'90 Day Fiance': Ed's Girlfriend Rose is Hoping for a Proposal But a Confrontation Is Brewing (Exclusive)

After constant fighting, star Stephanie finally called it quits with her Australian girlfriend, Erika, on Sunday's episode of the hit TLC series.

season 4 star Geoffrey didn't get the ending he was hoping for after visiting his online girlfriend in Russia.

So, just how many breakups were there on 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days' Sunday, May 10 episode? Three? Two? Will any of them stick? In Russia, Geoffrey proposed to Varya…and she said no. "This is a great step," she said.

The  episode on Sunday stunned viewers, when season 4 star David finally met his online girlfriend, Lana.

Getting real. Ed Brown, best known as “Big Ed” on 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days, is opening up about his past struggles and his relationship with Rosemarie Vega.

Florence Pugh is on the cover of Elle UK‘s June 2020 issue, out on Thursday (May 7).

Florence Pugh is on the cover of Elle UK‘s June 2020 issue, out on Thursday (May 7).

Big Ed's lies are catching up with him when it comes to his relationship with Rosemarie on

season 4 star Jorge Nava is unrecognizable and opening up about his completely different life since entering prison.

Don’t believe everything you read! That’s the message 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days star Ed “Big Ed” Brown has for fans who are wondering about recent social media rumors that his girlfriend, Rosemarie “Rose” Vega, is engaged to a woman.

season 4 star David is getting desperate to meet his online girlfriend of seven years, Lana.

Things are getting worse for season 4 couple Stephanie and Erika.

season 4 star Ed is opening up about that instantly iconic scene from a recent episode of the hit TLC series, when he bathed with both his girlfriend, Rosemarie, and her father at her home in the Philippines.

It's time to hang up the cape this year.

The world's most famous comic book convention is the latest high-profile cancellation

At this point, it was probably inevitable that San Diego Comic-Con was not going to be happening. However, with the amount of anticipation it generates each and every single year, hope sprung eternal that the coronavirus pandemic would not affect the gathering in 2020.

It's time to hang up the cape this year.

The annual fan bath known as Comic-Con was officially canceled Friday due to the ongoing coronavirus lockdown. The summer event was scheduled to run July 23 to July 26 at the San Diego Convention Center, potentially drawing 130,000 visitors from all over the world.