Ep 8. Chickening Out

In episode 8 of 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way season 1, titled "Chickening Out," the couples face various challenges as they continue their journey towards love and commitment.

Jenny and Sumit's relationship is further tested as Sumit's parents visit him in Delhi. Jenny, who is twice Sumit's age, is worried that his parents may not approve of their relationship and that it might go against the traditional Indian cultural norms. On the other hand, Sumit is worried about telling his parents the truth about his relationship with Jenny as they are conservative and traditional.

Deavan and Jihoon are trying to adjust to their new life in South Korea. Deavan is struggling to adapt to the language, customs, and the unfamiliar surroundings, making her feel more homesick than ever. Jihoon, who is aware of Deavan's difficulty, tries to cheer her up by taking her and their son to a Korean market.

In Ethiopia, Laura's friend, Evelyn, is hesitant about her relationship with Aladin. Despite Laura's assurances, Evelyn is worried about the cultural differences between them. Aladin, who is a bit frustrated by Evelyn's lack of enthusiasm, urges Laura to talk to her friend and convince her of their love.

In India, Corey is trying to find a way to propose to his girlfriend, Evelin. However, things take a turn for the worse when Evelin discovers that Corey has not yet told his family about their relationship. Frustrated with Corey's lack of transparency, Evelin decides to take a break from him and focus on herself.

Meanwhile, Laura and Aladin embark on a journey to a remote town in Tunisia, where Aladin's family resides. Laura is nervous about meeting Aladin's conservative family, who may not approve of a non-Muslim woman as their potential daughter-in-law. Despite her apprehension, Laura tries to make a good first impression on Aladin's family and win their hearts.

Finally, in Mexico, Tim is trying to prove himself to his girlfriend, Jeniffer. However, his fear of chickens and other small animals is making him look like a coward in front of Jeniffer. In an effort to conquer his fears and prove his love to Jeniffer, Tim decides to face his fear of chickens, leading to an amusing yet touching moment between the couple.

In "Chickening Out," these couples continue to navigate through the ups and downs of their relationships, as they face cultural, linguistic, and personal challenges in their pursuit of love and commitment.