‘90 Day Fiancé’: Thomas threatens to call off wedding to Paula for this insane reason
Thomas and Paula, a couple from the reality TV show '90 Day Fiancé', are having issues with their upcoming wedding due to Thomas' sensitivity to artificial scents. Thomas is threatening to call off the wedding because Paula wears perfume and deodorant, which he finds annoying and unbearable. The couple's disagreements are causing tension in their relationship, with Thomas feeling like Paula is not taking his needs seriously.
- ▪Thomas is sensitive to artificial scents and gets annoyed when Paula wears perfume and deodorant.
- ▪Paula apologized for wearing deodorant, but Thomas didn't accept her apology, saying she wasn't taking him seriously.
- ▪The couple got into an argument over Paula's family staying with them at Thomas' apartment, with Thomas feeling like it's an invasion of his personal space.
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| Publication time | Sun, 02 Aug 2026 22:00:00 -0400 |
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TV ‘90 Day Fiancé’: Thomas threatens to call off wedding to Paula for this insane reason By Antoinette Bueno Published Aug. 2, 2026, 10:00 p.m. ET [nyp_video player=”x2LRGYDR” platform=”jw-player” playlist=”RIf1KLG0″ playlisttype=”dynamic” placement=”true” jwpropertyid=”qnvVgH3c” / Thomas is ready to call off his wedding to Paula two weeks before the big day — all because she wears perfume and deodorant — on Sunday’s episode of “90 Day Fiancé” Season 12. Paula, 41, moved from São Paulo, Brazil, to Long Beach, California, to be with Thomas, 31, after the two met and connected while she was on a vacation in Los Angeles. But they’ve been fighting over Thomas’ very particular needs, including that he goes ballistic over her wearing artificial scents of any kind.
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