“90 Day Fiancé ”Returns for Season 11 with New and Old Faces, Plenty of Tears and the First-Ever Throuple: See the Trailer!

90 Day Fiancé is back and bringing the drama.

The fan-favorite TLC show is returning with seven couples, including some familiar faces.

In the season 11 trailer, fans will get to follow the journeys of Stevi and Mahdi, Mark and Mina, Gregory and Joan, Shekinah and Sarper, Shawn and Alliya, Jessica and Juan, and the first-ever throuple, Matt, Amani and Any.

The preview kicks off with Mina declaring “I’m home now,” after arriving in the U.S. to be with 59-year-old pilot Mark from New Hampshire.

“I guess you could say I got hit by the cupid arrow right away,” Mark says as the pair get into the hot tub together.

The trailer later reveals the two have a 2-year-old daughter together, and Mina, who is originally from Paris, France, had to leave behind her 9-year-old son from a previous relationship until he received his passport.

“Part of me wonders if she had the baby to try to lock down my dad,” Mark’s daughter from his first wife, Jordan, says in the preview before Mina tells her: “I think you’re a snake. You don’t coming to my wedding.”

According to an official synopsis, "Mina begins to question whether she should stay in America or return to France" as the two remain "isolated in rural New Hampshire and without her son or a strong bond with Mark’s family."

Sarper and Shekinah, whose tumultuous relationship has been documented on 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way, appear in the trailer next, with Sarper jogging on the beach with his shirt off.

“I believe everything is possible in America,” he says before he and Shekinah kiss on the sand.

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Sarper is from Turkey, where fans last saw Shekinah move while Sarper waited for his Visa. The pair went through ups and downs after Sarper struggled to leave behind his playboy past, and this season will see him proving to Shekinah whether they can truly build a foundation in America.

“Sarper must prove he can adapt to his new environment without falling back into his old, reckless habits,” reads a synopsis. “Most importantly, he must win the approval of Shekinah’s family, and especially from her daughter, Sofie. If they don’t approve, Shekinah will send Sarper packing.”

Later in the trailer, things get rocky between Sarper and Shekinah again.

“You’re just like a dictator,” he tells her, to which she replies: “If it’s too hard, then leave.”

Then, Jessica is at the airport to pick up Juan, who came from Columbia to live with her — and the baby son they share — in Wyoming. Fans previously saw them on 90 Day Fiancé: Love in Paradise, where they tested their relationship after meeting on a cruise.

“He is used to traveling the world,” Jessica tells cameras in the preview. “His life is changing to a 180.”

According to the synopsis: “The couple face many challenges, from Juan’s loyalty to Jessica, to Jessica’s doubts about Juan’s ability to adapt to a major role shift — from a carefree cruise ship bartender to full-time Dad. With tensions rising and a new family dynamic to navigate, the couple faces a pivotal moment in their love story.”

Juan later is shown seemingly making a confession of infidelity, saying “I’m human” when asked if he slept with another woman.

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Another returning couple is Alliya and Shawn, who reunite in Los Angeles after Alliya traveled from her hometown of Rio de Janeiro in Brazil.  “It’s a new life,” Alliya says as she arrives in Beverly Hills. “It’s like I’m just born today!”

Also featured on 90 Day Fiancé: Love in Paradise, the couple navigate several obstacles, like their 30-year age gap and the fact that Shawn has kept their relationship a secret from his family and friends.

“The most difficult hurdle is Shawn’s internal struggle — he finds that Alliya, who is a trans woman, is evolving into a very different person than the one he first fell in love with as she continues to transition and explore surgical options,” reads the synopsis. “Now, Shawn is faced with the most important question of all: can he say ‘I do’ to someone whose identity is changing before his eyes?”

Toward the end of the trailer, a dramatic moment at their wedding hints that one of them may be leaving the other at the altar. As Alliya stands her in gown, Shawn can be heard saying: “How could you do this?”

“I should be happy, I should be living my fairytale,” Alliya later tells cameras, teary-eyed. “I just dream about all of this different.”

The throuple is introduced next, with Matt and Amani bringing exotic dancer Any, from Tijuana, Mexico, into their married life in San Diego. Together, Matt and Amani are raising two daughters, but Amani, who is bisexual, wants to explore a polyamorous relationship.

"I love being married to Matt, I love being a mom, but we have a third in our relationship," Amani says before cameras capture the throuple in bed together.

“The threesome has been dating for over a year, and now Matt, Amani and Any are looking to make their relationship permanent,” per the synopsis. “To do so, however, means Matt and Amani must divorce to move forward with the K1 visa, allowing one of them to marry Any and finally bring her to the U.S. First, they will travel to Mexico to spend more time with Any's family and friends and confirm they are making the right decision in their relationship journey.”

Related: '90 Day Fiancé: Love In Paradise' Makes History with 2 LGBTQ+ Couples in New Dramatic Season

When Mahdi arrives in the U.S. from Iran, he lives in Mississippi with Stevi, who he met through online English classes. When she introduces him to her father after not telling her family about Madhi, her dad asks, “Is he gonna make you wear a jihad?”

The longer he experiences the Midwest, the more Mahdi grows uncomfortable with the political climate.

“From the outset of his 90-day journey, Mahdi is overwhelmed by homesickness, leaving Stevi worried about their future,” the synopsis reads. “Along the way, Mahdi uncovers unsettling truths about Stevi, causing him to question his decision. Meanwhile, the couple struggles to bridge deep cultural divides, and Mahdi faces the heart-wrenching dilemma of whether he can truly build a future in the U.S. or if his heart is still tethered to his homeland.”

Everything appears to come crashing down as the trailer comes to a close, with Mahdi asking Stevi if she is bisexual as she cries next to him.

“If I find out that Stevi is bisexual, I really don’t think that we can get married,” he tells cameras.

Joan and Greg are the final couple this season, who fell in love during a vacation in Uganda. Greg, a native of Long Island, New York, is now bringing Joan to the U.S. to start their life together — but things will quickly take a turn when she meets his "overbearing" mom.

"Joan, a highly educated NGO Director, is deeply committed to her career and values stability and security, while Greg still lives with his overbearing mom and doesn’t have a stable job," a synopsis reads. "Once in America and living under Greg’s mom’s roof, Joan begins to feel the strain on their relationship and realizes she needs more from the man she loves."

"Joan gives Greg an ultimatum – get a steady job or she’s headed home. Greg needs to step up and meet Joan’s expectations or risk losing the future they’ve dreamed of," the synopsis adds.

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90 Day Fiancé premieres Sunday, Feb. 16 at 8 p.m. ET on TLC. 

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