The drama surrounding 90 Day Fiance has reached a new low as Josh Weinstein, one-third of the self-proclaimed “Bad Boys” trio, publicly threatened fellow cast member Matt Branis with physical assault. The outburst came after rumors swirled online about the alleged cancellation of the group’s upcoming two-city tour, prompting a wave of mockery and speculation from fans and bloggers alike.
Weinstein, known for his lip-syncing reels and allegiance to controversial castmate Gino, lashed out on Instagram after blogger @90dayfiance_alexa reposted claims that the December 26–27 shows were being scrapped. Matt Branis added fuel to the fire by dropping a skull emoji in the comments, a move that triggered Weinstein’s now-infamous response:
“I’m waiting for the day I see you on the street so I can slap the s**t out of your mouth.”
The threat, which many fans deemed disproportionate and juvenile, led to Weinstein being blocked by the blogger and ridiculed across Reddit threads. Critics questioned his maturity, with one user writing, “Imagine being his age and in a lip-syncing boy band on IG for clout.” Others pointed out that Weinstein’s feud with Branis lacked any real foundation, aside from shared disdain for Jasmine—another cast member embroiled in past altercations.
Despite Weinstein’s insistence that the tour is still on, fans remain skeptical. Some argue that calling it a “tour” is misleading, given its limited scope. Others speculate that poor ticket sales may have prompted the rescheduling.
As the controversy unfolds, one thing is clear: 90 Day Fiance continues to blur the line between reality TV and real-life hostility, with cast members turning Instagram into a battleground and fans left wondering whether the drama is scripted—or simply spiraling out of control.