Fans have gotten to know Max Kallschmidt on Welcome to Plathville season 2 and 3 after he started to date Moriah Plath. The couple has already overcome several hurdles in their relationship, and fans have been very supportive of the pair. A lot of moments from Max and Moriah were aired on Welcome to Plathville, but Max let fans know that there was a lot they did not see. Here's everything Max posted that did not make it to air on Welcome to Plathville.
After Max and Moriah were introduced by some friends of her older brother Micah, they quickly hit it off. On Welcome to Plathville season 2, they decided to just be friends before rekindling their romance at the end of the season. Many fans were disappointed that they didn't get to see more of Max and Moriah on the show and hoped for more of them featured in season 3. Lucky for fans, the pair appeared on the third season much more and were still happily dating. Max showed how close he became with Moriah's roommate and brother, Micah, as the two guys played pranks on Moriah.
One important milestone captured on Welcome to Plathville was Max meeting Moriah's parents, Kim and Barry Plath. Some fans have called Kim and Barry hypocrites because they accept Max and Moriah but not Ethan and Olivia. The Plath parents seemed more lenient with Moriah and Max, as they were allowed to kiss and hold hands at the dinner table, which was previously frowned upon. The Christian fundamentalist parents also approved when Max gave Moriah a pinky promise ring, showing his intent to marry her one day.
Some scenes had to be cut for time from Welcome to Plathville, so Max has now shared some of the fun things that fans didn't get to see on season 3. Even though Max got to meet a lot of important people in Moriah's world, fans never saw how Moriah interacted with Max's friends. Moriah met Max's two roommates in Tallahassee and they all spent the day ax-throwing on camera.
On Welcome to Plathville season 3, Moriah went shopping with her mom, Kim, and Max's mom Gay. The uncomfortable trip featured a lot of awkward silences and smiles, but the trio seemed to get closer anyway. Max shared that his and Moriah's families had actually already met each other. Max's family visited the Plath's farm to play basketball and board games. They also got to know one another better. Max believes that this was an important step in his relationship with Moriah so they could get both of their family's support.
Source: Max Kallschmidt/Instagram
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