90 Day Fiance The Other Way Recap: Brittany Banks Drunk Dials Yazan!

Ariela and Biniyam have settled into a rhythm, but it's not one that's making Ariela happy. She's home alone with the baby al lot while he's working, and she would rather have him around more to help.

His sister, Wish, and family friend Artemis show up to visit Ariela for an on-camera chat. Ariela doesn't have the best relationship with Biniyam's family, but it's mostly nice.

We've had our frustrations with Ariela (especially with her inexplicable 180 on last week's episode), but she's very relatable -- as a fellow Millennial -- here. People just show up at her house and she does not love it. We're reminded of that "so people used to just open the door whenever somebody knocked? Now I understand why there were so many serial killers in the '70s" social media post from years ago. Text before you visit someone.

Wish and Artemis both seem to feed Ariela's insecurities about Biniyam's job. We'd love to believe that this is production meddling, because it's not very nice to remind a new mom about how hot the people her boyfriend works with are.

They had hoped to be there for the birth of Avi, but he was born early via emergency C-section. Apparently Ariela has been going without a toilet seat, like Hannibal Lecter being punished by Dr. Chilton, and Biniyam is only now fixing it so that he doesn't disappoint her father.

She wants to see Biniyam's phone, which causes some tension (and is a weird request -- I will never understand those couples who, with or especially without permission, look through each other's phones).

Ariela feels more like she and Biniyam are roommates than partners. Like they're living together but not living their lives together.

Ariela and Avi wait at the hotel while Biniyam goes to pick up her parents. They'll stay at the hotel during the visit for convenience, and so that Ariela will have some help with the baby.

En route to the hotel, Biniyam tells Ariela that he has to work that night ... the same night that her parents are coming in, where her dad will meet Biniyam for the first time.

What may be worse than working at such an inopportune time is that he didn't tell her until just then. That's a weird thing to "forget."

Setting aside Ariela's concerns about his plans to work, he admits that he's nervous about this encounter. Specifically, he worries that Ariela's father may be concerned that the living conditions aren't good enough for his daughter and grandson and convince her to return to the US.

Janice was with Ariela for the first several episodes of her season as she got situated in Ethiopia.

Dr. Fred Weinberg seemed to have a very good impression of Biniyam upon their first meeting, and they were both charmed that he called him "Dr. Weinberg."

Ariela was so happy to see her parents again after so much time apart and so much difficulty.

Janice and Fred are so enchanted by their grandbaby. Awwww!

Biniyam has to work that night, he explains. Meanwhile, Ariela notes that he has to work on scheduling things to avoid conflicts like this in the future. Next week looks like it's going to have much more conflict and some hopefully thought-provoking content that many interfaith couples may find relatable.

Deavan reveals that she recently discovered that she was pregnant. It was unplanned and a relatively short time after she and Jihoon had Taeyang, who is still just a baby. Deavan repeats what almost sounds like a mantra: "Stuff happens for a reason. A baby is always a blessing. I was accepting it and ready to do it."

A short time later -- in fact, right around the time that news of her pregnancy leaked to the public -- she suffered a miscarriage.

If these scenes were filmed in the aftermath of Deavan's miscarriage, they're over a year old -- from early October 2019. We know because we here at THG reported on the tragic news at the time. We had already noted that earlier events this season happened a relatively short time after Season 1 was filmed. You will see that some of Deavan's castmates had stories that aired at very different times.

Deavan notes that this loss has brought her and Jihoon closer together as a couple.

For reasons unknown, Deavan and her mother-in-law take a trip to a museum together.

Jihoon's mother uses the translation tool to tell Deavan that as a fellow woman, she thinks that Deavan is courageous.

She thanks her mother-in-law for her emotional support and for how helpful she and her husband have been as Deavan and Jihoon have grappled with this. She says that she is feeling like they have a real MIL-DIL relationship.

The two are planning their ring ceremony now that Sumit is officially and finally divorced. Sumit offers and explains the prayer that he is making, noting that they will need all of the help that they can get.

His parents still plan to object to their marriage -- something that his dad told him even as they celebrated his divorce.

He promises her that he's not going to let anyone or anything prevent them from getting married.

We see footage of Sumit on March 25, 2020 as he heads out to buy food on deserted streets. Most of the US had not yet implemented official lockdown measures by this date, but many of us were already taking care (Sumit's shopping trip was two weeks after the last time that I ate at a restaurant this year). At least Sumit and Jenny have each other.

Sumit is diabetic and Jenny is, as Sumit says, "old." They are both particularly at-risk for COVID-19 so even without the lockdown, they wouldn't have been putting themselves in any unnecessary danger.

They had been gearing up to move forward with their relationship and their ring ceremony and that got put on hold, but at least Jenny could reach out to her family -- including her worried adult kids.

We cannot express our deep envy of a country whose leadership actually cared enough to halt the pandemic instead of politicizing all efforts to fight it. That's why the US has 4% of the world's population but 25% of the COVID-19 cases. Prime Minister Modi is neither a good person nor a good leader, but it was to Sumit and Jenny and a billion other people's benefit that the Indian government didn't abandon their citizens (and guests) to die. In the mean time, Jenny's visa kept getting extended with the lockdown ... but she has real fears about time running out.

Tim's mother, Robin, and her friend, Karmyn, have come to visit in Columbia, so he and Melyza go to pick them up.

They immediately want to know how they are doing and how the relationship is going and if they've decided to marry and make this thing -- including Tim's residency, potentially -- permanent.

She just says that she needs more time with Tim. That said ... she also leaves them be and stays with her family during Tim's mom's visit.

"I'm hoping my mother coming here is an opportunity for her...to talk things out with Melyza because I know they both love each other," Tim expresses to the camera, referring in part to how his mom had once threatened to call the police on Melyza. "But ultimately I don't know how this is going to turn out until we start talking about the issues at hand."

They take Robin to the market, where she spends her time marveling. On camera, she handily quashes a lot of awful stereotypes that Columbia has had to face over the years.

When Tim brings up how Robin once told Melyza that she wasn't good enough for him, Robin says: "I think what I was trying to convey was just that if you're really, truly unhappy and you don't think you can rectify that, then maybe it's time to move on."