90 Day FIance: Happily Ever After? has begun its sixth season!
The infamous Angela returns, an ocean away from her husband, Michael.
That means that he cannot stop her from getting surgery over her objections.
Andrei finally wants a job ... but his plan to get one has Elizabeth's whole family up in arms.
Can he swallow his pride enough to work with the Potthasts?
Julia and Brandon are on a celebratory trip to Vegas.
But Julia is ready to move there right now -- so long as she doesn't have to return to the farm.
Kalani has a plan to fix her marriage to Asuelu by getting their own house.
This plan sounds like a last ditch effort ... because it is. And things are about to become more complicated.
Finally, we catch up with Mike and Natalie half a year into their marriage.
Things seem good between them. Too good to last, in fact.
1. Angela Deem and Michael Ilesanmi
The episode begins with an almost unimaginable amount of footage of Angela's feet, to most people's horror but presumably there were a few viewers who were overjoyed. Angela was standing on a scale, speaking about how she has gained weight while processing the stress of the pandemic, being apart from Michael despite being married, and the passing of her mother.
2. She plans to do something about it
Angela has decided, as the announced at last year's Tell All, to get a gastric sleeve surgery and liposuction for weight loss. It's a major step with real risks, but she feels that it's not just what she wants for her looks, but also for her health.
3. She has a lot on her (metaphorical) plate
She and Michael were, at this point, still waiting to hear back about the spousal visa. Notably, it was just days after they married that disgraced former president Donald Trump added Nigeria to his infamous travel ban. For 2020, Angela and Michael's only hope was to receive a waiver, their chances of which were extremely slim.
4. Angela prepares her grandbabies
Speaking to her grandchildren outside, Angela talks about the surgery that she is going to undergo and acknowledges that there are some dangers. Kids rarely have a concept of what could go wrong in these situations.
5. Meanwhile, in Nigeria
Michael is nervous about one day becoming a father, which he and Angela still plan to do (though Angela will neither provide nor tote the egg), and relates Angela's plans for weight loss surgery.
6. That is expensive
Michael's family do not understand why Angela would get this surgery any more than Michael does, and wonder why she wouldn't save that kind of money to hire a gestational carrier or surrogate.
