Loren Tells Her Parents About Their Big Move | Loren and Alexei: After the 90 Days | TLC

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In this episode of Loren & Alexei: After the 90 Days, Loren and Alexei have been considering moving out of South Florida to Alexei’s home country of Israel, and it’s now time to tell Loren’s parents. When they finally break the news, Loren’s parents are less than happy with the couple’s plans and try to talk them out of moving.

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The stakes are incredibly high as these couples are forced to make a life-altering decision: get married or send their international mate home!

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