Rebecca Parrott did not hold back during group therapy at The Last Resort Season 3. While the cast sat with therapist Persia, the 90 Day Fiancé star locked eyes on Shekinah’s outfit and delivered a blistering takedown that zeroed in on one particular detail: those boots.
In the confessional, Rebecca made her feelings crystal clear. She watched Shekinah stride in wearing a tight ensemble and a pair of eye-catching boots, then offered her unfiltered assessment. To Rebecca, the footwear looked like “two Pomeranians stuck to her feet.” The comparison was pure shade—playful on the surface, pointed underneath. She went further, joking that the boots resembled two guard dogs ready to bark and protect Shekinah from any attack by her co-stars. In Rebecca’s view, Shekinah had lost the plot when it came to accessories. The style was not unique or bold. It was hilarious.
The dig landed in a room already thick with tension. Rebecca and Shekinah have never been warm. The friction intensified after Shekinah’s confrontation with Thais at the bar, when Shekinah told the Brazilian to go back to her home country—an attack the group largely condemned as unfair, especially given Thais’s immigrant status. Rebecca’s dislike only sharpened from there. Earlier, Sarper had lobbed jokes at Rebecca; she fired back and made it plain she was no fan of his wife either.
Both women are navigating crumbling marriages on the show. Rebecca has accused Zied of cheating. Shekinah has claimed Sarper used her to build his career. Communication has broken down on both sides, and fans have long anticipated the couples’ struggles. The women, meanwhile, have shown little interest in maintaining cordial ties with their husbands—or with each other.
Shekinah has not been quiet about her own opinions of the cast. When producers asked what issues her co-stars had with her, she labeled them “low-quality individuals.” She offered a blunt rundown of the other relationships: she accused Rebecca of verbally and emotionally abusing Zied, claiming he is too scared to leave; she called Paola someone who acts big despite a weak character; she declared Kara and Guillermo’s relationship long over and urged fans to stop giving the pair attention. The only couple she praised were Sumit and Jenny, whom she called “two angels.”
Rebecca’s fashion critique, however, stood out for its specificity and tone. By reducing Shekinah’s carefully chosen boots to a pair of fluffy dogs (or potential security hounds), she aimed to shrink the image Shekinah projects—tight clothes, statement footwear, and all. Shekinah, for her part, has maintained that she looks perfect in form-fitting outfits. Sarper ultimately offered his wife some support, even as much of the group turned away after her verbal attack on Thais.
The exchange underscores the raw, often petty undercurrents running through The Last Resort. In an environment designed for couples to confront their issues, the women have also turned the lens on one another—fashion, personality, and perceived alliances all fair game. Rebecca’s two-word visual (“two Pomeranians”) may have been the sharpest recent strike, but it is far from the only one. The cast’s mutual disdain continues to simmer, and viewers are watching every loaded glance and confessional cut.