Chloe Fabiano’s Best Friend “Stole” Her Man — and 90 Day Fans Are at War Over Who’s Really Wrong

The resort was supposed to be a reset. Instead, 90 Day: Hunt for Love Season 2 just delivered the nastiest friendship breakup of the franchise. Chloe Fabiano arrived hoping for a fresh start after walking away from her The Other Way relationship with Johny Fernandes, according to reports. Her friend Emma Perry was by her side — until Brian walked in. Chloe made her interest in the newcomer known. Emma went after him anyway, right in front of Chloe, according to reports. Chloe’s verdict was brutal: Emma is not the “lover girl” she thought she knew. She’s a “desperate girl.” Friendship over. The fandom has picked sides.

Team Chloe: “Girl Code Is Sacred”

Team Chloe’s argument is absolute: you do not flirt with your best friend’s crush, and you definitely do not kiss him while she watches. According to reports, Emma danced with Brian, got provocative during a twerking lesson, and kissed him as Chloe stood there shooting what observers called “dagger eyes.” Doing it publicly made it worse — not just disloyal, but humiliating. “You don’t do that to your friend. Not ever.”

Team Emma: “Love Doesn’t Have a Rulebook”

Team Emma fires back: Brian was never Chloe’s man. Nobody was married or engaged — he was single at a dating resort. Her supporters say “girl code” gets weaponized to guilt women out of going after what they want, and they credit Emma’s defense: on the Sheet Talking podcast she claimed she genuinely didn’t know Chloe’s feelings were real, and would have stepped back had she known. “In love, there are no dibs.”

Everything We Know About the Resort Blowup

Here is what went down, according to reports. Chloe had shown open interest in Brian. Emma — fresh off her own heartbreak when Jamal moved on with Erica — turned her attention to Brian instead. The flirtation escalated in front of everyone: dancing, then kissing Brian, all with Chloe present. Emma even tried to rope Chloe into a group dating arrangement with another contestant, Landon. Chloe refused and walked out. Emma later insisted she didn’t realize Chloe’s interest was serious. Chloe didn’t buy it — she called Emma conniving and ended the friendship on the spot.

Why Emma’s “I Didn’t Know” Isn’t Landing

Fans widely believe Chloe’s interest was obvious — other cast members had noticed it, and it all played out in front of the group. To the skeptics, Emma’s podcast claim reads like damage control. Social media has been brutal: a real friend reads the room instead of needing a signed declaration of interest, Team Chloe says. Team Emma counters that reality TV edits everything. But in the court of fan opinion, the verdict so far is not in Emma’s favor.

So where do you stand — backstabber who trampled the girl code, or a woman who simply pursued a single man? Is “I didn’t know” a real defense, or the oldest excuse in the reality TV playbook? Pick your side in the comments — this friendship is over, and the fandom is just getting started.