The highly anticipated conclusion of 90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After? Season 8 is rapidly approaching. As the season draws to a close, the drama is far from over. The upcoming Tell All promises to be a fiery reunion as, for the first time, all couples live together under one roof. The first part of the Tell All has already delivered explosive confrontations, including the Taco Pasta incident. Fans are eagerly awaiting the next installment to uncover the latest revelations and shocking twists.
Here is everything you need to know about the latest events on the reality show.
What happened in Tell All Part 1 of 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? Season 8?
Season 8’s Tell All segment was marked by significant tension and conflict. The couples encountered a multitude of challenges, resulting in heightened drama throughout the episode.
Jasmine Pineda and Gino Palazzolo demanded separate rooms. The couple did not sleep in the same bed and Pineda was only allowing Palazzolo to sleep with her during sex. She further revealed that she and Palazzolo haven’t been intimate for eight months.
However, Palazzolo contradicted it saying it was just five months. This led to a back-and-forth heated conversation between the duo. Additionally, Pineda said Palazzolo did not help her while moving to America. However, Palazzolo disagreed and explained how he filed for her permanent residency in the country.
Further, viewers witnessed the breakup announcement of fiancees Elizabeth “Liz” Woods and Ed Brown. Woods revealed that they went through their final breakup and started treating Brown coldly upon his arrival. Later, the couple broke down as they began speaking to each other. However, things got dramatic as they gave out ugly details of their relationship. The former partners discussed a prior incident involving a taco pasta dish.
The drama continued with the arrival of Michael Ilesanmi and Angela Deem. The couple arrived at the house the next morning after not staying on the first night. As usual, things got heated up, as the duo got into an argument. Meanwhile, there were some positive revelations from the ex-couple, Rob Warne and Sophie Sierra. They arrived at the tell-house together after seemingly separating for good. Sierra revealed that she was hanging out with her husband without labeling anything. Warne further explained that everything was platonic between the two.
Additionally, the producers confirmed that Nicole Sherbiny and Mahmoud El Sherbiny would not be participating in the Tell-All. Their final on-screen appearance was during the May 19, 2024 episode of Happily Ever After? Season 8. The couple’s absence follows Mahmoud’s arrest on domestic violence charges.
What was the taco pasta incident on 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? Season 8?
According to In Touch Weekly, Elizabeth Woods and Ed Brown revisited their infamous taco pasta altercation. The incident, which occurred during the eighth season of 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?, is widely considered a pivotal moment that contributed to the couple’s subsequent separation.
A heated argument erupted between Brown and Woods following a family dinner he prepared, as detailed by Woods on the April 21 episode of Happily Ever After? The conflict escalated when Brown dismissed his sister’s complaint about the overly spicy taco pasta dish, labeling her a “baby.” This dismissive attitude provoked Woods to confront him, leading to a heated exchange that culminated in Brown calling her “crazy.”
The confrontation intensified in front of Brown’s family, causing significant distress for Woods. She later expressed her disappointment with Brown’s lack of effort to resolve the issue, claiming he was unwilling to listen to her perspective.
The following morning, Woods discovered that Brown had left without explanation. Brown subsequently revealed that he believed their relationship had run its course, citing a history of similar patterns and acknowledging that they were at different stages in life. Ultimately, Brown ended their engagement, informing Woods of his decision via text message from their officiant.
