Loren Tells Her Parents About Their Big Move | Loren and Alexei: After the 90 Days | TLC

In this episode of Loren & Alexei: After the 90 Days, Loren and Alexei have been considering moving out of South Florida to Alexei’s home country of Israel, and it’s now time to tell Loren's parents. When they finally break the news, Loren’s parents are less than happy with the couple’s plans and try to talk them out of moving.

From Season 2, Episode 1: Table For Five

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Loren Tells Her Parents About Their Big Move | Loren and Alexei: After the 90 Days | TLC

[boosqueezy]

they’re married. if they want to move and have decided that as a couple, then that’s what it is and should be. her parents are way out of line.

[TomatoDana]

yikes… i can’t believe Loren’s dad said his daughter needs to keep her legs closed… that’s so disturbing.

[daniellelm]

Her parents scare me. The way they behave they’re lucky their children have a relationship with them.

[jazzyj]

That’s sweet!
My parents moved us to Panama for 5 years when I was a kid. It was an amazing experience.

[boosqueezy]

i think it’s wonderful for children to discover different cultures and ways of life. they should know their roots. it’s best to do it while they’re young and open-minded

[lolalove]

I am so blessed to have my parents . They are supportive and they mind their business.

[boosqueezy]

his parents deserve to see their grandkids too

[PanoramicView-op]

Her parents are extremely selfish Alex he he sacrificed everything he basically left his country everything he knew for Lauren he has three beautiful children and he's been you know holding down the front like a man for his family and now he wants to be able for his children to experience his culture and they've been living in America for a long time honestly her parents are being extremely selfish and for her dad even stay. Comment that sounded a little racist honestly how can he say that about Lawrence husband just because he doesn't want him to move his kids to Israel like Lauren her husband and her children experience a new culture and the children will be able to be with their other side of the family Lauren's parents are really messed up honestly and very selfish

[jacquelinev]

Alexei was extremely respectful and calm about this entire rude exchange with Loren's parents and that takes a lot of self control to not feed into negativity! They are married adults and should be supported in this decision! I imagine that Loren will enjoy the change of being around Alexei's family in Israel!

[michelles]

They are a family in their own right. If as a couple they made this decision than that’s it you have to support them.

[markrchamb]

The problem with them is they love each other and enjoy being with each other. They work as a team and that’s driving her family crazy, they want so badly to make him a control freak which he clearly isn’t.

[Jessica]

Her parents are way too comfortable with crossing boundaries and disrespecting both of them. Her parents immediately go for the power when they run their yapper “CALL ME when you do”, I would have told her to screw off until they can adjust their attitude, and then maybe they could call us In Israel.

[Whynotcreate]

As a parent myself. I would be sad if my children moved that far from me but I would encourage and support them more then be sad and argue.

[bettinamcclendon]

Her parents are very Controlling and super manipulating it's sad to see how they treat her. They should be happy that she's in a loving relationship... with her husband who wants to share their family with his family. Alxie parents are very loving and understanding 💯❤

[SusanMinhTrangNguyen]

Did I really hear her dad say, “he needs to keep it in his pants and she needs to keep her legs closed?” What a weird thing for a dad to say about his married daughter 😬

[sarah]

Saying a comment like that at 4:16 Is completely uncalled for. He needs to 🤐 it.

[sunflower]

They should do it while the kids are young and can absorb the language faster. It will be really beneficial for them in the future

[cbgbstew]

It’s understandable that the grandparents would be upset about this, but Loren is right: they are in a position where, no matter what, someone (either Alexei’s parents or hers) will be upset. Moving them to Israel for a while will be a GREAT experience for the kids and will give Alexei’s parents a chance to form bonds with their grandkids! And after living in South Florida for 14 years, I can safely say that it is NOT the ideal place to raise kids. Some of the worst people on the planet live in South Florida 😂

[XimenaJohn]

What her parents said is disgusting they are beyond disrespectful

[dems]

They were so rude and mean lmao wtf. Must be a shame to have parents like that, they are together and they can make that decision on their own.