90 Day Fiance The Last Resort Therapists: A Big Mistake (How They Failed to Make A Difference)

Many viewers believe that 90 Day: The Last Resort would have been educational and entertaining if the therapists had done their job properly.

OVERVIEW

• Fans were unimpressed by the low-quality expert guidance on 90 Day: Last Resort. Ed’s past-life regression therapy was seen as ineffective and fake.
• Yara’s and Jovi’s relationship deteriorated as a result of the therapy they received on the show. They lacked the proper guidance provided by the experts.
• The lack of control over the cast’s behavior and alcohol allowed the show more like a family reunion than a serious program aimed at therapy.

The show was meant to be therapy-oriented, but the way in which experts assisted the cast members hasn’t been a big hit with viewers.

When 90 Day Fiance stars were featured in the new spin-off, it promised drama and larger resolutions. Big Ed Brown was a well-known character who created chaos all season.

The San Diego native was notorious for his actions throughout the season, from flashing Angela Deem and pushing Kelly Brown over the edge to exposing himself to Angela Deem. By revealing his plans for a strip club, he caused a rift with Jovi Dufren.

Ed was not the only crazy character in 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 1. Asuelu, a 28-year-old man from the Philippines, also shocked people with his past actions.

Asuelu confessed to cheating on Kalani Faagata, and that it had been going on since the beginning of their relationship.

Yara also revealed that she lied to her husband when it came to taking birth control pills. She claimed that Jovi could make her fall pregnant against her wishes if she did not take extreme measures.

Ed’s Past Life Regression Therapy Appeared Flawed

Each couple in 90 Day: Last Resort seemed to be working on their relationship. The on-screen drama, and the lack of privacy, hurt their relationships.

According to a Reddit post (via Dawginitiate), fans were not impressed by the low-quality advice given in the 90 Day Fiance spinoff. It didn’t feel genuine. Ed’s past-life regression therapy is a good example.

A therapist hypnotized Ed and made him recall his experiences in his previous life. The 58-year-old woke up after sleeping on a couch to discover that he had been a leprechaun before. Most viewers thought the whole thing was fake, and it didn’t do anything to help his relationship.

After Therapy, Yara & Jovi’s Marriage Has Deteriorated

The therapy was meant to help couples resolve their differences. Most couples didn’t gain anything from therapy sessions, but instead became even more toxic.

The relationship between Yara & Jovi is one of the most notable examples. The two had a strong bond when they appeared in the spin-off and would have benefitted from private therapy.

Their bond was only weakened by a lack of guidance from the therapists. Jovi and Yara had a minor problem with a child but almost ended up in a divorce due to the lack of prompt intervention by so-called experts.

Alcohol Should Never Have Been Permitted for Sale and consumption

According to a Reddit thread (via WhatWouldScoobyDoo2), many viewers of 90 Day: The Last Resort felt it more closely resembled a holiday show than a couple’s retreat.

Cast members were allowed to do obscene acts, like public Kamasutra pose and visit bars. Another bad sign was the lack of control cast members had when visiting strip clubs.

Therapists could have enforced more rigid standards and made the experience more relationship-based. The spin-off was more like a mini vacation at an expensive resort. The biggest offender was that cast members of 90 Day: The Last Resort were allowed to drink alcohol.

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