Sam’s pets may not be sleeping in the bed much longer after they got a little too close to the couple during an intimate moment

90 Day Fiancé‘s Sam and Citra found their newlywed bliss on Sunday night episode — but not without a change of venue.

The couple had been waiting to consummate their relationship until marriage because of Citra’s religious values, but their first time experiencing marital intimacy happened in a rather unexpected place thanks to a few four-legged interlopers.

Looking back after the deed was done, Citra shared, “Finally we have time together to do something that we want — it finally happened last night.”

Perhaps unsurprisingly, the interlude “happened quickly” as a result of all the sexual tension they’d built up. (Sam devised a creative solution and vowed to think of “old men” in the future slow down his mojo.)

But the more unpredictable impediment to their couple’s alone time was caused by Sam’s pets’ desire to get in on the “nakedness and action.”

Citra explained, “His dogs, they used to sleep in his bed. So, when Sam and I tried to make out and the dogs tried to lick me — and also tried to lick Sam —I was like, ‘OK, maybe we can try in the laundry room.'”

Sam picked up the story: “We go in there, test it out, get naked real quick, and it wasn’t bad” (certainly a better outcome than his original thought that Citra just wanted to do laundry).

Looking ahead, Citra said she has one goal in mind — to become Sam’s “personal corn star.” That wasn’t a verbal slip-up, which she explained with a laugh meant she’s “corny.”

Sam and Citra were married on last week’s episode after a last-minute officiant change. Sam had hired a local pastor to wed them, not realizing the religious difference would be a problem for Citra’s Muslim family. With his own conversion already completed, Sam agreed to find someone else. He landed on his brother, who was secretly ordained.

90 Day Fiancé airs Sundays at 8 p.m. ET on TLC.

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