Hey everyone, welcome to Pink Shade with Aaron Martin, the podcast where we talk about reality TV and we get a little bit culty.

I have a fantastic interview for you today coming at you in two parts. One part this week, part two next week. It is Paul from 90 day fiance. Yes, he is here with us today talking about everything we need to know. I asked him all of your questions. Everything we could possibly get to, we talked for almost two straight hours and he just gave us so much information. I asked him about the vest. I asked him about that fight with Karini. We saw this week and he told us what we didn't see on camera. We even went back in time.

We also asked him to relive the machete attack and to discuss that hairball. Paul also gives us a lot of insight on what's to come this season. He does a little bit of that this episode and he does a lot more of it on part two. So tune in not only this week but next week as well to catch all of the dirt. I want to remind you to head over to the Patreon page for Pink Shade. If you want to get bonus content, I'll be providing outtakes from interviews there, including this one and recent interviews with Jordan from Nation of Recap.

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I'm going to show you guys exclusively with patreon to dish on the extra shady stuff. Alright, let's go ahead and get to Paul. He has a lot to say and again he's going to be saying it for two episodes and I think you're really going to enjoy this. I sure did. Here we go.

Alright guys, well, we are in for a treat today. We saw Paul and Karini from Kentucky and Brazil respectively meet for the first time last season on TLC's 90 day fiance before the 90 day season one. This year they're back for season two to continue their journey on camera.

And despite not being able to speak the same language Paul and Karini got married. We just saw that happen on our TVs. They've even discussed having children but they're also facing some issues as newlyweds which a lot of people can relate to. However, their story is so much different from a lot of ours that it's interesting to watch how they're navigating these waters.

We're going to talk about this week's dramatic episode but much more to with Paul today. So Paul, welcome to the show.

Yeah, we have we're huge fans of 90 day fiance every version but I have to say before the 90 days and I can speak for most of my listeners is our absolute favorite. I mean that kind of blew all of the other versions of 90 day out of the water last year.

And your story with Karini was a big part of that, you know, especially the dramatic machete scene and everything else. It was unbelievable really watching it. I mean, even my husband who doesn't watch this kind of TV saw a couple of scenes and he was like, what is this incredible show?

Like it's before the 90 days you must watch it.

So how did you initially find the show? How did the show find you? Tell us about like how this even happened to you.

Well, I originally had been talking to people online for a while and I actually have been talking to Karini for over a year.

And I really finally decided it was time that I was going to go and visit her and me here for the first time.

And I knew I could show and I saw the show and I debated on it.

And the biggest reason why I reached out to them was more of a safety thing is making sure someone was there.

Something went wrong.

And I was thinking the language going up in Amazon, you know, by myself is extremely risky.

And I actually did end up going up once by myself completely back to her village and I will send her glad that person I was the crew.

I did, like I said, I actually almost jumped at one point and there was a very, some ups and downs on that trip.

But the trip was positive overall.

Her family a lot of locals looked after me and so everything was very positive.

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