90 Day Fiance: The Other Way Season 4 Release Date, Cast, And More Information

"90 Day Fiancé" is one of TLC's most popular franchises. The series follows a series of couples as they try to make their long-distance relationships work. Their relationships are put to the test as one half of the couple applies for a K-1 fiance visa to live in America for 90 days, per TLC's official description. After the three-month period is up, the couple must decide whether they want to get married and live happily ever after with each other or go their separate ways. The show's so popular that it's spawned several spin-offs. 

TV Insider notes that "90 Day Fiancé" has 18 spin-offs, including "Happily Ever After," and "90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way," which flips the original concept and follows American citizens who decide to move to whichever country their partner lives in. "The Other Way" has gained a popular following because many American viewers think it's interesting to watch Americans adapt to different cultures as opposed to the opposite, per Screen Rant. With Season 3 having recently concluded in December, you might have been wondering if Season 4 is in the pipeline. Luckily, we've got the answers on what you can expect below.

Since "90 Day Fiancé" has so many spin-offs, the network has put them all on rotation year-round. TLC usually begins the year off with "90 Day Fiancé," followed by "90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After," "90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days," ending with "90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way," per Screen Rant. However, TLC has expanded the rotation with another spin-off called "90 Day Fiancé: The Single Life," which also overlapped with "The Other Way" in November, per People. This means that the rotation of shows is subjected to change as the list of spin-offs grows. 

On that note, TLC has yet to renew "The Other Way" for a fourth season, but if the show gets picked up, it will likely follow a similar release date as previous seasons, premiering in September or Fall 2022, according to Premiere Date. The show will also likely follow the same format with 15 episodes and a run time of 100-120 minutes long, The Cinemaholic.

"90 Day Fiancé" sets itself apart from other dating shows because of the continuity of its cast. Couples who don't end up getting married on previous seasons of the show usually end up returning to the next season to tie up loose ends. Couples who do get married are usually moved to spin-offs like "90 Day Fiancé: Happy Ever After." Season 3 of "90 Day Fiancé" featured four returning couples — Kenny and Armando, Sumit and Jenny, Corey and Evelin, Ariela and Biniyam — and two new couples — Steven and Alina and Ellie and Victor, per The Cinemaholic. 

Judging from where the series left, it seems as though Kenny and Armando (the first gay couple to marry on the show), Sumit and Jenny (who got married in secret, per Us Weekly), Corey and Evelin, and Steven and Alina are the most likely to move on to "Happy Ever After." The rest of the cast members who didn't walk down the altar are likely to return in Season 4. 

It remains to be seen whether Sumit and Jenny will be moved to "90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After." Although they got married in the finale, their marriage was also kept a secret from Sumit's parents in fear that they'd stop the wedding, according to Us Weekly. This means that there could be an angle for TLC to explore in Season 4 about whether Sumit and Jenny are able to keep the lid on their marriage or will Sumit's parents intervene and ask them to get a divorce?

Viewers will have to wait to see what happens between them, but in the meantime, Sumit and Jenny are hoping for a happy marriage. "We don't know what our future holds," Jenny said on the reunion show (via Us Weekly). "We don't know what our future holds." Sumit also told the outlet he hopes to convince his parents to accept their marriage, while Jenny added she'll "keep praying" for their relationships to get better.