What was meant to be a sacred ceremony turned into an unexpected spectacle. Manon Berryman and Anthony Berryman, stars of 90 Day Fiance, celebrated their son Benjamin’s baptism with a party that left more than a few guests stunned—not because of the food or the decor, but because of the sizzling chemistry and suggestive banter between the baby’s parents.
After a decade in the U.S., where Manon built a career as a plus-size model and fashion entrepreneur, the couple returned to France for financial reasons.
The move stirred old wounds: Manon admitted that coming back to her homeland was painful, haunted by memories of being bullied for her weight. Still, both decided to fight for their marriage and rebuild their life in France.
During the post-baptism party, cameras captured a moment that quickly went viral. While enjoying dinner, Anthony innocently mentioned a sausage he once ate in the U.S. Manon, without missing a beat, fired back with a line that raised eyebrows: “Your American sausage.” She followed up with an even bolder tease: “I haven’t had a taste of it in two months.” Anthony, visibly uncomfortable, corrected her: “More than a year.” She laughed and clarified she didn’t mean what he thought. He reminded her they were at a family gathering. She coolly replied, “Everyone here speaks French, not English.”
The exchange, dripping with double entendre, split the audience. Some saw it as playful intimacy between spouses. Others called it inappropriate—especially at a religious family event. “Was it really necessary to sexualize the baptism dinner?” one viewer posted online. Another replied, “That’s just them—unfiltered. That’s why we love them.”
Manon, true to form, didn’t apologize. In recent interviews, she’s made it clear she doesn’t care what people think. “I’m tired of being called bossy or loud. I’m just honest,” she said. She also defended her relationship with Anthony, calling him her biggest support through tough times.
Was it a spontaneous moment or a calculated move to stay in the spotlight? In 90 Day Fiance, the line between intimacy and spectacle keeps getting blurrier. And when sexual humor crashes a religious celebration, scandal is guaranteed.