Paul Staehle Proves That Praising Foreign Women Ends Up Bad When You are a SIMP (90 Day Fiance)

Paul Staehle Proves That Praising Foreign Women Ends Up Bad When You are a SIMP (90 Day Fiance)

Paul Staehle and Karine Martins Staehle have always had a rollercoaster relationship. But in recent episodes of 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After, things between the new parents have been worse than ever after they moved from Karine’s home country of Brazil to Paul’s home state of Kentucky in the U.S. In a new 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After episode, Paul’s mom, Mary Staehle, visited the couple and their infant son, Pierre—only to find Karine silent and unwilling to speak to her mother-in-law. Both Mary and Paul worried that Karine might be planning to head back to Brazil without her husband. On the most recent 90 Day Fiancé episode, Paul worriedly paced outside the bathroom of the small home he shared with his wife in Kentucky. He explained that Karine’s “mood swings” had gotten worse in recent weeks, and she often locked herself in the bathroom—sometimes for hours—before reluctantly coming out. Paul desperately tried to get Karine to join him, as his mom, Mary, was soon coming over to visit the couple and baby Pierre. “I’m not sure what’s going on right now,” the 90 Day Fiancé star told producers, “if Karine’s mad at me, if she’s mad that my mom is coming over.” “Every now and again, she does this,” Paul claimed. “She’ll go in there and lock herself in there for four, five, six hours. She’s been having a lot of mood swings lately, and I feel really bad for her.” Paul tried to knock on the door and lure Karine out, but she didn’t budge at first. Finally, she came out of the bathroom, but she refused to interact with her husband—even when he asked her what was wrong and told her she “wasn’t being herself today.” “No, Paul. No care,” Karine replied when her husband reminded her that her mother-in-law was on her way to the house. “It’s not my problem, Paul.” The ’90 Day Fiancé’ star’s mom worried that Karine’s behavior might be a ‘red flag’ When Paul’s mom arrived, with a platter of food in tow, things didn’t get much better. Karine told Mary that it “wasn’t her” before she stormed off on her own. Paul wasted no time in recounting Karine’s “mood swings” to his mother. “It’s like one minute she’s happy, and the next minute she’s like this, and the next minute it’s something totally different,” Paul lamented. “These mood swings are so bad, Mom.” “I understand how she feels,” Mary told 90 Day Fiancé producers. “I mean, she’s got so much going on right now. It’s so different, and I’m sure she misses her mother.” Despite Mary’s empathy for Karine, she had some concerns, too. She worried that Karine’s behavior was a sign that she might want to return to her home country. “Paul needs to work on getting a job,” Paul’s mom argued. “Because if she’s doing stuff like this, it’s a red flag. It makes me think she’s not happy here and she wants to leave.” As for Paul, he insisted that Karine’s moods had nothing to do with him. “It is heartbreaking,” the 90 Day Fiancé star confessed. “I don’t want my wife to feel like this and be like this…I’m exhausted, you know, emotionally and physically exhausted.” “Does she want to go back home?” Mary immediately wanted to know. “I don’t know,” Paul admitted, looking deflated at the possibility that his wife might return to Brazil on her own. “I hope not.” Mary was understanding of Karine’s emotional state. She pointed out that Karine was living in a new country, where she didn’t know the language well, without much money, and as a brand-new mom to boot. https://www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/90-day-fiance-paul-staehles-mom-says-karine-martins-staehles-behavior-is-a-red-flag.html/

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