90 Day Fiance--"Young and Restless" summary s6e2

Previously on “90 Day Fiance”: I feel terrible for watching this show, but I also need to watch this entire season now to see what happens. We were introduced to our couples (but not all of the couples). Ashley has been cheated on in every relationship she's ever had, but she trusts that Jay will stop sleeping around once he comes to the US and marries her. Her best friend Natalie said she has proof he's been cheating on Ashley, but Ashley declared that she didn't care what he was doing while in Jamaica. Colt is a software engineer who lives with his mom, who is every software engineer you know, who believes a hot Brazilian girl loves and wants to marry him. Meanwhile, she is telling him if he really loved her, he'd buy her several plane tickets and also do things like work out every day and shave his beard. Colt does not see these red flags. Jonathan, party boy, met Fernanda in Mexico and they fell in love. Hilariously, even though he has bought her breast implants, I feel they have the healthiest relationship. They both started their relationship because they thought the other one was hot, they know the other one has history and accept that. This is the only couple that met in person by the end of last episode, and this is complicated by the fact that Jonathan has not cleaned out his house and Fernanda found his ex's underwear in a drawer. But she's mad because she asked him to clean, not because it exists! And he knows he fucked up! Healthy! (click for more)

More Previously: Kalani met Asuelu in Samoa when she was on vacation, slept with him and had his son. Her dad wanted her to marry a white guy, not a Samoan like him. Her sister also hates Asuelu, because Kalani let her believe Asuelu cheated on her. Kalani felt she needed to come clean, but she also expected her sister to instantly forgive Asuelu, and then Kalani wasn't even sorry she lied, so that was a mess. Eric is a divorced father of three who decided to put an ad on an international website to basically ask someone to use him to get to America. Leida has money and a big house with servants, but now she's going to come to Wisconsin with her five-year-old to live in an apartment with Eric. Eric's middle daughter, who lives with him, basically refused to move out because her father's girlfriend is not her problem. Leida also has expressed her displeasure with Eric paying alimony.

OK. Sorry but I don't know how to cut down the previouslies any more than that. Colt's mom picks him up from work. I'm not sure if there was careful editing or not, but I feel like this is the first time we've seen a full-body shot of Colt and he's bigger than I thought. It's just odd that I hadn't noticed in the last episode. Larissa is finally arriving tomorrow. He of course is excited to finally see her, but he's worried she'll be disappointed and get right back on the plane. She was so pushy about getting here though? Colt also doesn't know how his mom will react, and then he says that in his opinion, “a man's first best friend will always be his mother.” I can't tell if there should be a comma between “first” and “best”, because of Colt's tendency to act superior in confessional. Actually his tendency to act all the time. He comes off as smug and “I am very smart” all the time, but it feels like he's very self-conscious about being on TV and this is how he thinks he should act. Anyway, there is a very stilted conversation between him and his mom about how Larissa's coming tomorrow and how she doesn't know anything about America or Vegas. Colt then admits in confessional that he has had past girlfriends tell him he needs to separate from his mother. Yeah, I could see that. Mom gets an interview where she says she's kind of worried, but that's what happens when your kids grow up. She does not say anything about Larissa using Colt to get to the US. Colt of course wants his mom and Larissa to get along. There is a stupid conversation about where Larissa will sit at the dining table, where Colt says “Well as I understand it, in Brazil,” blah blah whatever. Mom admits she might have to keep her mouth shut more than usual. Colt claims this is the first woman he's wanted to marry, and then they have a super awkward convo about “boundaries”, meaning, Colt has thought about the difficulties of having sex with his mom in the house. I am sure the producers told him to talk about this. His mom tells him they should both respect a shut door, because maybe SHE'LL have people over and he needs to leave her alone. I like Colt's family so much more than I like Colt. They feel more natural on camera and they're funny. Colt doesn't even laugh or say, like, “Ew Mom” or anything. Mom admits she'll miss not being involved in his whole life. See, she knows this is maybe unhealthy, and I believe her acknowledging the difficulty, while also showing she gets that it's the right thing to do.

Jonathan's fiance Fernanda has just arrived, so they have a countdown to the end of the 90 days. Jonathan has a big adjustment to make, and he knows he fucked up last night. Fernanda is upset because she left her country and the first thing she found was some other woman's thong. Respect and trust are everything, and she's doubting those now. Jonathan brings home some Starbucks and begs forgiveness. She doesn't even know why he would keep some woman's underwear. He tells her he just put the dresser on a truck and moved it without cleaning it out. It's one thing and he would fix it if he could do it over. Let's get rid of the dresser entirely, because I don't want this thing that reminds you of this situation. Fernanda interviews that Jonathan is the only person she has here, and she knows she needs to give him another chance. I think she wants to, but she's heated about it.

New couple! Steven, 20, from Maryland. He's a waiter, and he doesn't want to be forever, but he never graduated from high school so it's a good job in that situation. He's been arrested a couple of times for stupid shit like graffiti, and his mom kicked him out at 16, so he bounces between his grandma's house and his friends' houses. He parties, and he says he changed when he met Olga. Olga is also 20 and from Russia. He loved her accent, and that she's adventurous. She is also hot, and was visiting for the summer. So they had a fling, and then she got pregnant. There are some weird glamour shots of her being pregnant. He gives a PSA that it was just the one time they had sex without protection, so be aware. Once she told him, he decided he would be in the baby's life, because his own father died when he was seven. They found out that she was pregnant just before she had to go back home, and they decided the best thing was to get married, so they could both be in the kid's life. They made the decision after she left, that's why they're not married yet. She doesn't have her visa, they haven't heard anything, and she's due in a week, so he's going to Russia so he can be there for his son's birth. He's missed all the doctor's appointments and everything. He didn't think he'd get married this young, but it's what he feels he has to do in order to be in his son's life and make sure he has both parents. But Steven has never even been on a plane before. He hopes to bring them both home with him, and then hopefully figure things out.

Steven goes to his grandma's house to talk to her about all of this. She tells him he couldn't have picked a worse country, in terms of the ease of her getting a visa. Great. He knew nothing about Russia. There is a chance that he'll have to leave and come back to the US before she has her visa. Grandma is also worried about the visa. Steven really wants to be in his son's life, and he also wants to name the kid after his dad. Grandma is moved and says his dad would be proud. Aww. It'll be difficult, traveling to another country and having a kid after a six week relationship, and he's scared he'll mess up.

Kalani comes downstairs with her son, and her mom has a birthday cake. Aww. It's her 30^th birthday, and Asuelu is arriving today. But her dad wants her to be with a white guy, and her sister hates him. Kalani claims she's been without support this whole time, which is not true? She lives with her sister and her parents seem very willing to watch her son? Mom is worried about Asuelu's intentions, if he just wants to get to America. Kalani is also worried because she's very protective of her son Oliver. She claims she'll lose everything if the 90 days doesn't work out. Asuelu comes around the corner and they hug and seem super happy. Aww. He's wearing a lei of some flowers, which he gives her while singing Happy Birthday. He's very happy to finally be here and hug her. He then asks her to step back , because he needs to do some “extra dance”. This involves taking off his shirt, putting on a sarong and doing a dance in the middle of the airport, complete with yells and whatever. She is super embarrassed. Everyone is staring, although they probably already were because of the cameras. She doesn't even want to look at him. He wanted to surprise her and make her proud. Some random airport employee tells him if things don't work out between them, let her know. Heh. Kalani HATED it. Hated. “I'm just going to have to teach him how to act in public in America.” They leave the airport, and he briefly refuses to put shoes on.

Eric drives to New York City for some reason, because Leida is landing at JFK. She couldn't connect to like Madison or something? They've only spent 23 days together, but he can't wait. Eric is also preparing to adopt her 5 year old son Allessandro. There is some tension because Leida is 29, while he is 40 and his oldest daughter is 21. Her sister Reina is also here, to help Leida settle in? What? Eric admits that they live very well in Indonesia, and Eric is worried that if they don't like his life, they'll take Allessandro back to Indonesia. He declares he's not letting that happen, although I'm not sure he has much of a right to say so. He then admits that he's picking them up in NYC because he wanted them to see some of the country before they get to his place. When she arrives, she runs down the hallway to hug him. Aww. She seems actually very happy to see him.

Leida interviews that she accidentally clicked on Eric's ad, and found him “rugged”, and big and strong (former Marine, you know). Also he lived in America so why not? We finally find out why she would leave her posh life to live in Wisconsin: her parents are very controlling. Ah. She always wanted to be independent and be a doctor in America. Eric picks Allessandro up and puts him on his shoulders. She says “Finally, I'm home.” Reina wants to get to know Eric better, and she has so little idea about him she doesn't have expectations. They struggle to get all the luggage into the SUV. Leida tells him it has to be in proper, and then she is literally dancing in place and begging him to “put it in proper.” Eric just says “No” every time she starts, which feels like this is an argument they've had. I have no idea why she was freaking out so badly, and about to cry about it.

Ashley is headed to Jamaica. Jay doesn't have his visa yet, he's about to have his final interview so she's going to provide him with some support. She's hopeful, but also a little nervous because Jay's a player and she's “run” from two previous engagements. Which she told us were because she was cheated on each time. Jay knows he has to pass this interview to make it to the US and be with Ashley. He jokes that he has “big plans” for her. She is obviously happy to see him. She says it's just great to have him hold her. They have a conversation where Jay says he might die from cold when he goes back with her to Pennsylvania. Jay's aware that there's a stereotype that Jamaican men just use white Americans to get to the US, but Ashley says that's not the case here because he had an American girlfriend in the past, and he could have used her at that point. Jay tells her to not worry about the interview, but just enjoy their time. He got a hotel room for whatever reason. He says they're very romantic, and Jamaican men “have the heavy sack, or you know, whatever you guys want to say.” What.

The hotel room has rose petals in a heart on the bed, and champagne. It's a toast for keeping it together. Jay repeats his comment that Ashley's run away from two engagements, because “they weren't perfect for her”. He's worried she might run away from him too. Well, if she left because they cheated, and he's a player, that's a valid concern. Ashley says she can't relax until he gets his visa, because what if he fails? Jay says he loves her, and it'll be a big change. He'll be in her bed giving her the D every day. Sigh. Ashley then claims that it's hard for a 20 year old to be “abstinent”. Girl you said you didn't care if he was fucking girls on the side. She admits that she feels she needs to have sex whenever, like if he wants sex three times a day? And then Jay claims it's Ashley that's insatiable? I don't know but I hope she's not having sex when she doesn't want just to keep him around. Also she's got a kid which was mentioned in her introduction but who has never been mentioned since. So what's up with that?

Colt's picking up Larissa today, so he's shaving off his beard. It's something she told him to do, after she was told she had to wait two weeks to come here. Red flag. He thinks they're going to spend the 90 days deciding if they want to be together. Mom is also tracking Larissa's flight, and she says she's nervous. Colt tells her not to be nervous, in his “I think I'm portraying confidence but it comes off as condescending” attitude he has. Mom is willing to back off slowly, she just doesn't want Colt to drop her all at once. Fair. Like I said, Mom both knows it'll be hard to back off, and that she needs to. Colt says he hopes Larissa likes Vegas and him, and that everyone can be happy. He says “Mother” which...a grown man calling his mom “Mother” will never not be creepy and off-putting. I'm sorry but it's the truth.

At the airport Colt says it's like Christmas, and he doesn't know what will happen but he hopes it's good. He is of course super early, but I can't blame him because I am always early to things like this. For some reason the baggage claim area is very deserted. I mean, Asuelu had a huge audience for his dancing, but there are maybe a handful of people around. Larissa finally arrives, and the first words out of her mouth are “Where is my flowers?” GIRL. He says she looks great, and she repeats herself. No hello, or anything. He tries to make some jokes but she doesn't even pretend to laugh. She claims in confessional she is happy, but in the airport she asks him to buy her flowers. I know editing is a thing, but either the producers were working hard to make her really unlikable, or she really is like this. In confessional, she says she thought Colt would bring her things like flowers to prove how happy he was for her to be here. They walk by a vending machine with flowers, and to his credit, Colt refuses to buy her flowers even though she points them out. I mean, he's not caving to her every whim, which is good, but the fact that she's doing it isn't a huge red flag to him which is a problem. He keeps telling her she looks beautiful, and I think he's hoping she says something like “Thanks for shaving your beard” but no dice. He says in a joint interview that he's excited to show her the city and just be with her, and she just has a fake smile plastered on and not even a fake response about how she is happy to see him. Just bitching about the flowers again. Honestly, Colt, I feel you on wanting to find love. But you gotta understand that it is possible for “being alone” to not be the worst situation you could be in. You know?

Kalani and Asuelu leave the airport, and he says she's going to kill someone. She's still in the parking garage, dude. She says he's not driving, so no opinions from him. It's nice to have their family together, though. I think Asuelu is excited to see his son and be here. He lived on a farm in Samoa, but he's never taken care of a baby. He feels bad that he wasn't here when Oliver was born, and he hopes Kalani sees that he's more helpful than they all think, and he wants her family to like him. His first impression of America is that the highway is too wide and the buildings are too big. Joint interview time. Kalani says she's more serious and Asuelu is relaxed. Funnier, I guess. He says they're a good match because she's the hardest fiance and he's the easiest. “Oh HARDEST. I thought you said I was the HOTTEST.” Heh.

They get to the Airbnb, which is temporary until she figures out what she's going to do, because her sister Kolini still hates Asuelu, I guess. Well, also putting another person in the condo might be too crowded, regardless of whether or not everyone gets along. Asuelu claims the house is like the Prime Minister's house in Samoa. His childhood home is just a roof and a floor, with no walls. The front door has a key code, not a key, which makes sense for an Airbnb. Just send people the code, no meeting to exchange keys or whatever. Her mom is upstairs, I assume with the baby. Asuelu feels awkward, basically because Kalani's mom just appears to tell them Oliver's asleep and then she leaves. Mom says that because Asuelu didn't contribute to Oliver's life for the first five months, there are a lot of things that will be expected of him now that he's here. They said last episode that Asuelu has met his son before, at least. Kalani interviews that she's going to expect Asuelu to help with the baby and around the house. Mom does seem happy to see him, when they finally get upstairs. He also seems good with his son, until Oliver starts wailing. Mom leaves, and says Asuelu's confused, but it's important the three of them have some alone time. Oliver is crying, which to be honest could just be because there's a million people in the room, or he's hungry, or whatever. Kalani has sympathy because it must be hard to have so much anticipation to see your son, and then he's not very happy to see you. He finally stops crying, and then Asuelu says “Are you crying because we're a different color? Because you're white?” Ouch. They go downstairs, and I think he really wants to connect. Maybe it's just the juxtaposition with Larissa.

Downstairs, Mom asks how his flight was, and Asuelu admits he did his “secret dance performance” for Kalani at the airport. Mom says it's so sweet. Meeting Mom was perfectly fine, but tomorrow he's meeting Dad and Kolini, and Kalani is freaking out. Kolini hates him because Kalani lied about his cheating. Dad doesn't want her to be with a Samoan. So.

Jonathan and Fernanda get ready, and she takes a long time to get ready, because ha ha, girls take forever to get ready! Anyway, they made up after the fight (it says 87 days so it's been a couple days). They're going to meet some of Jonathan's friends, and Jonathan says he's never introduced any girlfriends to this particular circle of friends, which seems very weird. I mean, he's had girlfriends before, and I would assume more than just random flings if they were leaving clothes at his house. But they've never met your friends? Well, he said “this circle of friends” which means he's got other friends, who do meet his girlfriends? It's still weird? “They can be a tough crowd, they like to push buttons.” Oh, that's why. They're assholes. Listen, when you tell me “I've never introduced any girlfriends to this group because they like to push buttons”, that tells me you don't agree with their behavior, or at the very least you don't want them to alienate your girlfriends. It's not a rousing endorsement. Fernanda is very nervous, because first impressions are important. They get to some McMansion, which is huge, and she can't believe only two people live here. All her friends live with their parents.

Everyone is already here. Dani is here too, his friend we met last time who is now the only single person in the group. Wait, it was implied that Dani was part of his “regular” group of friends, the people he spent the most time with. So was I mistaken? Or does he have one close friend (Dani) and a bunch of people he used to go clubbing with until they all got married? I don't know. Dani is excited to meet her because she's important to Jonathan. Fernanda feels special because they made all this food for her, but also she knows they want to make sure she's a good match for Jonathan. It's all Southern food, which is weird to her, and then I guess he lives in North Carolina so everyone has thick Southern accents and Fernanda is having a hard time understanding their English. She then imitates them extremely accurately which is hilarious. Someone asks about her first night, and she just says she had a hard time sleeping on the sofa. His friends give him shit for not having even a blanket. Someone else says he's never had a real girlfriend that they thought would stay around. OK, but he also said that he's never introduced a girlfriend to these friends, so...is that the excuse he gave? Who is right? Fernanda does not want to talk about Jonathan's past life, because this whole situation with the underwear has made her think he's not totally truthful. But also she said last time that she knows she's not his first girlfriend, she just doesn't want to be reminded constantly.

Someone asks if they're ready to be married, because “I can't imagine being married at 19.” True, but also maybe don't say that to the 19-year-old's face? Jonathan admits they've talked about the age difference, but the more they got to know each other, the less it mattered. Fernanda adds in Spanish that she doesn't like guys her age anyway. One of his friends who hasn't spoken yet asks Jonathan what he would do if his 18-year-old daughter said she'd met a 30-year-old and was in love. But he didn't know she was 18! He told all of them she was 21 for months, which could either be him not knowing, or maybe he lied to them on purpose. Dani stands up for them about how age doesn't matter. Fernanda says it's not important, because things are difficult between Mexico and the US, like the wall. Someone says that here in North Carolina, there are a lot of people who feel like Mexicans are taking jobs and welfare and they are criminals. OK fuck you TLC for your misleading previews. Because they cut out the part where this guy said “Here there are lots of people who feel Mexicans are taking jobs” and just left “You people are taking jobs”. So they edited the previews to make this guy look like a total asshole, when at the very least he tried to claim it was everyone else. He might still agree with the “lots of people.” But it was edited like he just brought it up and said to her face “Mexicans are stealing our jobs and they're all criminals” which is absolutely not what happened. Fernanda says they want to defend their country and she wants to defend hers. Maybe they all think that, that all immigrants are criminals. It's a step up to at least know you should act like you don't. A tiny step, but a step. Fernanda says everyone gives what they have, and if you have a negative opinion, that's your life. The guy says they'll always have naysayers, but love has no borders. Jonathan showed her it was possible. Aww. Everyone “aww”s and says they're glad she's here, even if not everyone else is. It's a small town in North Carolina, and Jonathan feels some guilt for bringing her there, and he expects people are going to question her motives. But he hopes she won't have to go through those things. I was all set to go off on that guy, and I didn't have to because TLC straight up lied. Fuck you guys.

Eric reveals that Leida's parents are flying in a few days from now, to check on everything. So rather than go all the way back to Wisconsin, they're going to Pennsylvania. Leida asks why they're not staying in New York, and Eric says it's too expensive, plus it'll be nicer and quieter. They end up in a cabin, or maybe a motel with a kitchenette. There are only two bedrooms, and Leida immediately says “No” and sort of trails off. His apartment is only two bedrooms so that's not a great sign. Reina and Allessandro will take one room, with Eric and Leida in the other. Eric showed her some of the apartment on Skype or whatever, but he's not sure she's grasped the reality of the situation.

In the morning Eric cooks breakfast burritos for everyone. She says she misses chicken porridge (honestly that sounds like a great breakfast), and then says she always has so many people to make her breakfast she's never made it herself. “Why don't you just get maid? Like, live-in maid?” Come on. She kind of pouts, although not as bad as Larissa. Reina and Alless come down, and Reina is immediately not thrilled with breakfast. She asks if three months is enough for them to get to know each other. Leida claims they're a great team, but they haven't been together enough. Reina says that when Leida gets irritated, she becomes a really awful person, and she's basically annoying. Damn. Said with the truth only a sibling can tell. Eric says the only problems have been when Leida picks a fight with him because she's bored. OK so that's not healthy. Reina also knows she's not going to be spoiled here, but Leida claims she can survive. She thinks Reina is just concerned about her. When Reina asks who will take care of Alless, there is a giant pause before Leida says she will. Eric will help her. They all want to see how Eric's world is. But they want to see where he works and how he lives, and they won't because they won't be in Wisconsin. Reina interviews that they just want Leida to have a better life here, and they want to make sure of that, because “otherwise there's no way that we're gonna allow her and Allessandro to stay and live in this country.” I mean...just on the surface, Eric can't keep up her standard of living, so already this is a problem. He wants to provide a good life, but the underlying problem is that Eric's definition of “a good life” isn't Leida's definition. Leida says that Reina is judgmental and she's afraid Reina won't like his lifestyle. Or that he's not prepared to have a family, but he already has three kids. It's not like he has zero experience with children. Eric responds that Reina can pack sand because he doesn't care about her opinion. Leida's face, I think, says both “I'm happy my fiance is standing up for me” and also “I can't believe my fiance doesn't care what my sister thinks”.

Ashley hangs out at a bar to wait for Jay's interview to be over. She doesn't know how she'll cope if he gets denied. So they have a binder with things like information about the wedding venue, and a section titled “Proof of Additional Trips” and so forth. He's not worried about questions because he's studied. But she asks when her birthday is and he's wrong. I mean, he answered with confidence but it's wrong. He's very worried because others have told him it's a very difficult interview, and he's worried he'll get nervous and stutter, or fuck it up somehow. You have to prove your relationship is legit, and they both say their relationship is, but Jay is very concerned his nerves will make the embassy think it's not legit. As he's gone, Ashley interviews that her kids (sorry, I was wrong, she has two I think) are so young that she can't pack them up and move to Jamaica, so she doesn't know what they'll do if he gets denied. He comes back looking serious, but after a commercial break he says he passed. He says he always wanted to experience America, and now he's moving there. He's still shaking, because it was scary, but he appreciates that she never backed out on him. “Bonnie and Clyde”. We are now claiming Ashley runs from engagements, as opposed to breaking relationships with cheaters.

Steven is packing for Russia, so he can be with Olga and also be present for his son's birth. His grandparents come pick him up. His grandma has really supported him since his dad died and his mom kicked him out. Obviously he's nervous, because the first time on a plane is always scary. Olga is eight hours from Moscow, and I don't recognize the name of the place. Russia is so huge, too. Steven hopes Olga is the right girl, because he only dated her for maybe six weeks. He's not really ready to be a dad at 20, and he has to grow up. Grandma reveals she was 17 when she had his father. He has no idea what to expect, and Grandma says you are winging it with your first baby. He had no intention of raising a kid this young, but he seems pretty determined to figure it out. Grandpa says Steven is a tough kid but this will be an experience. Grandma feels Steven wants his son to have as stable a life as possible. But Steven himself is an immature mess. She's concerned, obviously. I mean, his next interview is Steven commenting on how different it will be when she has a belly, because he spent all his summer hanging out with a hot girl. He interviews that he would not be getting married if Olga wasn't pregnant, but maybe it worked out. Like fate, I guess.

Colt and Larissa get to his car, which she refrains from commenting on. We bring up the fucking flowers again, and she claims that he smiled “so it's OK.” We all know you don't think it's OK, but whatever. On the drive home, she asks where the Vegas “of the movies” is. Fair. It's also hot in the car, because for some stupid reason Colt doesn't have working air conditioning in his car. Look, I'm about to go to Vegas in a couple days, and it's supposed to be 108 degrees when I'm there (42 C) and it's the desert. I cannot imagine not having air conditioning. Larissa complains and Colt tells her to roll down her window. Rather than do this, Larissa says she's just telling him that it's hotter than Brazil. OK, fine, but why does this mean you can't roll down the window? Larissa interviews that her first goal in America is to get married. The second goal is get a green card, and third is a car with air conditioning. She tells Colt she thought it would be bigger, like New York. He lives in the suburbs. The Strip is a tiny part of Vegas. Larissa says she confused Vegas with Beverly Hills, Hollywood, and New York. She asks where the Vegas sign is, and he takes her to the actual sign. Which is the middle of a median in the middle of a busy road, with a gang of tourists milling around. It's just dirt and a paved walkway, and the sign randomly in the middle of the road. He says “Well it's not Christ Redeemer, but it's nice.” Ha! It's not, and 2. it's not like any movie or TV. But sure. Larissa thought it was more beautiful and private. She is seriously complaining about the heat a lot, but she's got long sleeves and a leather skirt on. Colt claims he knows Larissa really loves him, but she seems disappointed in Vegas. She tells him in the future she'd like to not live here. Ouch. He says they can talk about it later. She wanted to move to somewhere different from Brazil, and here is a nightmare. She's been here three hours, and she wanted it to be like a movie. Honey if it was like a movie your fiance would be hotter. It's like another planet. So now Colt is really freaking out about her meeting his mother.

Next time: Steven gets to Russia, Jay has to manage being the only black guy in the neighborhood, Dani upsets Fernanda, Larissa wants to move to a bigger house without Colt's mom, Leida worries her sister will force her to go home, Asuelu apologizes for not coming sooner but Kalani's dad isn't hearing it.