In the ever-dramatic world of 90 Day Fiancé, Big Ed Brown has once again found himself at the center of controversy. Recently, Ed made headlines when his new fiancée, Porscha, dumped him just two days after he proposed. The proposal, which took place during a fan meet-and-greet event, was impulsive and public, adding to the spectacle.
Regular 90 Day Fiance viewers are aware that cast members who appear on multiple seasons often have a reputation for being liars. They frequently use social media to manipulate their narratives and maintain their relevance on the show. Big Ed is no exception to this trend. His most notorious lie occurred during Season 8 of Happily Ever After. When his supposed fiancée, Liz Woods, was openly flaunting her new boyfriend, Jayson, on Instagram, Big Ed went live on Instagram, claiming with a straight face that he and Liz were still together. He even urged fans to watch the full season to follow their story, a blatant attempt to keep viewers hooked.
Fast forward to the present, and Big Ed is once again trying to control the narrative. Following his split from Porscha, Ed took to Instagram to explain that their engagement was impulsive and rushed. He claimed that after talking to his close family and friends, he realized the proposal was a bad idea. In his post, Ed wished Porscha the best and stated that he has nothing but love and respect for her. However, this is just Ed's side of the story.
The reality is quite different. It's clear that Porscha dumped Ed, and she likely only said yes to his proposal due to public pressure. The proposal happened in a highly public setting, with cameras and fans all around. Any rational woman would think twice before agreeing to be engaged to Big Ed or appearing on a 90-Day Fiancé spin-off with him unless she had ulterior motives, such as a desire for fame at any cost.