December 26, 2024

Watch ’90-Day Fiancé’ star Shaeeda react to Bilal’s childhood home: ‘It looks like it could collapse on us any moment’

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  • Bilal shows Shaeeda his childhood home in an exclusive clip of “90 Day Fiancé,” airing Sunday. 
  • Thinking they’re going to live there together, she says the ceiling looks like it could “collapse.”
  • “I was hoping [for] my new home to be [a] spacious, modern, contemporary type of home,” she says.
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    On April 17’s premiere episode of “90 Day Fiancé,” we learned that real estate agent Bilal Hazziez planned to play a joke on his soon-to-be wife Shaeeda Sween by taking her to his childhood home in Kansas City, Missouri, before his actual home to see how she would react to being with him in poorer living conditions. 

    In the exclusive clip below, Sween sees what she thinks is Hazziez’s home for the first time and is unimpressed. 

    “Aw, babe. A home from the 1900s must be an antique,” she says before even stepping inside. 

    The camera pans to her expressions of discomfort often, but when she looks up at the ceiling she can’t hold her thoughts in anymore. “Babe, that’s peeling,” she says, pointing to the ceiling. “It looks like it could collapse on us any moment now.” 

    She’s even more honest in a confessional interview, telling the cameras: “This is not real. This place is dilapidated. It’s not the place I want to be at.” 

    “I was hoping [for] my new home to be [a] spacious, modern, contemporary type of home,” she continues. “I’m getting the complete opposite to that.” She begins to wonder what else her fiancé is hiding from her. 

    Hazziez kept images of his home and cars a secret from Sween in preparation for what he describes as a “joke” in the clip, but after seeing Sween’s reaction to getting picked up in an old van that he uses for work he tells the cameras, “This might not go very well.” 

    Watch the clip below to see the reveal. 

    A new episode of “90 Day Fiancé” airs Sunday, April 24 at 8 p.m. 

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