Episode six of 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way Season 7, aptly titled “Seems a Bit Dodgy,” dives deep into the fragile bonds that tie love, trust, and desperation together across borders. As the season progresses, the romantic promises that once seemed magical begin to show their cracks. This episode captures the uneasy reality behind cross-cultural relationships — where suspicion, culture shock, and conflicting dreams test every couple to their emotional limits. From whispered doubts to explosive confrontations, this chapter proves that not everything is as picture-perfect as it first appears.

The episode opens in Thailand with Michelle and Ben, whose relationship has gone from passionate to precarious. Michelle begins questioning Ben’s honesty after noticing discrepancies in his financial situation. She had believed he was helping support his family back home, but when she accidentally overhears a phone call revealing a gambling debt, her faith in him shatters. “I gave up everything to move here,” she says tearfully to producers. “Now I’m wondering if he just wanted my money.” Ben, visibly defensive, insists he only hid the truth to “protect her from stress,” but Michelle doesn’t buy it. Their romantic getaway ends in silence, with Michelle staring out the window, wondering if her fiancé is truly the man she thought he was.

Across the ocean in Colombia, Chloe and Johnny’s story takes a darker turn after the fallout from last week’s spying incident. Chloe’s decision to secretly follow Johnny to his job still haunts her. The couple attempts to patch things up, but their conversation quickly spirals into an argument about trust. “You don’t respect me,” Johnny snaps. “You filmed me like a criminal!” Chloe fires back, reminding him that his lies drove her to desperation. Their once-adorable chemistry is replaced by icy glares and tearful silence. Later, in her confessional, Chloe admits that love alone may not be enough. “Maybe we’re not strong enough to make this work,” she whispers. It’s one of the most heartbreaking moments of the episode — the realization that love can crumble under the weight of doubt.

Meanwhile, in Turkey, Adam and Elif’s romance faces a new kind of challenge — culture shock. Adam, an American free spirit, finds himself suffocated by Elif’s conservative family expectations. Her parents demand a formal engagement ceremony and insist he adopt Turkish customs before marriage. The tension peaks when Adam refuses to remove his shoes before entering the family’s prayer room, claiming he “didn’t know the rules.” Elif’s father storms out, calling the relationship “disrespectful.” Later, Elif tearfully tells producers, “I love him, but he doesn’t understand how important family is here.” Adam, on the other hand, confesses that he feels like “a stranger in his own life.” The cultural gap between them grows wider, leaving viewers uncertain whether love can truly bridge it.

Back in Mexico, Tiffany and Raul continue to dance around the same unresolved issue — Raul’s jealousy. Despite Tiffany’s reassurances, Raul cannot shake the insecurity he feels when she interacts with other men. The tension reaches a boiling point when Tiffany accepts a modeling gig that requires her to pose with a male colleague. Raul storms onto the set mid-shoot, accusing her of being unfaithful. The confrontation turns ugly, with cameras capturing his anger and her humiliation. “You don’t own me!” she yells, tears streaming down her face. Later, Tiffany admits that Raul’s controlling behavior reminds her of her ex — a red flag she can no longer ignore. “I thought I was done with men who tried to cage me,” she says. Her decision to pack a suitcase at the end of the episode suggests she may finally be ready to walk away.

Meanwhile, in India, Lauren and Arun’s storyline delivers one of the most emotional arcs of the episode. Lauren struggles to adapt to her new life, where traditional gender roles and family pressures constantly weigh on her. The couple’s biggest conflict arises when Arun’s mother reveals she has already arranged a local wedding ceremony without consulting Lauren. “I feel like I don’t matter,” Lauren sobs. “They’re planning my wedding without me.” Arun tries to mediate, torn between his family’s expectations and the woman he loves. The dinner table scene, where Lauren breaks down after being told to “dress more modestly,” is both heartbreaking and telling. Arun later admits to the camera, “If she can’t fit in here, maybe she’ll leave me.” The emotional distance between them feels almost irreversible.

Perhaps the most unexpected twist comes from Maya and Leon in South Africa. Viewers had previously seen them as one of the season’s most stable couples — until now. Leon confesses that he has been hiding something huge: a teenage daughter he never told Maya about. The revelation leaves her speechless. “You lied to me for two years,” she says in disbelief. “How could you hide a child?” Leon defends himself, claiming he wanted to protect his daughter’s privacy until things got serious. But Maya feels betrayed. “This isn’t something you forget to mention,” she says, her voice breaking. The scene ends with Maya walking away from the cameras, muttering, “Everything feels like a lie.”