90DayFiance's Veronica Rodriguez is dating her franchise costar Kim Menzies' son — and her ex Tim Malcolm doesn't approve. Details:
90 Day Fiancé: The Single Lifeexplained how the pair first connected
. “I actually saw him on the tell-all of Kim’s season. … I was going to San Diego ’cause I know he used to live there, so, I was like, ‘Anything I should see or things like that?’ And he was like, ‘I will be in San Diego … and I will and take you to dinner if you’d like,’” she said.
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