Thème sombre:

90 jours pour se marier

90 Day Fiancé (2014)

reality show, romantique | Etats-Unis

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EPISODE: 5

SYNOPSIS

Using a unique visa, six couples embark on a 90-day journey. Their foreign mates will travel to the US and have 90 days to get married or leave the country.

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