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90 Day Fiancé Revealed Sarper's Wild Clause For A Prenup With Shekinah, And My Jaw Dropped
90 Day Fiancé Revealed Sarper's Wild Clause For A Prenup With Shekinah, And My Jaw Dropped

Yahoo

time24-06-2025

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  • Yahoo

90 Day Fiancé Revealed Sarper's Wild Clause For A Prenup With Shekinah, And My Jaw Dropped

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Warning! The following contains spoilers for the 90 Day Fiancé episode "Proof of Love." Stream it with a Max subscription and read at your own risk! Shekinah Garner and Sarper Güven are arguably 90 Day Fiancé's most volatile couple right now. Their storylines always seem to include some truly jaw-dropping drama. The notion of something toping Sarper's confession of sleeping with 2,500 women may seem a bit far-fetched. However, I now believe his shocking request for what he wanted in his and Shekinah's prenuptial agreement may top it. The aforementioned couple have been a part of the franchise for quite some time but, now, Sarper is finally in the United States, and they're ready to get married. That said, Sarper didn't seem prepared when Shekinah suggested, in front of her friends, that they get a prenup. And Sarper's response seemed to have every one of Shekinah's pals thinking this upcoming marriage would be a mistake. Shekinah's friends were partly to blame for this awkward topic being broached on a night out. Her business manager insisted they discuss a prenup once they announced they were having a "bedding," which is a wedding in bed. Sarper took grave offense to the question being asked, as he said prenups in Turkey are considered a big sign of disrespect towards the sanctity of marriage. Max: Plans start from $9.99 a monthPay $9.99 a month for its With Ads plan, and with three tiers available, there are a lot of ways to customize your experience. You can also prepay for a year and save up to 20%.View Deal After taking some time to reflect, the 90 Day Fiancé star countered with his own proposal. Sarper said he would sign the prenup, assuming a clause was added to account for Shekinah's weight. As part of that, there were some specific details stipulated. With that theoretical clause in mind, at the start of each month, Sarper would be allowed to weigh his spouse. And, for every pound she's off of her target weight of 128 pounds, he would be able to fine her $1000. Those in attendance couldn't believe what they just heard, or that Shekinah seemed completely unfazed by it. Believe me when I say I was also totally shocked. I'm not sure what to make of Shekinah's response to Sarper's proposal. Maybe, given the unique of an upbringing Shekinah had, she doesn't get rattled by much and was ultimately unfazed by Sarper's wild request, despite her friend's reactions. As she pointed out, 90 Day Fiancé recalled their first in-person meeting, in which he made her step on a scale to get her weight. For better or worse, Shekinah's known from the start that she entered a relationship with a man who has specific standards for his partner's and his own body, and he can be strict. More On 90 Day Fiancé I've Been Skeptical Of 90 Day: Hunt For Love As A 90 Day Fiancé Fan, But Now I'm 1000% In For A Specific Reason And, while married 90 Day couples have split over much less, Shekinah doesn't see Sarper's request as a make-or-break moment of their future union. In fact, she noted that he mainly made that request because he was hurt by the suggestion that they sign a prenuptial agreement and was lashing out in response in an attempt to anger or embarrass her. Good for her for keeping her cool about it, I suppose, because I can't imagine many others would've had the same reaction. I'm surprised but, at the same time, both Shekinah and Sarper have shown over the years that they have pretty thick skin. They loved it when Jovi and Yara Dufren dressed up as them for Halloween and don't seem easily phased by criticisms other couples have of their relationship when they get a chance to comment on it at tell-all specials. Still, time will tell whether these two will indeed make it to the altar.

90 Day Fiancé: Is Shekinah and Sarper's Marriage Already in Trouble?
90 Day Fiancé: Is Shekinah and Sarper's Marriage Already in Trouble?

Yahoo

time22-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

90 Day Fiancé: Is Shekinah and Sarper's Marriage Already in Trouble?

It hasn't been that long since their 'bedding wedding' but it looks like Sarper Güven and Shekinah Garner of may already be running into marital issues. But that's not really surprising considering the numerous troubles they had even before tying the knot in bed. In fact, many fans wondered if they would actually cross the finish line. They had so many relationship ups and downs. But they pushed through them all and made it to 'I do.' And now it seems like they are wondering if perhaps they should have given it a little more thought. Unfortunately, the clock was ticking on the K1 visa. But that's all hindsight now. In an emotional clip from the upcoming 90 Day Fiancé Tell-All, the couple get candid about what life has been like after their unique bedding ceremony. '(The wedding) was perfect, and I loved how intimate it was,' Shekinah shared. 'There was no one else there, and it was really just special.' Then she started to cry as she added. 'But now, I feel I'm going to get emotional. Just everything changed after we got married. And that was my biggest fear and it just, like, came true.' Sarper agreed with her saying that change was his biggest fear as well. And even though they made it and stayed together, the future looks pretty daunting for the couple. Shekinah explained that it has been hard with Sarper's move-in and adjusting to life in the United States. 'Sarper changed, our dynamic changed, because now we're in the U.S. and he moved into my place, which I know is hard because it does feel like it's my place, you know. Sarper went through a really bad depression and it brought up a lot of anger from him at me.' For his part, Sarper explained that his depression stems from a lack of control. 'I am always the control freak, so I have to control things, and when I don't control things I feel depressed. If you ask me, I don't like the marriage.' Looks like trouble in paradise. And serious trouble at that. The couple have always said that after going through what they have, they can make it through anything and that loving each holds the relationship together. I guess now they'll find out if love is enough. 90 Day Fiancé Tell-All Part 1 airs Sunday, 8:00 pm ET on TLC. Season 11 is currently available to stream on Discovery +. TELL US – DO YOU THINK SARPER AND SHEKINAH WILL SURVIVE THE TRANSITION PHASE? OR WILL BE TOO MUCH FOR THEIR RELATIONSHIP? The post 90 Day Fiancé: Is Shekinah and Sarper's Marriage Already in Trouble? appeared first on Reality Tea.

After the show's 90th wedding, real couples from ‘90 Day Fiancé' explain why love for the franchise endures
After the show's 90th wedding, real couples from ‘90 Day Fiancé' explain why love for the franchise endures

CNN

time20-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • CNN

After the show's 90th wedding, real couples from ‘90 Day Fiancé' explain why love for the franchise endures

When '90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way' cast members Shekinah Garner and Sarper Güven got married in bed, the pair seemed to thrill and enrage their audience in equal measure. Some viewers offered up congratulations to the newlyweds in comments on social media, while others viewed the nuptials as a stunt meant to garner the pair more airtime. Welcome to the world of the '90 Day' franchise, shows people love to watch and live to hate-watch. Garner and Güven's wedding was the 90th of the franchise, which has multiple shows and millions of fans. The original show, '90 Day Fiancé,' premiered on TLC in January 2014, featuring stories about Americans who fall in love with people from other countries. The '90 day' refers to the amount of time an individual with a K-1 fiancé(e) visa has to marry their US sponsor and start the process to become an American citizen. The franchise has grown to have multiple spinoff series, including '90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days,' '90 Day: The Single Life,' '90 Day Fiancé: Love in Paradise' and 'The Last Resort.' (Like CNN, TLC is part of Warner Bros. Discovery.) Loren and Alexei Brovarnik joined the show in 2015 after meeting and falling in love in Israel, where she had traveled as part of a birthright trip in 2013. Viewers have followed their lives over the past ten years as they settled in Florida and welcomed three children. It hasn't always been easy, something Loren learned after she underwent a surgical 'mommy makeover,' which caused some tension with her husband and divided viewers. 'You're always being judged,' Loren Brovernik told CNN. 'You're damned if you do, you're damned if you don't and you can't do it right no matter what.' Public scrutiny hasn't dissuaded the couple from participating in several spinoffs, including '90 Day Fiancé: Pillow Talk' and 'Loren & Alexei: After the 90 Days.' They will next be seen in a new season of '90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?' 'It's a brilliant concept and every story is different,' Brovernik said of the entire franchise. Alon Orstein, senior vice president for production and development for TLC, credits the appeal of '90 Day' shows to their mix of romance and drama. 'It's boy meets girl, boy meets boy, girl meets girl,' he said. 'People love to see the romantic journeys. People love the rollercoaster relationships, and '90 Day Fiancé' gives it this twist of this international component.' He insists that the show is not scripted, as some on social media have suggested. Orstein said they aim to cast individuals who are 'open, being honest, giving full access, being ready to wear your heart on your sleeve, being ready to dig deep and to be ready, willing and able to sort of have your most intimate experiences be out there.' 'That's not so easy. Not everyone can do that, and it's something that we have to be mindful of in the casting process. And sometimes even during productions people become more guarded,' Orstein said. 'It's hard to do these stories and to make a show like this if people aren't ready to sort of open up and give full access. That's really what makes the best cast members, people who are just ready to go there.' Kenny Niedermeier and Armando Rubio became famous for their appearance on '90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way,' when Niedermeier moved to Mexico, married Rubio and become co-parent to Rubio's daughter, Hannah, 12. The couple even had a spin-off in 2022, titled 'Kenny & Armando: Love Is Love.' The two men said they didn't quite know what to expect when they joined the franchise, but it's been a great experience. 'I think our favorite part is that we were able to tell our story, and I think it helped a lot of people that are in our situation that might feel kind of left out or they feel like a lot of people don't support them,' Niedermeier said. He added that occasional negativity they received for sharing their lives was something that made them closer. 'We felt so much support along the way,' Niedermeier said. 'We weren't sure what we to expect when we signed on to do '90 Day Fiancé,' but we were pleasantly surprised and I think it really made a difference in our lives.' The new season of '90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After?' premieres Sunday, July 6 at 8pm ET/PT on TLC.

90 Day Fiancé's Sarper and Shekinah Swap Wedding for ‘Bedding' Ceremony
90 Day Fiancé's Sarper and Shekinah Swap Wedding for ‘Bedding' Ceremony

Yahoo

time20-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • Yahoo

90 Day Fiancé's Sarper and Shekinah Swap Wedding for ‘Bedding' Ceremony

90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way stars Sarper Güven and Shekinah Garner have finally wed! And they decided to switch up the traditional wedding ceremony to get married in bed. They had a bedding ceremony! The couple met on a dating site during Season 5 of the show while vacationing in Turkey. Originally Shekinah was supposed to move to Turkey. However, this didn't happen and by the beginning of Season 6, it was revealed that she had to return to the U.S. for work. Sarper followed her on a K1 visa. But that wasn't the end of the drama. As a returning couple on 90 Day Fiancé Season 11, fans watched as they continued to argue. Despite having proposed in Season 6 of The Other Way, the couple still had a lot of issues to resolve before saying 'I Do.' Now we know they made it through. At least to the wedding, or rather bedding portion of the program. The couple decided on having a wedding in bed and honestly, it's really so on brand. The reality duo caught up with TMZ and shared some of the details of their non-traditional bedding ceremony. 'We love being in bed, honestly,' Shekinah 'We spend a lot of time in bed. We don't even have a dining room table, we eat all our meals in bed, we watch a lot of shows.' She paused and then added, 'We were really afraid of marriage actually so it made it a little less scary.' Sarper added that nothing about their relationship was normal so it was expected that their wedding wouldn't be normal or traditional either. The couple also shared that their family was shocked but not surprised when they heard. 'They were shocked,' Shekinah revealed. 'But they also weren't that surprised because they know us. They know that we're going to do something unconventional.' When asked if they would recommend a 'bedding wedding' to other couples, Shekinah was quick to answer, 'No! It's our thing!' This made Sarper laugh as he joked, 'We are selfish son of a b*tches.' The pair's ceremony marks the 90th wedding in the 90 Day Fiancé history. 90 Day Fiancé Season 11 is currently available to stream on Discovery +. TELL US – DO YOU THINK SARPER AND SHEKINAH WILL GO THE DISTANCE? WHAT DO YOU THINK OF THEIR BEDDING CEREMONY? The post 90 Day Fiancé's Sarper and Shekinah Swap Wedding for 'Bedding' Ceremony appeared first on Reality Tea.

After the show's 90th wedding, real couples from ‘90 Day Fiancé' explain why love for the franchise endures
After the show's 90th wedding, real couples from ‘90 Day Fiancé' explain why love for the franchise endures

CNN

time18-06-2025

  • Entertainment
  • CNN

After the show's 90th wedding, real couples from ‘90 Day Fiancé' explain why love for the franchise endures

When '90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way' cast members Shekinah Garner and Sarper Güven got married in bed, the pair seemed to thrill and enrage their audience in equal measure. Some viewers offered up congratulations to the newlyweds in comments on social media, while others viewed the nuptials as a stunt meant to garner the pair more airtime. Welcome to the world of the '90 Day' franchise, shows people love to watch and live to hate-watch. Garner and Güven's wedding was the 90th of the franchise, which has multiple shows and millions of fans. The original show, '90 Day Fiancé,' premiered on TLC in January 2014, featuring stories about Americans who fall in love with people from other countries. The '90 day' refers to the amount of time an individual with a K-1 fiancé(e) visa has to marry their US sponsor and start the process to become an American citizen. The franchise has grown to have multiple spinoff series, including '90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days,' '90 Day: The Single Life,' '90 Day Fiancé: Love in Paradise' and 'The Last Resort.' (Like CNN, TLC is part of Warner Bros. Discovery.) Loren and Alexei Brovarnik joined the show in 2015 after meeting and falling in love in Israel, where she had traveled as part of a birthright trip in 2013. Viewers have followed their lives over the past ten years as they settled in Florida and welcomed three children. It hasn't always been easy, something Loren learned after she underwent a surgical 'mommy makeover,' which caused some tension with her husband and divided viewers. 'You're always being judged,' Loren Brovernik told CNN. 'You're damned if you do, you're damned if you don't and you can't do it right no matter what.' Public scrutiny hasn't dissuaded the couple from participating in several spinoffs, including '90 Day Fiancé: Pillow Talk' and 'Loren & Alexei: After the 90 Days.' They will next be seen in a new season of '90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?' 'It's a brilliant concept and every story is different,' Brovernik said of the entire franchise. Alon Orstein, senior vice president for production and development for TLC, credits the appeal of '90 Day' shows to their mix of romance and drama. 'It's boy meets girl, boy meets boy, girl meets girl,' he said. 'People love to see the romantic journeys. People love the rollercoaster relationships, and '90 Day Fiancé' gives it this twist of this international component.' He insists that the show is not scripted, as some on social media have suggested. Orstein said they aim to cast individuals who are 'open, being honest, giving full access, being ready to wear your heart on your sleeve, being ready to dig deep and to be ready, willing and able to sort of have your most intimate experiences be out there.' 'That's not so easy. Not everyone can do that, and it's something that we have to be mindful of in the casting process. And sometimes even during productions people become more guarded,' Orstein said. 'It's hard to do these stories and to make a show like this if people aren't ready to sort of open up and give full access. That's really what makes the best cast members, people who are just ready to go there.' Kenny Niedermeier and Armando Rubio became famous for their appearance on '90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way,' when Niedermeier moved to Mexico, married Rubio and become co-parent to Rubio's daughter, Hannah, 12. The couple even had a spin-off in 2022, titled 'Kenny & Armando: Love Is Love.' The two men said they didn't quite know what to expect when they joined the franchise, but it's been a great experience. 'I think our favorite part is that we were able to tell our story, and I think it helped a lot of people that are in our situation that might feel kind of left out or they feel like a lot of people don't support them,' Niedermeier said. He added that occasional negativity they received for sharing their lives was something that made them closer. 'We felt so much support along the way,' Niedermeier said. 'We weren't sure what we to expect when we signed on to do '90 Day Fiancé,' but we were pleasantly surprised and I think it really made a difference in our lives.' The new season of '90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After?' premieres Sunday, July 6 at 8pm ET/PT on TLC.

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