Paris is Always a Good Idea Episode 6 "Knightly Revisited"
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Paris Is Always a Good Idea Episode 6 brings Chelsea’s very long, very international search for love to an end, but does the finale stick the landing? Megan and Wendy break down Chelsea’s 14-minute voice memo, Glenn and Sherrie’s emotional wedding, Annabelle continuing to be the MVP of this entire operation, and the Knightly payoff we’ve been waiting for. Plus, are we suddenly shipping Annabelle and Marcos? Six episodes, three exes and two countries later, Chelsea finally has her answer - and we have thoughts.
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