Josh and Natalie on 90 Day: The Single Life.Photo:TLC
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It’s over for90 Day: The Single Life’sNatalie MordovtsevaandJosh Weinstein.
The couple met up for an emotional conversation on Monday night’s episode, and it ended with Natalie walking away. Natalie confessed Josh hasn’t met any of her expectations for commitment — be it meeting his family, or even visiting his house — in the year and half they’ve known each other.
“I feel like there were many times I told you what I want,” she said. “When I came to L.A. I was hoping it’s gonna be kind of equal. But whatever energy I put, it’s just obviously not enough.”
When Josh said he “tried,” Natalie countered: “It’s been almost two years. You’ve never invited me to your home. You tried?”
Natalie breaks up with Josh on 90 Day: The Single Life.TLC
She added, “You’re f—ing weak, and I can’t be with [a] man who is weak.”
Josh told cameras he “100 percent understands her feelings and emotions,” and “no matter what happens I still care for her, and that will never change.”
He admitted to Natalie, “I’m not able to give you what you want,” citing his own kids and the family he has.
Natalie became tearful, reflecting on the effort she’s given Josh. “I just can’t. I give totally myself and I suffer. And it’s not f—ing fair but I guess I have to accept it and just leave.”
Josh responds to Natalie’s decision to end their relationship.TLC
As fans may remember, Josh met Natalie at an open casting event for his modeling agency. They’ve since maintained a long distance relationship, without leaning into full commitment. Josh’s claim was that things could be more serious if Natalie lived closer. So, this season, she moved to Los Angeles with the financial support of Josh.
Natalie mourns the end of her relationship with Josh.TLC
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90 Day: The Single Lifeairs Monday nights at 8 p.m. ET on TLC.
source: people.com
