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Jose and Louise pose together, arm in arm, on a couch.
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’90 Day Fiancé UK’ season 3 release window, cast, and more

Who *doesn't* want to see Jose try to juggle fatherhood and a rap career?

The U.K. edition of reality TV hit 90 Day Fiancé adds a much-needed dose of British eccentricity to the popular American format, in which engaged international couples attempt to live together in one party’s home country, and have 90 days on their visa (or up to six months in the U.K.) to decide whether or not they’ll make it down the aisle.

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With classic moments like Hossein answering the phone during his wedding ceremony, and the unforgettable (for all the wrong reasons) “I Love You, Chicken” song by aspiring rapper Jose, fans of the reality series will be itching for a follow-up series, as confirmed at the end of season two via an open casting call. Here’s what we know about the upcoming season so far.

90 Day Fiancé UK season 3 release window

Kadie and Alejandro hold hands in the English countryside
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According to an exclusive report from The Sun, the third season of 90 Day Fiancé UK will stream its first episode on Monday, May 27th, 2024. As before, the series will be available on Discovery Plus, and will most likely be released at a rate of one episode per week, as previous seasons have.

90 Day Fiancé UK season 3 cast

One couple returning to the new series is Jose and Louise, who met online and now live as a married couple with a newborn baby in Gloucester, England, as shown in season two. Jose, originally from Colombia, is an aspiring rapper, and wooed his English partner Louise with his rap song “I Love You Chicken,” which went viral online last year.

Louise and Jose will be joined by the show’s first same-sex couple, Sprite and John, who hails from Thailand. Other newcomers include Nicole and Taher (from Egypt), Tony and Nui (a Thai native), Jamie and Kathleen (a citizen of the Philippines), Sam and Ali (location undisclosed), Charlotte and Johan (a resident of the Dominican Republic).


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Bethany Gemmell
Bethany Gemmell is a writer based in Edinburgh, Scotland. Bethany mainly covers reality TV at We Got This Covered, but when she's off-duty, she can often be found re-watching Better Call Saul for the millionth time.