The Ultimatum: Queer Love finale review: Of more heartbreaks and trauma

Story:

One partner is ready for marriage and the other isn’t. These lesbians have to explore themselves to know if they are ready for a wedding.

Review:

The D-Day is here. Everybody who gave the ultimatum and got it need to decide what they want.

The series begins with Mal and Yoly going through their major ups and downs. With her confused, this leads to a huge moment in what will be an important part of the show.

The episode focuses on a lot of stunning locations while keeping the drama alive through the couples. Almost in the first two scenes, the focus shifts from humans to the scenario around them.

Tiff and Mildred work through their hardships. They have a beautiful moment before coming to the last step of the journey. It is so precious it might make you cry.

Aussie and Sam have the cutest moment. Aussie citing the example of penguins just adds to the perfect moment.

The most controversial couple - Vanessa and Xander - are still confused. This is mainly because Xander moved forward and it is tough to step back currently. Can they make it though?

You almost forget about Lexi and Rae in all the drama of relationships. However, when it comes to drama, they haven't stay away from it either, with Vanessa in the picture. Have they moved past it? Figure out.

The Reunion episode is here. Joanna is back and there's a lot going on with everyone giving an update on what happened since the engagement.

The Lexi-Rae-Vanessa incident is addressed and there's a new perspective to it this time, even from Vanessa. The issue, however, is addressed again and there are new reactions to it. The one from Mal, especially, remains memorable.

Mal pours her heart out and wins you over with it. Her clarity in thoughts are sure to leave you smiling.

This time Mildred and Tiff are the drama. Tiff even ends up walking out in the middle of it.

Like they say, the show continues nonetheless. So, everybody, including Sam and Aussie, continued to talk about their journey. That is followed by another update right before the post-credits. Don't miss out.

Verdict:

Queer Love does not come easy. There’s a lot of working through things, sometimes individually, sometimes with the partner. Even though it looks like the show is a whole, that isn’t the case. Everyone falters and they all learn but you might not necessarily agree with each of their actions. Watch this one if you like drama and still believe that love is love. PS: There’s a probability you would discuss every participant way after the episode ends.