'90 Day Fiancé' star Jibri calls Miona an 'entitled millennial' and says he is being pressured into marriage in sneak peek
- Jibri calls Miona an "entitled millennial" in an exclusive sneak peek of Sunday's "90 Day Fiancé."
- He says he feels pressured by her to get married and is "frustrated."
"90 Day Fiancé" star Jibri Bell seeks his family's support while confronting his partner Miona — whom he calls an "entitled millennial" in an exclusive sneak peek of Sunday's upcoming episode.
In the clip of the conversation below, Jibri and Miona are joined by his parents, Mahala and Brian Bach, and his grandmother Cheyne to discuss the couple's future.
When Mahala asks Jibri and Miona what would happen if they decide not to get married, Jabri tells his mom, "Miona said in the park she would leave my ass." Miona confirms it's true.
Mahala tells Miona that pressuring someone to do something they don't want to do is unhealthy for a relationship, prompting Miona to ask Jibri if he feels pressured to marry her.
"I think you pressure me, yeah," he responds.
"The conversation I had with you today you said, 'It's gonna be over if we don't get married now,'" Jibri continues, noting that he's "frustrated" by her insistence on having an extravagant beach wedding away from Rapid City, South Dakota, where they are currently living on the show.
"You are impatient and you're wanting everything right away like an entitled millennial," Jibri tells his fiancé. "Like, you want everything in a microwave. And I don't think that's fair."
Mahala then jumps in to cut her son off, standing up for Miona.
"I absolutely want to encourage you to say how you're feeling and about what's going on for you," Mahala, who is a certified counselor, tells her son. "But I'm also not gonna sit here while you're like, almost calling her names."
A visibly frustrated Miona eventually chastises Jibri for talking about their relationship problems before talking to her. "It's not everybody else's wedding, it's our wedding," she says.
Ironically, Miona is 24 years old and was born on June 18, 1998 — so she's a member of Gen Z, not a millennial. Jibri was 28 when the show was filming, so he is in fact a member of the generation he put down, according to Pew Research Center.
A new episode of "90 Day Fiancé" airs Sunday at 8 p.m. ET.