90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way Season 6: Couples that are still together

The Tell-All special for 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way Season 6 is set to air on November 18, 2024, promising more drama than a telenovela on steroids. Get ready for the ultimate relationship rollercoaster recap; this season has been a wild ride of international love, cultural clashes, and enough red flags to decorate a UN conference.

From engagement celebrations to dramatic van life breakups, our favorite international couples have given us more plot twists than a season of reality TV could handle. Some relationships survived the international love gauntlet, while others crashed and burned spectacularly.

Corona and Ingi are basically a cautionary tale of what happens when love meets unfiltered social media rage. Meanwhile, couples like Shekinah and Sarper, Joanne and Sean, and Tatha and James proved that sometimes, love really can conquer all, or at least conquer enough to maintain a cute Instagram aesthetic.

90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way: The survival of the lovey dovies

Not all international love stories are created equal, and this season of 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way demonstrated that maintaining a relationship across continents is part romance, part diplomatic negotiation, and part pure miracle.

Some couples managed to keep their love alive through sheer determination, while others discovered that international romance isn't always the fairy tale TLC promises.

Shekinah and Sarper (Stil together)

When Shekinah and Sarper first appeared in Season 5 of 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way, they were the couple everyone thought wouldn't make it. Fast forward to season 6, and they're not just together; they're engaged! Sarper, once described as the "baddest boy," has transformed into a romantic lead straight out of a low-budget international rom-com.

Their Instagram is a masterclass in couple content, with posts that scream "we made it" louder than a reality TV confession cam. Sarper's engagement post:

"From a badboy, most probably the baddest boy to this lovely day and moment with. SG Forever" - reads like a redemption arc written by a slightly overzealous screenwriter.

James and Tatha (Still together)

James and Tatha arrived on the scene already married, proving that sometimes the most drama-free couples are the ones who skip the whole "will they, won't they" phase.

Their relationship post 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way is so solid that they jam out together in cars, post cute Instagram videos, and generally seem to be living their best multicultural married life. Tatha calling James her "other half" in her Instagram bio is the kind of low-key relationship goals that make single viewers simultaneously aww and roll their eyes that are not welling up.

Joanne and Sean (Still together)

Joanne and Sean's love story is like a masterclass in relationship navigation. Secretly married before filming and struggling to win Joanne's family's approval, they've managed to stay together despite the odds.

Their decision not to live together in Ireland due to her sons' hesitations shows a level of communication and compromise rarely seen in reality TV. Sean's romantic Instagram comments, like calling Joanne "Beautiful", are so genuine they almost make you forget this is a show that thrives on drama.

And then some didn’t make it

Not everyone survived the international love gauntlet. Corona and Ingi's relationship imploded with the subtlety of a hand grenade, complete with savage Instagram rants and tell-all teasers.

Statler and Dempsey's van life dream turned into a cautionary tale of trust and terrible decision-making, with Statler's dramatic Instagram posts after 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way reading like a breakup novel.

As we approach the Tell-All special, one thing becomes crystal clear: international love is not for the faint of heart. It requires patience, understanding, and apparently, a really good international data plan.

Whether you're secretly marrying, engaging in car karaoke, or dramatically calling out your ex on social media, 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way continues to prove that love is a beautiful, messy, completely unpredictable journey.