has a special surprise for Kalani. Steven prepares to go to Russia. Ashley heads to Jamaica for Jay's visa interview. Eric is nervous about impressing Leida. Fernanda and Jon have dinner with his friends.
Rough Landings
Ashley and Jay land in America; Steven and Olga prepare for the baby's arrival; Larissa meets her new roommate -- Colt's mom; Fernanda has a talk with Jon's friend; Leida's sister Reina questions Leida's future with Eric; Asuelu meets Kalani's dad.
I Know What You Did
Leida's family arrives in NYC. Ashley's friends throw Jay a party. Asuelu tells his side of the story to Kolini. Larissa clashes with Debbie over a big decision. Fernanda and Jonathan fight at the club. Olga feels contractions & gets unexpected news.
Not What I Thought
Jonathan & Fernanda continue their fight. Colt has a surprise for Larissa. Jay feels uncomfortable at Ashley's local market. Kalani & Asuelu move to Utah. Leida questions coming to America. Olga has complications while in labor.
Flirting with Disaster
Olga is upset with Steven's attitude. Leida tells Eric's daughter to move out. Colt & Larissa look at wedding venues. Ashley confronts Jay about his untrustworthy behavior. Fernanda meets Jonathan's skeptical mom. Kalani tests Asuelu's parenting.
Ready to Run
Colt and Larissa might move out. Steven and Olga question their relationship. Fernanda tries to connect with Jon's mom. Ashley and Jay change their plans. Asuelu storms off during a fight with Kalani. Eric and Leida reach a breaking point.
No Way Out
Leida kicks Tasha out of the house. Jonathan's past catches up to him. Ashley and Jay worry about their safety. Kalani confronts Asuelu about their issues. Steven and Olga's plans get derailed. Larissa and John have an explosive fight.
Backed Into a Corner
Ashley & Jay elope in Vegas. Colt & Larissa argue in front of friends. Steven applies for Richie's American passport. Leida meets with Eric's ex-wife. Jon upsets Fernanda by staying out late with a friend. Kalani & Asuelu get life-changing news.
Where Truth Lies
Eric faces his distraught daughters. Steven surprises Olga. Kalani's big news upsets her sister. Fernanda writes Jonathan a shocking letter. Ashley and Jay run away to Vegas. Larissa reconnects with Colt's mom.
Make It or Break It
Ashley learns Jay's secret. Kalani & Asuelu worry her dad will stop their vows. Eric & Leida have last minute problems before their wedding. Steven has to leave Russia. With the 90 days up, Colt & Larissa face their issues. Jonathan & Fernanda say 'I do'.
Tell All Part 1
The couples from this season meet for the first time in a dramatic Tell All showdown. Host Shaun Robinson sits down with the couples to discuss the most intense moments from this season, and answer your burning questions as shocking reveals are uncovered.
Tell All Part 2
The couples of 90 Day Fiancé are together for the shocking conclusion of the Tell All. Colt and Larissa arrive in studio and no one holds back. An intense argument leads to cast members walking off set. Later, the cast comments on the Tell All via Skype.
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