Her Godbrother Just Confessed He Has Feelings for Her — 90 Day Fans Say THAT’S Why He Hates Maxwell

He was the most hated man at the Season 12 Tell All — and now 90 Day Fiancé fans think they finally understand why. Ashia’s godbrother Rod, who spent the entire Tell All tearing into her husband Maxwell, allegedly confessed on TikTok that he has romantic feelings for Ashia herself. And the fandom is losing its collective mind re-reading everything he ever said.
“Not on My Watch” — The Comment That Started It All

According to 90dayfiance-news-and-memes.com, the firestorm began when Rod allegedly left a comment under one of his own recent TikTok videos (@scorod7) appearing to confess that he has strong feelings for his godsister Ashia. The comment — “Not on my watch 🤷🏾♂️” — immediately sparked speculation among viewers, with many fans wondering whether Rod’s dislike of Maxwell is really about concern for his godsister, or something much more personal.
Rod has not provided any additional clarification, leaving fans to interpret his words however they wish. To be clear: the confession is alleged, reported by a fan outlet — but that technicality has not slowed down the theories one bit.
The Tell All Receipts Fans Are Now Re-Reading
Here’s the thing: Rod’s behavior at the Tell All already had fans raising eyebrows. In BOSSIP’s exclusive clip from the Tell All finale, Rod admitted he still didn’t believe Maxwell was good enough for his god-sister. “I don’t know him,” Rod told host Shaun Robinson. “I keep saying it over, over and over again.”
When cast members urged him to get to know Maxwell, Rod pointed to the distance: “How can I get to know him? He’s 5,000 miles away?” Then came the line fans are now replaying on a loop: “I believe her vision is blurry right now. I think he love-bombed her.”
Ashia pushed back in the moment, suggesting her godbrother’s real issue was control. “I feel like he feels like he’s losing control,” she said. “He can’t control Maxwell because Maxwell is in Nigeria.” And when Robinson asked Rod directly whether he believes Maxwell could steal Ashia’s money, Rod didn’t hesitate: “Yeah, definitely.”
Watch that exchange again with the TikTok comment in mind, and suddenly the whole scene plays differently. At least, that’s what half the fandom now believes.
Where Ashia and Maxwell Actually Stand Right Now

Strip away the godbrother drama, and the couple’s own story is surprisingly steady. As of October 2026, Ashia and Maxwell are still together and appear committed to making their marriage work, despite all the criticism and skepticism that followed them through Season 12 and the Tell All.
The hard part is geography. Maxwell remains stuck in Nigeria — the current political climate in the United States has made obtaining a spousal visa much more difficult for many Nigerian applicants, and he could be facing a very long wait before joining his wife in America. Through it all, Ashia has continued to publicly support her husband, showing no signs of giving up on their future together.
Meanwhile, Rod hasn’t softened one bit. Since the Tell All, he has continued criticizing Maxwell on social media, repeatedly questioning his intentions — Ashia has everything to lose in this marriage, in Rod’s telling, while Maxwell has everything to gain.
The Fandom Has Split Into Two Camps
Team “He’s in Love With Her” says the TikTok comment explains everything: the intensity, the refusal to ever give Maxwell a chance, the way Rod made the entire Tell All about himself. “Nobody hates a man that much over ‘concern,'” one fan wrote. To this camp, the money accusations were never about money.
Team “Just a Protective Brother” says slow down. A godbrother watching his sister marry a man 5,000 miles away — a man whose visa was already denied once — has every right to ask hard questions. The financial concern is legitimate, they argue, and one alleged comment doesn’t rewrite a family’s protective instinct into a love triangle.
Both camps agree on one thing: Rod owes everyone a straight answer.
So which is it — protective godbrother, or something more? And if those feelings are real, has Rod crossed a line that can’t be uncrossed? Drop your verdict below: Team “IN LOVE” or Team “PROTECTIVE”?