We just kind of took it from there.įrom the beginning, I don’t think he was serious at all, and I wasn’t either. He found me through her friends list and friend requested me, and I accepted his request because I saw that he was a mutual friend. JS: It was on Facebook where we met, and he was a gamer, so he was playing poker with a friend of mine. It’s so beautiful there, and not necessarily the hot weather, but the weather is always nice.ĮS: For readers who aren’t too familiar with your story, can you tell us how you two met and what the last decade has been like for you two? So they moved to Palm Springs, and then I decided to move to Palm Springs.ĮS: What did you enjoy most about the desert? JS: What brought me to Palm Springs was my daughter, Christina - actually she’s been on the show, and her wife, Jen. JS: I think I lived in Palm Springs maybe three years.ĮS: What brought you over to the desert? You mentioned at one point in the show that you were born in San Diego. What follows is a condensed version of that conversation:ĮS: Good morning from Palm Springs! I'm very appreciative of your time today.ĮS: How long did you live in Palm Springs? Though the two are keeping their lips sealed on the juicy secrets from this season, Slatten and Singh spoke with The Desert Sun's Ema Sasic about their whirlwind romance, spending time in India during the coronavirus pandemic and what's next for them.
One proposed solution: Singh's mother has offered to move in and train Slatten to become a traditional Indian daughter-in-law. This season of "90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way," which airs at 8 p.m. Sundays, has been about winning Singh's parents' approval and getting closer to wedding bells.
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