‘90 Day Fiancé’ star Big Ed calls off wedding to Liz — without even telling her

“90 Day Fiancé” star “Big” Ed Brown broke up with Elizabeth “Liz” Woods and called off their wedding without even telling her.

On Sunday’s episode of “90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?,” Brown ended their relationship for the 15th time after a big blowout argument over taco pasta, which came amid fights over their move to Arkansas.

“I think Liz actually is waiting for me to call her up and say ‘I’m sorry’ like it’s always been. I call, I apologize, OK, and we move on. And that’s how the last 14 breakups have been,” he said in a confessional. 

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Brown, 58, further explained that this breakup was “different” from the last 14 because he’s “not angry at Liz.”

“I’m just realizing that we’re not meant to be together. I’m at a different stage in my life, and I can see clearly that it’s not going to work — that Liz needs to go live her life, and I need to live mine,” he told cameras.

Meanwhile, in her own confessional, Woods told the cameras she didn’t appreciate how Brown handled their argument and detailed waking up the next morning to see her fiancé was gone.

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“Yesterday, I received a text message from our officiant telling me how sorry he was that the wedding was called off,” Woods, 30, emotionally recounted how she found out.

“Ed canceled our wedding without even telling me.”

Woods theorized that Brown got “cold feet” after he realized that he “never actually really wanted to get married.”

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“Although we’ve been the best we’ve ever been, we still have our issues, but I don’t think I could have shown this man any more effort, that he means everything to me,” she said before slamming him as a “weakling” and a “coward.”

In another part of the episode, Woods tries to contact Brown, but he ignores her and goes over to his sister’s place to share his side of the story.

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“She doesn’t respect me. Liz getting this upset at me at yelling, I was embarrassed. I had built Liz up to be the love of my life to all my family. This is a person I should be able to turn to for love and support and to protect me when I make a mistake,” he claimed.

Brown claimed that he realized they were “lying” to themselves and “things will never get better.”

“I know if I continue down this path and marry Liz, I’m going to be miserable for the rest of my life, and I don’t want to be divorced. That would be a nightmare,” he continued.

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Brown, however, didn’t explain why he called off the wedding without telling her. He did chalk it up to doing it so she would know the breakup was for good.

Brown and Wood’s on-again, off-again relationship has played out throughout several seasons of “90 Day Fiancé.”

“90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After” airs Sundays at 8 p.m. ET on TLC.