they bargained for. From whirlwind romances to absolute trainwrecks, this season has a mix of love, confusion, heartbreak, and total chaos that only 90 Day Fiancé can deliver. As always, the concept remains simple but emotionally charged: Americans leave their comfortable lives behind to live abroad with their partners, discovering just how complicated cross-cultural love can really be. But in true The Other Way fashion, some relationships stand out as rock-solid and genuine, while others make viewers yell “WTF” at their screens. Here’s a deep dive into the couples of Season 7, ranked from the most stable to the most mind-bogglingly messy.

At the top of the list are Luke and Madelein, a couple who have managed to prove that not every international romance has to be doomed from the start. Luke, a calm and practical engineer from California, moved to Colombia to be with Madelein, a vibrant artist with a strong personality and deep family ties. What makes them work is balance—Luke’s quiet patience complements Madelein’s fiery passion. They’ve faced their share of cultural misunderstandings, but unlike many 90 Day Fiancé pairs, they actually talk things out. Madelein’s parents were skeptical at first, but Luke’s efforts to integrate into their culture, learn Spanish, and participate in family traditions have earned him respect. Fans on social media have dubbed them “the only normal couple this season,” which, given the competition, is high praise indeed.

Next in line are Chloe and Johny, a pairing that fans love to debate. Chloe, a free-spirited woman from Arizona, met Johny, a conservative entrepreneur from China, through a business networking app. Their relationship began as a friendship but evolved into something deeper. What’s made them both fascinating and frustrating to watch this season is Chloe’s struggle to adapt to Johny’s structured lifestyle and Johny’s difficulty accepting Chloe’s independence. Their cultural and personality differences often clash, but there’s genuine affection between them. However, Chloe’s tendency to spy on Johny and her growing insecurity about his female coworkers have raised red flags. Despite their intense chemistry, many fans worry that trust issues might destroy what could otherwise be a beautiful relationship. Still, they remain one of the more compelling and emotional storylines in the series.

Moving down the list, we encounter Brandan and Mary DeNuccio, the franchise’s most polarizing couple. Returning after their dramatic debut in a previous season, they’ve tried to rebuild their relationship following years of turbulence. Brandan, once criticized for being controlling, appears to have mellowed out, focusing on fatherhood and financial stability. Mary, who used to struggle with jealousy and trust, has shown growth but still battles insecurities. Their second pregnancy announcement shocked fans, sparking a mix of celebration and concern. While some viewers believe they’ve matured into responsible parents, others fear they’re rushing into new challenges before fully healing old wounds. Their connection is strong, but their emotional volatility keeps fans anxious—and hooked.

Then comes Tomas and Nerea, a couple that embodies both passion and disaster. Tomas, from Argentina, met Nerea, an American singer, while she was touring in Buenos Aires. Their whirlwind romance led to an impulsive engagement, but once Nerea relocated to Argentina, reality hit hard. Nerea’s struggle to adapt to the slower-paced lifestyle and language barrier created tension. Tomas’s traditional family, who expected her to give up her music career, added fuel to the fire. Their love story is filled with explosive arguments, tears, and moments of raw vulnerability. Fans compare them to some of the franchise’s most notorious duos like Paul and Karine—deeply in love but incapable of sustaining peace. It’s messy, unpredictable, and pure 90 Day Fiancé gold.

Further down the ranking, Sierra and Nikhil take the spotlight for their unique but confusing relationship. Sierra, an adventurous traveler from Texas, met Nikhil, a software engineer from India, while volunteering at a tech startup. Their connection was instant, but their expectations couldn’t be more different. Sierra envisions a free-spirited lifestyle filled with travel and creativity, while Nikhil desires structure, family approval, and long-term stability. The tension between Sierra’s Western independence and Nikhil’s traditional values has created some of the season’s most uncomfortable moments. When Nikhil’s parents expressed doubts about Sierra’s lifestyle, it led to an emotional confrontation that left fans divided. Some sympathize with Nikhil’s loyalty to his culture, while others see Sierra as being unfairly judged. Their story is a reminder of how difficult it can be to blend love with deeply rooted family traditions.

As we descend toward the “WTF” end of the list, we meet Erin and Davide, the couple everyone can’t stop talking about—but for all the wrong reasons. Erin, a social media influencer from Los Angeles, fell in love with Davide, an Italian club promoter known for his charm and nightlife lifestyle. Their relationship seems built more on chemistry and Instagram likes than substance. Erin’s obsession with curating her image online often clashes with Davide’s jealousy and his refusal to give up his bachelor habits. Their constant fights about trust, attention, and fame have made them the season’s biggest drama magnets. Every episode with them feels like a ticking time bomb, and fans can’t decide whether they’re genuinely in love or just addicted to the chaos they create together.

Finally, at the very bottom of the ranking—earning the title of “most confusing couple of Season 7”—are Mila and Jamal, whose relationship seems to exist in a parallel reality. Mila, a fashion student from Paris, met Jamal, an American DJ, during a festival, and they quickly fell head over heels. However, what started as a fairytale romance has spiraled into dysfunction. Jamal struggles with commitment and finances, while Mila’s controlling tendencies and constant accusations make matters worse. In recent episodes, their communication breakdown reached a boiling point when Mila discovered Jamal’s messages with another woman. Instead of leaving, she confronted him in a dramatic showdown that ended with both crying but refusing to separate. Fans have described their relationship as “a masterclass in toxicity,” yet no one can look away.

As 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way Season 7 continues, it’s clear that each couple represents a different side of love—hope, fear, passion, and insecurity. The strongest pairs remind viewers that cultural differences can be overcome with patience and empathy, while the most chaotic ones expose the dangers of ignoring red flags for the sake of romance. The show thrives on contrast, and this season delivers it in spades.

Whether it’s Luke and Madelein’s mature connection, Chloe and Johny’s fragile trust, or Erin and Davide’s social media circus, fans can’t stop debating who will make it and who will crash and burn. In the end, that’s the magic of 90 Day Fiancé: it’s not just about love across borders—it’s about the unpredictable, messy, and utterly human ways people try to make love work when everything seems to stand in their way.