Within the historical past of 90 Day Fiancé, there have been a variety of memorable {couples}, and one in every of them is unquestionably Rebecca Parrott and Zied Hakimi from season 3 of 90 Day Fiancé: Earlier than the 90 Days. The couple is part of season 8 of 90 Day Fiancé, which simply premiered its first episode.
How did Rebecca and Zied meet?
Rebecca is 49 years previous from Canton, GA. She met Zied, who’s 27 and from Tunisia, on Fb. Rebecca noticed him in her pal strategies, and a relationship blossomed from there.
Followers had been capable of see the couple meet for the primary time, and there have been a variety of drama-filled moments that stem from a number of variations involving faith and tradition. The couple finally ends up engaged, however not earlier than Rebecca has to return clear about technically nonetheless being married to her ex although she’s separated and going by means of a divorce. Additionally, she had a earlier relationship with a girl, which is all surprising information for Zied to return to phrases with. Regardless of that, the couple goes robust and there’s just one hurdle left to climb within the Okay-1 visa course of: The interview.
Earlier than Zied, Rebecca met a 20-year-old from Morocco, and she or he truly married him abroad. She introduced him again on the spousal visa, however she says he was solely along with her for the Inexperienced Card, and she or he left him. She is anxious that Zied will react to questions concerning the scenario in his interview, and she or he tells him to not “appear indignant about it.”
Rebecca will get a tattoo ‘in honor’ of Zied
Zied solely has the interview left to go within the course of, and it’s an thrilling time for them. Within the premiere episode, we see Rebecca getting a tattoo “in honor” of Zied. It’s in Arabic, and contains some candy phrases.
“I’m lined in ink, and at the moment’s tattoo is basically particular,” she tells the cameras. “As a result of it’s in honor of my 27-year-old fiancé. That is truly one thing that me and Zied say on a regular basis. It’s Arabic, ‘I’m yours and you’re mine.’”
She mentions to the tattoo artist that she hopes “it says what he mentioned it says,” as she laughs. The tattoo is in purple ink above her hand on her wrist, and it additionally features a crescent moon and star.
Zied isn’t thrilled about dwelling with Rebecca’s daughter and her fiancé
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Rebecca’s lease goes to finish quickly, and Tiffany, her daughter, has supplied for her and Zied to stick with her and her fiancé, Micah, when Zied arrives in Georgia. However apparently Zied doesn’t need to stick with them.
“He’s uncomfortable with me being right here and Micah being right here,” Rebecca tells Tiffany. “So me strolling round in my pajamas or one thing…” Rebecca says. She mentions that Zied is “a really conservative Muslim.”
Tiffany tells Micah about it, and she or he already doesn’t like that “he thinks he can already management her.” Rebecca breaks it down, saying that Micah is “technically an single man,” which is the issue.
Micah says Zied must “recover from” the variations they’ve of their cultures. Micah believes that Zied must “catch on to the best way issues work, and catch on fast.” If Zied does something “out of line,” Micah admits they may “have issues.”
Tiffany has her doubts since her mom has been down the same street earlier than. However Rebecca insists that this time she has 90 days, which is totally different from the final scenario.
How will this entire dynamic work as soon as Zied will get to america? We’ll should see how issues play out in season 8 of 90 Day Fiancé.
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