Brittany Banks and Yazan Abu Harirah was a 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way season 2 trainwreck couple that TLC fans couldn’t keep their eyes off. From the way they met to how they broke up, Brittany and Yazan both had stories that didn’t add up. With her braces that were attractive to old men, Brittany still fell in love with Yazan while still being married and wanted to move to Jordan. But her Jordan journey was short-lived thanks to Yazan’s opposing Muslim parents who didn’t double-tap on her Instagram, and now the 90 Day Fiancé man has found a wife in an American-Jordanian girl Leena instead.
Brittany from Florida was 26 and Yazan was 24 when they decided to date and she bid her rule of dating “settled men who had to be 45 and older,” goodbye. Before Yazan, Brittany has even dated an 85-year-old man and was blamed for having fake Instagram followers and two OnlyFans profiles even before 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way. Brittany wanted to start her rapping career in Jordan and had revealed that his sister was living upstairs from her mom’s Chicago house when she’d walked in on her talking to her brother Yazan.
“We both were just floor dropped, we were so attracted to each other,” 90 Day Fiancé star Brittany had confessed. However, much later Brittany had claimed that the Yazan’s sister lived with her and she “took care of her in the US!” Apparently, Brittany’s family had saved the sister from “an abusive ex that married her and brought her to the US when she was like 14.” Yazan had met Brittany just five months ago before they were introduced in 90 Day Fiancé, and during her first time in Jordan when they got engaged, she’d done “a lot of inappropriate things” like wearing short clothes with half of her “breasts out.”
When Brittany flew to Amman the second time, she and Yazan got into a huge fight with him screaming “khalas” over her carrying alcohol in her bag and hugging a crew member. Meanwhile, Yazan’s parents were “super strict and super traditionally Muslim” but were welcoming to Brittany during her first visit; however, now, they wanted her to be married to Yazan “right away” which she claimed wasn’t possible without her family’s involvement, but in reality, was waiting for her divorce from her deported Haitian ex. Yazan and Brittany were not permitted to stay in the same house, and she was asked to convert, while his mother lashed out at her and called her a “prostitute” for having a bold lifestyle on social media.
Meanwhile, 90 Day Fiancé viewers saw Yazan getting his uncle involved to help him ease the tension between his parents and Brittany, but that too didn’t help as she was only given an extension until she learned more about his religion before marriage. Yazan also told Brittany that he would only marry a Muslim woman, pressurized her to convert, and his parents were still interested in getting him married to a cousin or a girl from their community. Amidst this, Brittany had to leave for Chicago to finalize her divorce, and back home, Yazan apparently started getting murder threats after she tagged him on a bikini photo of her, and someone from his family shared it with everyone.
The 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way star revealed that his father had thrown him out of the house and also fired him from their family business, but she went through it all for Brittany’s sake. The finale saw Brittany flying back to America with news of the COVID-19 pandemic with a possibility that they could be applying for a K-1 for Yazan. But upon returning, Brittany resumed posting her racy Instagram content, signaling the end of their relationship and claimed that Yazan loved “Jack Daniels, hashish, tramadol, and gaslighting women” and that he was cheating on her with “90 Day Fiancé fans” and that he was “on his third one.”
On 90 Day Bares All, Brittany accused Yazan of borrowing money from her and not giving it back and also that he was talking to swindle a gay man. Meanwhile, Adam the translator revealed that Yazan was attracted to Brittany's body alone, but the 90 Day Fiancé star, who's now married to Leena, claimed that he was “blinded by love” and that “she took advantage” of him instead.