Mido is not sorry, and he wants everyone to know it. The 90 Day Fiancé star doubled down on his controversial proposal prank during Part 3 of the Season 12 Tell-All. Castmates spent much of the episode questioning both his treatment of wife Debby and his real motives for being in the U.S.
The Prank Nobody Can Let Go
Mido had tricked Debby into thinking he was leaving the country, only proposing once she was already in tears. The cast wasn’t over it. Shea described Debby as visibly shaking in the moment. “She’s not gonna forget it because she’s gonna have PTSD from it,” he said, according to Yahoo Entertainment. That’s Shea’s own exaggerated read on the moment, not an actual diagnosis. Edward went further, saying he wanted to punch Mido in the face over how he treated Debby. Mido brushed off the criticism entirely. He said the prank made the proposal unforgettable, and told host Shaun Robinson he’d repeat it “100 million times” if given the chance. Debby, for her part, defended her husband. She said Mido simply doesn’t have a normal sense of what’s funny.
Questions About Why He’s Really Here
The cast didn’t stop at the prank. Several castmates suggested Mido was more interested in a green card and an acting career than in Debby herself. Mido pushed back hard. He said the relationship had been building for six or seven years, not three months, and that he came to the U.S. specifically for her. Debby backed him up completely. She pointed out that he’d have to give up his parents, his friends, and his entire life in Egypt just to chase a Hollywood long shot, and that math didn’t add up to her.
A Living Situation Neither Side Has Settled
Mido’s immigration status remains unresolved. He’s still waiting on a green card and can’t legally work in the meantime. He told the host he’d return to Egypt if that doesn’t change within a year, and admitted he doesn’t think Debby would come with him. Debby disagreed on the spot, insisting she wouldn’t give up on them that easily. She was clear about one thing, though: she has no plans to move to Los Angeles for his acting career. She pointed out that Georgia and New Orleans both have real film industries closer to home. Mido didn’t budge either. He called Hollywood his only real dream.
The two are still together as of this taping. This is despite the green card issue and their unresolved living situation.
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