If you thought the reality TV world was done with Big Ed Brown, you were sorely mistaken!

This week, Big Ed joined KTU Radio Show to discuss all things Ed, ranging from his current filming ventures to plans for his future. His interviewer mentioned right off the bat that Ed will be returning to the 90 Day Fiancé franchise and is currently in New York for filming. 

“It’s a spin-off,” he explains, adding that he can’t give many more details on it, but promises that he, much like his other franchise appearances, will remain “unfiltered.” Ed also reflected back on his five-year tenure on TLC and admitted that the producers “keep him on [the shows]” because he cannot be kept “in check.” 

“I get away with quite a bit,” he jokes. “I’ve been through sensitivity training. It didn’t work.”

The biggest revelations of the interview, however, are surrounding Ed’s two most famous exes, Rose Vega and Liz Woods. He recalled his latest interaction with Liz– whom he claims he hasn’t spoken to since last year’s 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? Tell-All– while at the “90 Day Fiancé” Holiday Party when friend Kim Menzies had FaceTimed her son, Jamal. 

“[Jamal hands] me the phone, and I’m looking at Liz,” he explained. Ed claims to have only talked to her for “seconds,” but maintains that he “still loves her,” despite having broken up with her a whopping 16 times before they finally separated.

Ed confirmed that he did reach out to Liz when he learned of her ovarian cancer diagnosis earlier this year, saying he’s “glad he did it,” even though he did not get a direct response from Liz. 

“If you’re happy and you’re fine and you’re healthy in life, you worry about everything, but when you’re sick, you worry about one thing, and that’s getting better,” he sympathized, later revealing that Liz’s appreciation was allegedly passed along while he was filming with Kim, who shared that Ed’s message “touched [Liz’s] heart.” 

Liz and Ed recently ran into each other, alongside other “90 Day Fiancé” alum Gino Palazzolo at Ed’s New York hotel, claiming it was “a wild get-to-know each other, catch up.” He shared that he and Liz traumatized Gino by recapping their “physical relationship in the bedroom,” reliving all of their sexual encounters he “will probably never recover from.” 

“In the end, we got closure,” Ed shared, which is what he said he was missing since his breakup with Liz in early 2024. 

“It’s one of the hardest things to ever experience, when you love someone but you know it’s wrong,” he explained. “I got to say a lot of things that were on my heart and I do feel that we are going to be best friends.”

When talking about his first “90 Day Fiancé” girlfriend, Rose, Ed initially claimed that he “doesn’t remember that relationship,” but then retracted to say, “I have more regrets with Rose than I do with Liz in the way I came across.” 

Ed claims they hadn’t spoken in five years since their time on 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days until Rose reached out recently to connect with him about an Asian dating app pitch. “It wasn’t going to work out,” he said, adding that he was still intrigued by the idea of collaborating with Rose. 

“The four of us [Ed, Rose, and their managers] were knocking out some ideas of what we can do,” he detailed, “and we’re kind of toying with the idea where we travel and I’m trying to find love and she’s my dating coach.”

Ed explained that he and Rose are looking at Cinemax and Netflix to produce this new reality show and he has a “collaboration team” that has allegedly worked with Anthony Bourdain and Keanu Reeves that can help him put this all together. He shared that there could be an opportunity for this show to become another “90 Day Fiancé” spin-off, but no offers or plans are confirmed. 

As they move forward with plans, Ed reassured fans that he is “not looking for anything romantic with Rose”– at least for now.

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