“90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?” star Ed “Big Ed” Brown reveals in an interview that he has not eaten taco pasta since his split with ex-fiancée Liz Woods. The breakup came after a heated argument over taco pasta and other issues. Despite their rocky relationship history, Brown decided to end things for good, which took Woods by surprise. The argument stemmed from his daughter’s aversion to spicy seasonings in the dish, leading to a verbal exchange that ultimately ended their relationship.
Brown admits that he still cherishes the memories he made with Woods, even though their relationship did not work out. He reveals that he has over 3,000 pictures of them together and even got a tattoo in honor of their relationship. However, he is now dating a new woman, and he is keeping her identity private as she is not interested in being in the public eye. Brown describes her as a good friend who he has deep conversations with, and he hopes that she could be the one he has been looking for.
As for Woods, she has moved on and is now dating a man named Jayson, whom Brown has met and approved of. Despite the initial sting of seeing Woods move on quickly, Brown wishes her happiness and understands that this is part of the younger generation’s dating culture. He mentions that there was an instant connection between him and Jayson, and he hopes that they find happiness in their relationship. Both Brown and Woods are moving on from their past and focusing on their respective futures.
Brown reflects on his relationship with Woods and acknowledges that while there were issues that led to their breakup, he appreciates the positive memories they shared together. He admits that he still knows how to make taco pasta without the spice for his daughter if needed. Brown recounts the events that led to their split and expresses regret for how things ended. Despite the challenges they faced, he credits Woods with making him a better person and acknowledges her positive impact on his life.
Looking forward, Brown reveals that he has adopted a new dating rule to only date women with a “3” in front of their age, meaning they must be at least 30 years old. He is hopeful that this new rule will lead him to find the right partner, someone who is not interested in his fame or public persona. He shares that his new love interest is 38 years old and describes her as a “four-alarm fire,” hinting at a strong connection between them. Brown dreams of finding Mrs. Right and hopes that his new relationship will lead to long-term happiness.
