90 Day Fiance fans are used to watching couples fight over various little things as they try to work out their long-distance relationships. Manon and Anthony seem to be a couple that can’t stay away from trouble, no matter what they try next. The parents of one kid officially closed on their new home in the South of France. Although it was meant to be a fresh start of sorts for them, it became a reality check for Manon.
As cameras followed her through the quiet town, she started to feel overwhelmed, seeing that there was nothing there to explore. The peaceful setting may have come at a cost Manon was not prepared to handle. Did the relocation push her past her limits? And can their relationship withstand the strain caused by isolation and unmet expectations? Keep on reading to know more.
90 Day Fiance: Manon & Anthony Have Been Clashing Over Other Things Before Their Move
90 Day Fiance star Manon has been struggling with many changes since getting together with Anthony. Even before their move, she was frustrated about whether they would be able to afford a house and Anthony’s job. The tension started when they talked about his work schedule and responsibilities as a father. Anthony recently accepted a job where he had to work overnight once a week as an adult Boy Scout leader. Manon felt uncomfortable being left alone overnight with their baby, Benjamin.
She also expressed concern about managing everything on her own. Anthony felt that even other demanding jobs require time away from family, including military and police work. He also pointed out that Manon is not currently working and that someone needs to earn money in the family. Manon also wasn’t happy with how much Anthony was earning. She felt it was not enough to support their lifestyle or future plans. Anthony couldn’t help but say that nothing he does ever seems sufficient for her.
90 Day Fiance: Manon Gets Panic Attack After Reality Sets In
In the latest episode of 90 Day Fiance: The Other Way, Manon experienced a panic attack as she was walking and exploring her new town. She was walking through the town with her son Benjamin, and became overwhelmed as the reality of it all set in. She admitted her heart rate kept rising, and she was struggling to breathe. Manon told the cameras that the town felt isolated from civilization. She noted the absence of basic amenities like pharmacies and bakeries.
At one point, she stopped walking and said she needed time to process everything. She confessed that she suddenly felt stuck and realized she was not made for this kind of life. When she got back home, Manon told Anthony she planned to return to her parents’ home in Marseille. As their new car wouldn’t come for weeks, she explained that staying in a quiet town felt unbearable.
She decided to leave for nearly a month, which meant Anthony would be living alone in the house. Anthony was not happy to hear this. He felt he would not feel good about coming home to an empty house after work. But Manon had made up her mind and said Marseille had access to restaurants and stores. When Anthony asked for a compromise, she asked if he expected her to suffer daily.
