Jenny And Sumit Kicked Off 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way’s Premiere By Moving Into His Parents’ House, And I Get The Sense They Were Never The Real Problem

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heads up! the ensuing discussion includes spoilers from the first episode of ’90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way’ Season 7, titled “C’est La Vie.” If you have a Max membership, feel free to watch it, but beware – proceed at your own risk!

The reality show, “90 Day Fiancé,” missed an opportunity earlier by not displaying Jenny and Sumit Singh resolving their parents’ long-standing disapproval of their relationship. Fortunately, it seems the TLC series may have another chance to address this, as their relationship might face issues again when Season 7 of “The Other Way” comes to a close.

The experienced couple from the show “90 Day Fiancé” temporarily resided with their parents due to a sudden financial predicament that forced them out of their previous home. Although it appeared that his parents welcomed them warmly into their family, Jenny’s actions hinted at an ongoing reluctance to repair the fence, much like her family’s long-held position.

Jenny Was Willing To Live In Sumit’s Parents House Rent Free, But Not Play By Their Rules

Before even stepping into the house, Jenny had started complaining about the thought of cohabiting with Sumit’s parents. However, her husband gently reminded her that this was their only option, and it’s quite common for extended families to share a home in India, with his younger brother and wife already residing there as well.

Jenny expressed her discomfort with being instructed or assigned household tasks, a practice that she may find particularly prevalent in Indian households due to cultural norms. It’s not uncommon for cast members on shows like 90 Day, who are originally from the U.S., to be taken aback by the customs they encounter in other countries. However, refusing to contribute to daily chores while the local women participate could be perceived as rude, especially considering their circumstances.

After Years In India, She Still Has Not Acclimated To The Cultural Norms

The problem I see with Jenny, as portrayed in 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way, is her reluctance to immerse herself deeply in Indian culture. She appears unfamiliar with the language, finds customs challenging, and although she can manage basic needs, she often leans on Sumit for many of their daily tasks.

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In my perspective as a movie reviewer, the protagonist finds herself in a challenging situation where she’s unintentionally stirring up trouble with her mother-in-law, a recurring theme that has long been a thorn in this narrative for quite some time. Instead, I wish to see the character named Jenny exhibit resilience and make an effort to support her family, offering a more positive and engaging dynamic to the storyline.

An alternate scenario could be Jenny joining the workforce alongside Sumit, potentially leading them both to move out of their home. However, it seems that this possibility isn’t being explored at the moment. It’s important to note that Jenny is around the age of Sumit’s parents, which was one of the reasons they initially objected to their relationship.

Anticipating a peaceful resolution in this narrative, I’m wishing for everyone to live harmoniously. Regrettably, the reality series “90 Day Fiancé” often thrives on conflict, and it seems that a smooth transition might not capture audience attention, especially on “The Other Way.” Yet, surprises can happen. After all, there have been instances of joyful storylines in this show, albeit rare.

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Every Monday at 8:00 p.m. ET, the reality show “90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way” is broadcast on TLC. I’m excited to watch a group of Americans navigate life outside their comfort zone, except for one who has been there for a while and should maybe adapt better.

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2025-09-09 05:08