90 Day Fiance’s Sarper and Shekinah Reveal Where They Stand After Explosive Tell-All Special (Exclusive)

90 Day Fiancé’s Sarper and Shekinah fight hard but love harder.

Despite recently filming a dramatic tell-all episode for TLC’s hit reality show, the duo are trying their best to keep their marriage intact.

“We’re together,” Shekinah exclusively shared with Us Weekly at the 10th anniversary event of “Juicy Scoop with Heather McDonald” on Wednesday, June 25. “Listen, we’re a real couple, so we go through real ups and downs. Right now, we’re up. Tomorrow we might be down. We don’t know.”

Before stepping out at STK Restaurant in Westwood, California, the couple admitted that they started the day “down.” But after a few hours, things were back to looking promising again.

“We’re Scorpios, so it makes perfect sense, right?” Shekinah told Us. “We love hard, fight hard.”

Part one of the 90 Day Fiancé season 11 tell-all special aired on June 22. During the explosive episode, Sarper revealed that Shekinah kicked him out less than a month after their wedding and spent 10 days in a rental after they got into another fight.

Now that the dust has settled, the pair are trying to focus on the positives of their relationship.

“Our ideal date night is in bed,” Shekinah shared with Us. “We’re doing a hardcore bed rot. We’re literally watching our trashiest shows, eating the most disgusting American snacks.”

The pair agreed that they are guilty of watching too much Love After Lockup while enjoying their beloved frozen yogurt.

When asked to share what they admire most about each other, both Shaekinah and Sarper were quick to praise the other — even if things get a little crazy.

“I call her evil baby,” Sarper said. “Sometimes so innocent, sometimes can be an evil bitch. I don’t know what I’m dealing with. I love her.”

Shekinah added, “I love his cute little face. He’s just such a little baby right now. He can turn very evil, very fast. Don’t be disguised by this sweet face.”

As for where they stand with the other couples, perhaps it’s safe to describe it as up and down – just like their marriage.

“We are good with real couples,” Sarper teased before referencing 90 Day Fiancé’s first throuple. “Sincere, real couples. Everyone, maybe millions, have fantasies of threesomes. That’s a fantasy of people, but after this [season], even I don’t want one.”

90 Day Fiancé airs on TLC Sundays at 8 p.m. ET. Stream old episodes on Discovery+.