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90 Day Fiance S12 Tell All Part 2: Catie & Shea Walk into a Bar (Power, Corruption & Lies, Oh My!)
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90 Day Fiance S12 Tell All Part 2: Catie & Shea Walk into a Bar (Power, Corruption & Lies, Oh My!)

The In-Laws disagree a lot today as they consider life’s pressing questions, such as: 

  • Why do some couples not stick up for each other in public? 

  • Have you ever travelled through TSA with a big, green glass toy in your bag? 

  • Did Thomas overreact to vape-gate? Or did Paula? 

  • Should Mallorie have told Rașit about not being pregnant?

  • Can Shea give solid life advice?

  • How did Ashia suddenly become so cool? 

  • -Who is the worst friend at the Tell All? 

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Welcome to the family! 

Reality In-Laws: A 90 Day Fiancé Recap Podcast is your home for all things 90 Day, hosted by real-life in-laws MD Kappie (a comic actor) and Melissa (a guidance counselor).

Together, they deliver a hilarious, heartfelt, and philosophical relationship breakdown of 90 Day Fiancé and its spin-offs, such as The Other Way.

Melissa drops her standard counselor persona to deliver the absolute funniest, sharpest roasts of the night, pulling from her own unique perspective as an expat living abroad. Kappie, who recently married Melissa’s sister, brings his natural performer's eye to the screen, breaking down the couple's communication habits and core relationship dynamics.

Whether you are tracking the latest cultural clashes, relationship standoffs, or messy backstage Tell-All confrontations, you are officially pulled up to the dinner table. New recap episodes drop weekly!

With Appreciation
--Bayes, Nora, performer. “Cow Bells.” Music by Al Piantadosi, lyrics by Sidney D. Mitchell, Columbia, 1922.
–Jones, Isham, composer. “It Had to Be You.” Lyrics by Gus Kahn, Brunswick, 1924.

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