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90 Day Fiancé: The Funniest Moments In The Extended Franchise

The 90 Day Fiancé franchise might focus on international love, but it is not without its humorous moments. The past eight years of franchise content have introduced dozens of colorful personalities across numerous spin-off shows. Discover which moments 90 Day Fiancé franchise fans believe are the most memorable due to humor.

When it comes to humorous moments in the extended franchise, many are known for being both intentional and unexpected. In some instances, franchise cast members are eager to make an impression on audiences and try to play into their colorful personalities. However, viewers often see through seemingly staged and scripted actions. In contrast, many of the funniest franchise moments have been unintentional.

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Certain cast members are responsible for delivering some of the most memorably humorous franchise content. Many viewers cite Azan Tefou as one of the most unintentionally hilarious cast members due to his brutal remarks to Nicole Nafziger. Meanwhile, explosive personality Larissa Lima is well-known for her fiery insults, as is Anfisa Arkhipchenko. Though he is disliked by many viewers, Paul Staehle has also aired several memorable moments, as has Big Ed Brown. Find out which franchise moments made many 90 Day Fiancé viewers laugh.

To many 90 Day Fiancé fans, one of the most iconic lines of all time will always be Azan admitting that he was only partially attracted to his partner Nicole. Azan infamously told the cameras that he was physically attracted to Nicole, but only around "55%." Another one of Azan's infamous lines is him telling Nicole "almost there, lazy" while they were climbing sand dunes. Many viewers hailed these moments as highly memorable.

Big Ed quickly became a villain when he appeared on 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days. He was openly critical of his partner Rosemarie Vega and her impoverished living situation. That's why viewers thought it was hysterical when franchise villain Big Ed was greeted by an enormous rat running over his shoes when he was going to shower. To make the scene even more comical, Rose brushed off the large creature as a mouse.

Jihoon Lee and Deavan Clegg shared a difficult marriage on 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way that was complicated by their language barriers. To make matters worse, Jihoon's translation app was known to deliver comically awful translations. One epic translation fail saw Jihoon trying to reassure Deavan about his financial competence. Instead, the translation read, "I will make another mistake. I will waste the money again."

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Colt Johnson aired an iconic romance with Larissa Lima that resulted in a messy split. This then saw Colt trying to get back in shape on 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? Unfortunately for Colt, the editors were not on his side when it came to airing his fitness compilation. Colt's attempted fitness sequence ended in him violently vomiting into a trashcan, to the amusement of many viewers.

The 90 Day Fiancé franchise has featured many misunderstandings due to language differences. One iconic moment occurred with Angela Deem and Michael Ilesanmi. Michael reached into the back seat of the car to drop Angela's bag and accidentally brushed her across the face with it, which led to her chastising him for almost giving her a "black eye." A confused Micahel responded with, "What black guy?"

Oddball American Paul already was notorious among viewers for keeping a lock of his mother's hair. He further earned ridicule during an iconic scene when he bolted from the cameras on Before the 90 Days. Paul came clean to Karine about his criminal history, which included felony arson and a restraining order from an ex-girlfriend. After confessing his criminal past, Paul bolted from Karine and the camera crew, leaving everyone in shock. Though Paul has since tried to recreate this scene for viewers, many fans feel that the humor was only felt in the moment.

Paul was involved in other memorable scenes while airing his relationship with Karine. One of the most shocking and comical scenes included Paul and Karine going swimming in Brazil. Paul, who was hypervigilant about avoiding diseases, insisted that Karine had STD and pregnancy tests before they were intimate. He also insisted on swimming with a condom on to avoid having infections from the water, as he was afraid of things "swimming up" his penis. Paul memorably referred to their swimming water as "poop water" while he flailed about.

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Andrei Castravet and Elizabeth Potthast might not be popular among viewers, but their marriage was in a surprisingly healthy place on Happily Ever After season 5. However, Andrei is also known for several harsh moments with his wife, including while she was pregnant with their daughter. Andrei memorably yelled, "Don't terrorize me with your pregnancy" to his then-pregnant wife Libby. The line has since been repeated among many franchise fans.

Chantel Jimeno became one of the most popular and successful franchise cast members due to her romance with Pedro Jimeno. The duo moved on to star in The Family Chantel, although Chantel has also been known for her many dramatic moments. Chantel and her sister-in-law Nicole Jimeno have a notoriously difficult relationship that resulted in several epic fights. In one case, Chantel thought that Nicole had called her a b*tch when she misunderstood her Spanish. This resulted in Chantel hurling back her iconic franchise insult, "b*tch-ass, slut-ass whore."

Danielle Mullins and Mohamed Jbali are considered by many viewers to be an iconic 90 Day Fiancé franchise couple, as their deeply chaotic relationship shocked and entertained many franchise fans. Danielle gave viewers something to talk about when Mohamed left her to move to Florida, and she tracked him down and hurled a binder at him while calling him a liar and a user. Danielle's extreme emotions created one of the most iconic 90 Day Fiancé franchise scenes of all time.

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