Mido is threatened with physical violence by his fellow “90 Day Fiancé” cast members during the finale that aired Sunday.
Part three of the Season 12 tell-all aired on TLC and featured Mido, 41, and Debby, 55, in the hot seat. Unflattering footage is shown of Mido’s bad treatment of Debby, including the explosive fight in which a producer stepped in after things got heated between him and her friends.
The cast has strong reactions to the fight, with Edward noting that Mido was extremely disrespectful. Edward says he was “angry” watching Debby and Mido this season and encourages her to find another partner if she doesn’t feel he’s the right one for her.
“Don’t get stuck because you feel like your age or whatever,” he tells her. “We can go to D.R. (Dominican Republic) and find other boyfriend or whatever.”
Mallorie chimes in, “You can go to Turkey, girl,” calling out where her husband, Rasit, is from.
But Edward gets serious when he calls out Mido being “aggressive” towards Debby.
“I just want to be over there and like, basically, punch you in the face,” he shockingly tells him. “That was very mean.”
Rasit also tells Mido, “When you fight with your wife, please don’t tell, ‘you’re a bitch.'”
But Mido passionately defends himself, noting that Debby did not have his back during the heated moment, and left him stranded at midnight with nowhere to go. He also refuses to apologize to Debby’s friend Astra for yelling at her.
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It’s clear the cast is not fans of Mido — or his acting skills. At one point, he performs a monologue that involves him crying on cue and the cast is completely silent during the cringeworthy moment.
The cast also calls him out for pranking Debby during his wild proposal, which left her devastated and in tears when he tricked her into thinking he was leaving her. Mido laughs off the criticism, and says he made it a moment she won’t forget.
Paula notes, “I would’ve kicked his ass.”
Shea comments, “She was visibly shaking. She’s not gonna forget it because she’s gonna have PTSD from it.”
He adds, “I came in with very low expectations for me talking to you, I wasn’t expecting much, but, even though you may joke different than we do over here, that’s still pushing it a little.”
Mallorie bluntly says she doesn’t think Mido’s here for the right reasons and just wants a green card so he can pursue his dream to become an A-list actor in America. Mido adds fuel to the fire by insisting that if he doesn’t get a green card within a year, he’s going back to Egypt and doubts Debby will come with him — even though she insists that she will so that they can be together.
After filming wraps on their segment, Mido is clearly upset at Debby because he feels she didn’t defend him enough.
“But if anyone wants to see me here as ‘the bad guy,” it’s OK,” he says defiantly. “It’s up to you.”
Later, Paula and Ashia take Debby aside backstage and gently share their concerns that Mido doesn’t really love her. Debby breaks down and says she also doesn’t know how much she can take being Mido’s only support system in the US.
“It’s so hard,” she says. “What am I gonna do?”
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