Of all the "Ultimatum: Queer Love" couples, Mildred and Tiff had the most volatile relationship, which even got violent at one point, according to them. The pair, who did get engaged in the finale, had an explosive exchange at the reunion in which they confirmed they were no longer together. The two cited their "unhealthy" and "tumultuous" relationship as the cause of their split — but that's not all. They also revealed that they got into a heated fight right before their breakup, during which Mildred threw a pet gate at Tiff. She was then arrested. Things got so intense at the reunion that Tiff even left the stage after feeling gaslit by their former partner.
Speaking to People about their fallout, Tiff shared, "I do wish [Mildred] nothing but happiness." They continued, "Obviously, we're not meant for each other. I think the way I can best sum up that whole reunion [is] there's a lot of personal things that have happened within her family and a lot of things that completely go against my morals."
Tiff confirmed to Tudum that they're no longer in touch with Mildred. It's unclear where the latter stands but on June 7, she posted a message on Instagram following the reunion and wrote, "Ok, I just naturally call people out . . . I'm just learning how to deliver. I'm learning to use my voice after being in a very emotionally abusive relationship. I'm learning calmness even when being emotionally abused so I can properly speak and express discomfort." That same day, in her Instagram Story, she noted she's currently "finding healing" after her time on the show and split from Tiff.
