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Recently, 90 Day Fiance fans saw Molly Hopkins weigh in on the Emily Bieberly storyline in social media comments.
Molly, who is a mother herself, noted that Emily breastfeeding her son is both “natural” and “really not that serious.”
But many fans are more interested in Molly’s life, and where things stand so long after her last season of The Single Life filmed.
Is she still with Kelly?
Early on 90 Day: The Single Life, Molly Hopkins introduced viewers to her new boyfriend, Kelly.
After her troubled relationship and divorce from Luis Mendes, Kelly slid into Molly’s DMs.
It wasn’t long before Molly traveled to New York to meet him. On the show, we watched Kelly visit Molly not once, but twice, in Woodstock Georgia.
Their immediate mutual interest did not mean that everything was easy.
First and foremost, Kelly knew that he needed to do right by Molly’s girls.
That meant that he needed to form a bond with her daughter, Kensley, and get the approval of her eldest, Olivia.
Then, of course, came running the gauntlet of impressing Molly’s friends.
Parts of this are things that everyone in a relationship goes through in some form or another.
Others had more to do with winning over fans by very visibly convincing them that this relationship is a good thing.
On Kelly’s return trip, however, he and Molly had conflict — because her casual online snooping had led her to find his ex-girlfriend, who has a young child.
Kelly had told her that he does not have children.
He did convince her that the child was not his, but this led to an important talk about Molly’s understandable trust issues.
Kelly emphasized that he is not like Molly’s ex, Luis Mendez, who remarried an extremely short time after he and Molly split.
He doesn’t want to pay the price for her ex-husband’s behavior.
Additionally, Kelly told Molly that he wanted children — something that the 45-year-old balked at.
The decision about whether or not to have children together can make or break many relationships.
Somehow, Kelly and Molly were able to work through their differing views.
Some fans accused them of faking this discussion for drama, but it’s also possible that they just prioritized their relationship.
The Tell All special led to Molly reporting some good news about her personal growth.
“I trust Kelly. 100 percent. I do trust Kelly 100 percent. I do,” she announced.
Just after the Tell All aired, she and Kelly went Instagram official, showing that they were still together.
Of course, that was then, and we all know that sometimes couples who are broken up will make misleading posts.
They’re not supposed to spoil their seasons, present or future, which often means keeping their lives under wraps for a year or more after filming.
So … are Molly and Kelly still together?
Yes.
It is now June of 2022, and Kelly recently gushed about Molly in an interview.
Combined with zero indications of a breakup — not even rumors — and we’re talking about a still-solid couple. You know what? Good for them.
We knew that Natalie Mordovtseva was still married during her quest for a hot Florida Man on 90 Day: The Single Life.
Her estranged husband, Mike Youngquist, was part of the Tell All … and had a nasty revelation for her.
On Part 2, Natalie learned that Mike had never filed to adjust her status, even though she thought that he had.
This meant no Green Card — now or ever. Natalie’s breakdown on stage was only natural.
As this sneak peek clip for Part 2 of the Tell All reveals, Tania Maduro is asking Natalie Mordovtseva for clarification.
Natalie is quick to assure her that they “did” file to change her status.
This is what would put Natalie on track to get long-term legal residency in the United States.
Mike, however, is tuning in remotely and telling a different story.
“Nope,” he says, shaking his head.
“She doesn’t have a status, she doesn’t have anything,” Mike claims.
“She literally has no paperwork right now,” Mike alleges.
Natalie asks for clarification, because she was certain that they had made this filing — perhaps even back when they were together.
Either Mike is not being truthful now or, more likely, she was misled and is only now learning the truth about her documentation.
Natalie wants an explanation, but she does not get one.
Mike claims to harbor no hard feelings, but that is difficult to believe under the circumstances.
(It’s hard to honestly wish someone well while also turning their life upside down)
Natalie asks what she can possibly do at this point.
“It’s his choice, not mine,” she points out, referring to who decided against moving forward with her paperwork.
“I’m not a toy,” Natalie says, likely in reference to the feeling of being discarded.
“He cannot bring me to another country, make me to survive here, and have to send me back,” Natalie laments.
“I’m not a toy,” she reiterates.
Natalie insists: “You can’t do this to me.”
“That’s it, you know?” Mike says with his trademark lack of emotional expression.
“I hope you find someone, Natalie, that makes you happy,” he claims.
Mike adds: “And you have a great family and everything.”
Natalie reminds him that she is now 37 years old. She spent four years of her life in a relationship with him.
She did the best that she could, she claims, but he never made her a real priority.
Natalie broke down and began to sob, and it’s not difficult to understand why.
Natalie and Mike aren’t terrible people, but they were horrible partners to one another.
There was real emotional cruelty during their engagement and marriage and it made them a toxic couple.
At the same time, seeing one of them get their life ruined because the other decided to have the last laugh … that doesn’t sit well with many people.
While everyone uncomfortably listens to Natalie sob and grieve her life, Debbie makes a move.
She gets up and quietly offers Natalie some kindness and comfort, and a tissue.
Natalie cannot easily be calmed in this moment, but it’s a nice gesture nonetheless.
“She don’t love me,” Mike complains. “We got married and you were gone in six months, Natalie.”
He continues: “I took you to my dad’s, I took you to a bunch of places, right? You made your bed, now you gotta lay in it.”
“I have no ill feelings against you, OK? I will always have a spot in my heart for you. It didn’t work out,” Mike lists.
“You live in a completely different state. We’re not together no more,” Mike says, explaining why he’s pursuing the divorce now.
“I’m terribly sorry. It’s time — it’s time,” he says. “It’s been a whole year since you’ve been home.”
Natalie has to flee the stage, her face stricken with uncontrollable tears. It is a heartbreaking moment to witness.
Before the 90 Day: The Single Life Season 2 Tell All aired, the world already knew about the conflict between mother and son.
With plans in the works to move out, Colt and Vanessa were looking for their own place, with Debbie hunting for her own.
Only on the Tell All stage did Colt lay into Debbie and reduce his mother to tears over her “interference” in his marriage.
Vanessa revealed that she and Colt are separated, laying the blame at the feet of mother-in-law Debbie.
As we reported earlier in the week, Debbie’s lack of independence had reached a breaking point for her son.
Nearly 40 years old and married, he was tired of his mother — good intentions or not — monopolizing his time and energy.
There’s an online saying that people who live with their parents pay “rent” in the form of mental and emotional health, and Colt wanted some self-care.
“I’m upset that you just can’t do anything by yourself,” he lamented to Debbie on the Tell All stage.
“I’m the first person, the first call, the first everything with you,” he expresed to his 70-year-old mother.
“You’ve raised me to be just a subservient person to you,” Colt accused, asking why she would do this.
“I shouldn’t be bothered with your life,” Colt told Debbie.
“This is your life,” he affirmed. “It’s not my responsibility.”
Feeling hurt and embarrassed, Debbie pleaded with him to stop, citing that he had promised that he wouldn’t do this.
When Colt did not stop putting his mother on blast, she got up and stormed off.
She expressed a desire for Colt and Vanessa to move far, far away.
While Debbie cooled off backstage, Shaun asked Colt and Vanessa where things stand for them.
“Do you want to tell them?” Colt asked his wife.
This is when Vanessa revealed: “I moved out.”
“We’re separated,” Colt confirmed, sharing that Vanessa had moved out three weeks earlier.
Vanessa did not hold back as she explained exactly she had to find a new living space.
Simply put, she was “tired of being under” her mother-in-law’s roof.
She and Colt have shared space with her mother-in-law since they married.
Vanessa cited that Debbie constantly turning to Colt was about more than just overall dependency — it was also annoying.
“‘Hey Colt,’ ‘hey colt,'” Vanessa quoted, noting a phrase that we have all heard many times from Debbie.
According to her, even keeping their bedroom door closed does not prevent the nonstop interruptions.
What’s interesting about this unhappy news is that Vanessa was the (one) woman who received Debbie’s approval.
Debbie cried just minutes after meeting Larissa Lima, Colt’s ex-wife.
She went further with Jess Caroline, actively letting things “slip” in front of Jess to cause problems on purpose during the trip to Brazil.
There is something both loving and toxic about Colt’s relationship with Debbie.
She’s not a pathological narcissist like Betty Gibbs, but she and Colt have an intense emotional attachment that has held them both back.
Sometimes, the bonds that we forge to heal prevent us from moving forward in life. Not every coping mechanism should go on for life.
For what it’s worth, Vanessa did affirm that she will move back home if Debbie is gone.
Debbie has made plans to move out, to move in with a friend of hers.
While Colt initially gave her too short notice to find a place, it’s clear that there were emotional hangups that also delayed her move.
On last week’s episode of 90 Day: The Single Life, Big Ed Brown mourned his beloved dog, Teddy.
To basically everyone’s surprise and no shortage of horror, that tragedy led to him reconciling with his ex, Liz Woods.
On the Tell All, Liz confirmed that they are still engaged, and got very defensive of the ill-advised relationship.
Castmates begged Liz to not marry Ed, while Liz and Ed shared secrets about their past breakups and the unhappiness of Ed’s family.
Last summer, Ed and Liz became engaged just a couple of days after reconciling.
Giddily, the two gushed at the Tell All about how in love they are, boasting that it “feels” like they’re already married.
The obvious concern on the faces of their castmates was just a taste of what was to come.
Ed could not stop raving about how comfortable he feels around Liz.
For reasons that we cannot fathom, he and Liz shared an anecdote on a truly unspeakable topic: flatulence.
It sounds like Stephanie Matto and Mike Berk have some competition. Ugh.
Shaun Robinson, who cannot possibly be paid enough for putting up with the world’s worst hellclowns, changed the topic.
She brought up how Ed and Liz were singing a very different tune on the Season 1 Tell All, when a tearful Liz called out Ed’s toxic behavior.
We remember well how Debbie read Ed the riot act and could see that she was clearly ready to repeat that this time.
While caressing Liz’s leg in a way that made viewers’ skins crawl, Ed recalled how he and Liz made nice.
Teddy’s death brought them together, and Liz’s dead drop flower delivery opened the door for them to talk again.
Apparently, another big change was that Ed was pushing people away if they didn’t support this relationship.
“His so-called ‘friends’ were using him,” Liz insisted during the Tell All.
She cites this as part of the key to why they (allegedly) work better now as a couple than they did before.
But … what friends are these? What does she mean?
Apparently, those 8 times that Ed dumped her via text message were out of necessity … and he wasn’t the one doing the dumping.
Struggling to find the words, he would apparently pass his phone to a friend and ask this unnamed man to send the text for him.
The idea of having a ghostwriter for 8 breakup text messages with the same woman is categorically absurd, and everyone else knows it.
Various castmates cannot help but react to how absurd this is.
First, if Ed can’t bring himself to break up with Liz on his own, he shouldn’t have kept getting back with her.
Second, it’s absurd and frankly disappointing that Liz would give Ed yet another chance. What is this, chance number nine?
This is when Debbie Johnson, who very relatably is disgusted by Ed’s behavior, begged Liz to not marry him.
In her estimation, Ed is desperate for companionship.
“You don’t love anybody except yourself,” Debbie very sharply describe dEd.
She pointed out that the only reason that Ed isn’t with one of the other women whom he dated is because they turned him down.
Stephanie described the engagement as almost a “bribe” to get Liz back with him in a desperate attempt to mend his image.
Unfortunately, Liz was not willing or ready to listen.
Liz insisted that Big Ed had changed in many ways, claiming that they “hardly ever” have arguments anymore.
Of course, one major factor was that Ed’s elderly mother has now moved out and is giving them “privacy.”
Ed’s mom doesn’t support this engagement. Neither does Ed’s daughter, Tiffany, who burst into tears at the news.
Shaun shared that, regretfully, none of Ed’s family was willing to discuss this disastrous engagement on the Tell All.
Ed countered by claiming that he’s supported by some nieces and nephews who live far away from him.
Of course … if your only supporters are the people whom you see the least, that could be a bit of a red flag.
Stephanie very accurately described Ed’s transparent desperation, clearly seeing his pattern of manipulative behavior.
Of course, back stage, Stephanie spoke with Natalie Mordovtseva about Liz and Ed’s toxic relationship.
Liz got into a confrontation with them after hearing their concern. It’s worrisome to see someone this committed to a self-destructive engagement.
Ostensibly, Debbie Johnson going on dates for the first time in decades has been the focus of her 90 Day: The Single Life storyline.
Realistically, a lot of viewers have been much more fascinated by her conscious uncoupling with Colt Johsnon.
It was very early this season when Colt Johnson told Debbie that he’s kicking her out.
In this sneak peek of the Tell All, he scolds his elderly mother, driving her to tears.
Colt Johnson, seated between wife Vanessa Guerra and mother Debbie Johnson, was not holding back.
“I’m upset that you just can’t do anything by yourself,” he complained.
“I’m the first person, the first call, the first everything with you,” Colt griped.
“Not anymore,” Debbie countered.
She added that the two of them had not spoken all week, but Coult remembered things a little differently.
“I got 10 texts as soon as I landed,” he described.
Vanessa backed up her husband, saying:
“Colt is her go-to, always, always.”
“It’s just crazy,” Colt lamented, “the amount of ‘Do this, do that, go get my bag, do this, oh hey take me to San Diego…'”
This is when Debbie began to plead with Colt to stop, because he was clearly hurting her feelings.
“I can’t stop because this is very important to me,” Colt asserted.
“You raised me to be just a subservient person to you,” he accused, “and I just want to know why.”
“I need to know why you’re this way,” Colt protested, citing a specific instance when Debbie was overly dependent upon him.
“My wife was pregnant, I didn’t want to tell you at the time when I was driving out to San Diego,” he noted.
“I didn’t want to leave her,” Colt explained. “I shouldn’t be bothered with your life, this is your life. It’s not my responsibility.”
“Well I’m moving out, it doesn’t matter,” Debbie fired back.
She then asked Colt: “What are you going to do?”
“I don’t care,” Colt. “As long as you stop influencing me so much and always there, there, there.”
“Do you even understand why I’m mad?” Colt demanded of his mother.
Debbie did not, and again protested that he was pushing this issue now and on camera, humiliating her for “the world” to see.
“I would do it in front of everybody,” Colt insisted.
“I’m 36 years old, stop treating me like I’m a kid,” Colt demanded.
“Why are you doing this now? Why?” Debbie asked.
“I’m not going to do this,” she declared. “What are you doing Colt?”
This is when Debbie stood up and began to storm off of the stage, seemingly trying to get out of sight before tears began to fall.
“I want to talk. Sit down, let’s talk about things. You just run away,” Colt protested.
Angrily, Debbie said: “I wish he wouldn’t have come. I wish he and his wife would move far, far, far away.”
One can understand Colt’s frustrations with Debbie. Codependence can turn to bitterness in a heartbeat.
However, confronting her about this at the Tell All was not the gentlest or kindest way to do this.
It’s part of their job as reality stars, but that doesn’t make it nice.
On last week’s 90 Day: The Single Life, Big Ed Brown was ghosted by his girlfriend Kaory.
He had been pushing her and pushing her outside of her comfort zone. It was enough, and viewers were happy for her.
This week struck a much sadder and more heartbreaking tone for the 56-year-old reality star.
Ed’s beloved dog passed away.
“I’ve been back from Mexico for about two weeks,” Big Ed Brown says somberly at the beginning of Season 2, Episode 11.
It is clear that there is more weighing upon his mind than the breakup with Kaory.
“I haven’t heard from her,” he shares, before revealing a tragedy.
“Teddy passed away,” a tearful Big Ed shares on screen.
He shows the cameras his dog’s shark outfit.
“He had been sick for a while,” Ed admits. “He had been having problems with one of his arms.”
Ed shares that he had taken Teddy to the vet shortly after their return home.
The vet had checked Teddy over, but it seemed clear that he was in his final months, weeks, or even days of life.
Ed tearfully recalls Teddy’s final night, when his precious dog was restless and having labored breaths.
Ed sat by Teddy, petting him since Teddy was unwilling to go to bed like he would on a normal night.
“I probably dozed off for maybe 30 minutes,” he describes.
“I woke up,” Ed tearfully shares, “and he was gone. He was still warm.”
Ed says that he woke up and wrapped Teddy’s body in a blanket.
However, he says that as difficult as this has been, it is bittersweet.
“I feel like I have a new beginning,” he says to the cameras, resolving to move forward.
The episode then shows Ed teasing his upcoming social call, including a bouqet of flowers left by “somebody that was very special to me in my life.”
He describes how they both “reached out” and that he thinks “she’s the one.”
Despite admitting that he’s “moving sort of fast,” he doesn’t want to miss out on this chance at love.
Now, you don’t even have to watch the full episode to know what Ed means.
He is talking about Liz Woods, the woman whose life he turned upside down during Season 1.
Ed dumped Liz via text message eight times, by his own admission, in addition to being a generally lousy partner to her.
We already know from various interviews that Ed and Liz got engaged.
This episode shows that stunning twist on screen, and how it came to be.
Long story short: Teddy’s passing brought them together.
It started with Liz learning that Teddy had passed away and reaching out to express her sympathy.
In interviews, this was described as an email exchange.
In the episode, we hear Ed describe it as a gift of mystery flowers, a mystery solved only by his front door camera.
As they spoke again, they apparently realized that they wanted to be together, despite everything.
Ed had previously stated that it was a “back together on Saturday, engaged on Sunday” situation.
This episode shows us that he wasn’t really exaggerating.
We’d say that Kaory dodged a bullet, but in light of their date being interrupted by gunshots, that would be in poor taste.
Instead, we’ll just say that she clearly counted the red flags and knew when she had enough of Big Ed Brown.
Following Ed being so dang pushy and repeated requests that he stop, Kaory was a no-show for the next date.
There was no explanation. No breakup call or text. She ghosted Big Ed.
As you can see in this clip, Big Ed Brown’s recent push for Kaory to commit before she’s ready blew up in his face.
She asked him to “let it be” and finally demanded that he just be quiet.
That’s something that Ed, accused of rampant misogyny, manipulation, and worse, should hear more often.
“I thought it was nice that Ed opened his heart to me, but I think that a relationship is built,” Kaory expressed to the cameras.
“And to build it takes days, weeks, months, years,” she suggested.
A flustered Ed protested: “I’m trying to understand, I really am, but it’s really confusing.”
Ed explained to the cameras: “So I’m thinking to myself, ‘I’m into you, I like you, I think you’re into me, you know, let’s see where this can go.'”
We now know exactly where this can go, so to speak.
Despite obvious signs that Kaory was unhappy with him, Ed invited her to a romantic sunset cruise.
“I came to Mexico looking for love,” Ed claimed, “and I do think we can work this out.”
“I don’t want to give up because I’m getting older,” he insisted.
“I’m afraid I’m not going to meet the One,” Ed complained, “and if I can’t get an honest commitment from Kaory then this will be it for me.”
Of course, Kaory did not respond to any of Ed’s texts.
She also did not show up to take the boat ride.
Realizing that he had been ghosted, Ed took his mother on a considerably less romantic boat ride.
Ed was feeling the clock ticking and feared that mourning what might have been with Kaory would be a waste.
“I don’t have time, like, I want love now,” Ed told his mother.
“I want a partner that will enjoy this,” Ed explained. “I’m ready to meet the right person.”
“I might have failed with Kaory but I’m not going to give up,” Ed threatened to the cameras.
“Once you give up the fact that there’s somebody else out there that is your love, then life is over,” he wildly claimed.
“So, I never want to feel that way,” Ed insisted. “I never want to be that way.”
Just for the record, romantic love is not the be-all and end-all of a person’s life.
We don’t just mean platonic friendships or loving bonds with family, either.
At times, one cannot help but wonder if Ed is so desperate to find love because he does not sufficiently love himself.
That said, you know, it’s sort of difficult to feel sorry for the guy after witnessing how he chooses to treat women.
How he treated Rosemarie Vega, how he treated Liz Woods, and to a lesser extent, how he treated Kaory — those were all choices.
He is a grown man who chooses to be a terrible partner to these much-younger women whom he pursues. Quit it.
90 Day: The Single Life has showcased Jesse Meester and Jeniffer Tarazona’s relationship, such as it is.
There’s been a theory that they’re faking it, and Jesse and Jeniffer are vain and horny enough that it’s not so far-fetched.
But even their worst critics were alarmed over the weekend.
Jesse took to social media to alert fans that Jeniffer was missing.
On Sunday, January 9, Jesse Meester raised the alarm with a post in Spanish.
“Jeniffer has been missing in Bucaramanga for more than 24 hours,” he announced.
“I am using all my resources to find her,” Jesse wrote, “since I am not in the country.”
“And the last message I sent,” Jesse shared, “was ‘I love you my everything.’”
He continued: “I [was] home yesterday at 6:00 p.m. [from] our meeting.”
“She did not come home,” Jesse wrote, “and has been missing for more than 24 hours.”
“I am really concerned,” Jesse expressed.
“If anyone in Bucaramanga has seen Jeniffer,” he pleaded, “please let me know as soon as possible.”
That was an alarming read for numerous fans and followers.
Jeniffer’s most recent Instagram post at the time was shared on Friday, January 7.
Followers flocked to the comments to write to her, in the hopes that this was all a misunderstanding.
“Girl Jesse is saying you’re missing!!! Everyone is reporting you’re missing!!! Let us know you’re ok!!!” one urgent commenter wrote.
“I hope she is ok,” another shared, before weirdly deciding to add: “Colombia can be a dangerous place!!!”
(For a show that includes so many countries, the 90 Day Fiance fandom is home to a lot of intense and fearful xenophobia)
Jesse, who had clearly returned to his native Europe, had many people fearing the worse.
Fortunately, this story had a happy ending, as Jesse revealed just hours later on his Instagram Story.
“For those that helped thank you so much!” he expressed.
“This is what I love about this community here,” Jesse praised, “and looking out for each other!!!”
“Her phone was lost,” Jesse explained.
He continued: “[she] fell asleep and [had] no reception at the farm, many stops and more.”
Jesse confirmed: “She is okay!”
Since then, renewed activity on Jeniffer’s own Instagram account has helped to reassure followers that she is okay.
Sometimes, someone is out of touch for a short time, but if it’s unlike them, it causes people to worry.
In this day and age, someone going without their phone for longer than it takes to sleep can cause very reasonable panic.
Of course, 90 Day Fiance fans familiar with Jesse and Tarazona’s fame-hungry ridiculousness have … questions.
The story is perfectly plausible, of course.
But does that necessarily make it true?
Jesse and Jeniffer are marketing themselves through their “relationship,” their bodies, and their hunger for fame.
The two have been selling a steamy calendar featuring their favorite subjects: themselves.
Between that and their on-screen romance, they might have a lot of good reasons to grab attention with a brief, harmless stunt.
It’s possible, but seems sort of odd as a stunt for attention.
If Jesse and Jeniffer wanted to grab people’s attention, they could come up with something less dramatic — that would grab people’s attention for more than a few hours.
Our guess is that this really happened, but people are reluctant to trust these two narcissists.
