Zied Hakimi did not whisper it. On the 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3 Tell All stage, in front of the cast and the cameras, he told his wife Rebecca Parrott that he could divorce her right then — and then he walked off. The moment landed like a door slamming, because millions of viewers already knew the sentence Rebecca had said to him years earlier, before they ever married: he was never getting a divorce.
That is the trap this couple is now standing in. One of them said the marriage could end on live television. The other one said, long ago, that it never would. Six years after their April 2020 wedding, fans are picking sides over a question nobody in the franchise has put quite this way: if a marriage is over but one person refuses to end it, who is trapped?
The Sentence She Said Before the Wedding
Rebecca made the promise on the AS NOT SEEN ON TV podcast, describing a conversation she had with Zied before they married. She had already been through three divorces, and she told him she would never get married again and go through another one. Her exact words, as reported this week, were: “You don’t have to stay with me, but you’re never getting a divorce.”
At the time it sounded like devotion. Rebecca was 47 when she met Zied, then 26, in Tunisia — a 22-year age gap that made them one of the franchise’s most doubted couples. She was still finalizing a divorce from a younger Moroccan husband, and the vow was her way of saying: this time, nobody walks away. What she could not have known is that the words would still hang over them in 2026.
A Retreat That Fixed Nothing
Season 3 sent the couple to a retreat in the UK to work through their problems. Instead, the cameras caught arguments, jealousy and accusations. Rebecca questioned Zied’s commitment and worried about his phone; Zied made it clear he was unhappy, and their fights over household chores only made it worse. The breaking point, according to reports, was humiliation: Zied learned other male cast members knew more about Rebecca’s adult content than he expected — and stormed off saying he could divorce her right then.
After the Tell All, fans spotted what appeared to be Zied’s Tinder profile, complete with his photos and details. Zied denied it was his, saying he had not used Tinder since 2014. Neither has confirmed a breakup, and as of early November, no divorce has been filed, according to reports.
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The fandom has now split cleanly in two, and the argument is not really about who yelled louder. One camp says a vow is a vow: Rebecca set the terms before the wedding, and after three divorces she had earned that right. The other camp says holding someone inside a dead marriage is not loyalty, it is control — and Zied deserves the same exit anyone else would get.
What makes the debate sting is the contrast with the couples around them. Libby and Andrei walked away from the franchise this week, declaring they were done with “trash TV.” Across the franchise, Niles is asking Matilda to accept a move to Ghana she never agreed to — another husband rewriting the deal after the vows. Rebecca and Zied are the mirror image: a wife who wrote the deal in permanent ink, and a husband who just discovered he cannot erase it.
Rebecca said it herself: you do not have to stay with me, but you are never getting a divorce. So tell us: is Rebecca keeping a promise, or keeping a prisoner — and if you were Zied, would you stay, or fight for the divorce she swore you would never get?
