“You are not going to leave, you have to live with us, it’s an order.” Seven words from Sumit’s father Anil — and they landed like a verdict. Jenny Slatten had already decided she wanted out of the crowded family home. Anil’s answer was not a discussion. According to TV Season & Spoilers, which reported the clash on November 6, it was an order — and Jenny’s reply is the moment fans cannot stop arguing about.
“You Have to Live With Us — It’s an Order”
The breaking point had been building for months. Jenny and Sumit moved in with his parents after Sumit lost his job and the couple could no longer afford their own place. Jenny has grown frustrated with her mother-in-law Sadhna, whom she finds controlling, and refuses to let anyone rule over her now. When Sadhna felt unwell, Jenny cooked for her. But Jenny admitted this is her first time living with a family, and neither woman can change now. So she decided to move out, telling the family before she told her husband — and Anil’s response stopped the conversation cold. Jenny’s answer: “But I stood up for myself, and I’ll let him know exactly how I feel.”
The Apartment Jenny Wanted Back — and the Money Wall Sumit Hit
The fight spilled onto 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3, where Jenny asked to move back into their old apartment. “I can’t deal with this. It’s too much. It sucks living there,” she told him. Sumit was stunned she had already raised it with his family. He asked if she was out of her mind. Jenny did not back down: “His parents are looking to move somewhere else. Not us; we’re staying.” At the Tell All, Anil said Jenny “cannot live with us” and was “not free with us,” while Sumit said he had asked his parents to move — and Jenny said, “I feel more free and happy, and it’s our house.”
What the Cameras Didn’t Know Yet: ALS, Caregiving, and a Denied Visa
Those scenes were filmed before the couple received Jenny’s ALS diagnosis in December 2025. Her push to leave was about the in-laws, never her marriage — and today, Sumit is her primary caregiver. “Sumit does everything for me,” Jenny has said, adding that her speech is “very slow now.” She has defended a Goa beach trip as “part of my treatment.” They have discussed care in the United States, but Jenny will not travel without Sumit — and according to reports, her daughter Christina Cuevas said on TikTok that Sumit’s visa was denied, appealing for an emergency humanitarian visa. Suddenly Anil’s “order” reads differently: a wall between a sick woman and the one home where she feels free.
Two Camps, One Marriage: Why Fans Can’t Agree on the Move
In fan groups, viewers have split straight down the middle. One camp says Jenny has earned the right to choose where she spends her remaining time, and that Sumit standing beside her matters more than tradition. The other says Sumit cannot walk out on the parents who took them in when he lost his job, and that nobody gets to issue ultimatums in a family home — not Jenny, and not Anil either. Both sides hear something different in those seven words: a father’s authority, or a line nobody should have crossed.
It is not really about a house anymore, but who gets the final say when love, duty and illness collide in one crowded home. So where do you stand: should Sumit move out with Jenny tomorrow, even if it means leaving his parents behind — or should Jenny accept Sadhna and Anil’s roof while Sumit cares for her through ALS? Team Jenny, or Team Sumit?
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