Ep 12. I Do and I Don't Know

In the 12th episode of 90 Day Fiance season 7, titled "I Do and I Don't Know," we continue to follow the journeys of the couples as they near their 90-day deadline for getting married.

Anna and Mursel are still at odds over the secret she's been keeping from him about her children. As she struggles with the decision to come clean, Mursel grows increasingly suspicious of her behavior. Meanwhile, Tania and Syngin are still struggling with their communication issues as they prepare for their wedding. Tania's sister arrives from South Africa, adding even more tension to their already strained relationship.

Robert and Anny are also facing their fair share of problems as they prepare to tie the knot. Anny is feeling dissatisfied with the life Robert has provided for her in America and expresses her desire for more material possessions. This puts a strain on their relationship as Robert struggles to keep up with her demands.

Michael and Juliana are also running into issues as they near their wedding day. Michael's ex-wife Sarah is causing drama by refusing to attend the wedding and trying to take their children away from Michael. The couple is left feeling stressed and frustrated as they try to deal with Sarah's behavior.

Blake and Jasmin's relationship hits a major roadblock when Jasmin reveals she has no interest in having children. This is a major disappointment for Blake, who has always dreamed of starting a family. The couple is left to figure out if they can make their relationship work without this common goal.

Meanwhile, Angela and Michael are still struggling to convince his family to accept their relationship. Michael's mother is particularly resistant to their union, and tensions continue to rise as they try to reconcile their cultural differences.

Throughout the episode, we see the couples facing tough decisions and struggling with various challenges as they navigate the final weeks of their 90-day fiancé visa. The episode ends with several of the couples still uncertain about their futures, leaving viewers on the edge of their seats for what's to come next.