Liz Woods, a former cast member on 90 Day Fiancé, is experiencing apprehension as she prepares to see her ex-partner, Big Ed Brown, for the first time after their breakup. The couple’s split was far from amicable, leading Liz to feel anxious about returning to Arkansas to retrieve her belongings. In a candid conversation, she opened up about her emotions surrounding the upcoming encounter with Big Ed.
The end of Liz and Big Ed’s relationship came about abruptly when Big Ed decided to call off their wedding in an insensitive manner. He blindsided Liz by informing the wedding officiant that the ceremony was off after the couple had a heated argument at his sister’s house. The disagreement centered around the spiciness of the food his sister had prepared, which Liz’s daughter, Ryleigh, couldn’t eat. Big Ed then yelled at Ryleigh, upsetting Liz. The argument escalated, and the following day, Liz received a text from the officiant, apologizing for the canceled wedding and leaving her shocked.
Liz now faces the challenge of returning to Arkansas to collect the remainder of her belongings, and this prospect fills her with fear.
“I don’t know how it’s going to be. I just want my stuff. I’m really nervous. He’s not an easy person to love, by any f***ing means. He’s not. But I did love him. I don’t want to see him. I know there’s still going to be some type of hurt when I see him, and I don’t want to backtrack. I’m very angry, I’m very nauseous… I don’t want to feel anything towards him. I’m scared for what the outcome is going to be,” Liz expressed.
Fans sympathize with Liz, believing that she deserves better treatment than what she experienced with Big Ed.
Liz’s anxiety stems from the possibility of rekindling painful emotions when facing Big Ed again. After her breakup, Liz had relocated to San Diego and sent her daughter to stay with her father temporarily. Now, she must confront her past by returning to Arkansas for her remaining belongings. This undertaking is emotionally challenging, but fortunately, one of her friends has accompanied her for support.