"Shahs of Sunset" stars Bobby Panahi and Asifa Mirza won't give up their relationship, even if it's bordering on the toxic territory, as the reality show will be renewed for season 5.

In fact, during the "Shahs of Sunset" reunion, for example, fans got front seat on the tumultuous relationship when they were interviewed by host Andy Cohen who suggested therapy for the couple.

Bobby Panahi replied, "I don't think she needs a therapist, she needs an exorcist."

Asifa Mirza also confessed during the "Shahs of Sunset" reunion that her marriage to Bobby Panahi has "been so hard."

When Andy Cohen asked the studio audience for a quick poll on whether Asifa Mirza and Bobby Panahi should continue their marriage, nobody answered "yes," said Daily Mail.

Mike Shouhed also advised Asifa Mirza, "I think he's begging for you to just give up on him. Get out...while you are still young and beautiful, while you still have the ability to give birth."

On June 15, however, Asifa Mirza hinted that she won't let go of her relationship with Bobby Panahi in a tweet:

therapy helps individuals and relationships -I don't know what the future holds but we will have to wait and see #shahs

— Asifa Mirza (@asifa_mirza) June 16, 2015

She also tagged her husband later as she tweeted, "I love and respect you and looking forward to better days ahead."

Meanwhile, fans will get to watch Bobby Panahi and Asifa Mirza's love-and-hate relationship in a lot more episodes as Bravo picked up "Shahs of Sunset" for season 5.

"Originally scheduled to bow in October, the fourth season of Shahs was delayed nearly five months when Bravo and Ryan Seacrest Productions denied the show's post-production crew a union contract and the crew subsequently went on strike," said The Hollywood Reporter. "A union agreement was ratified a month later, ending the strike."

"The Shahs of Sunset" reunion episode proved that the reality show, centered around a group of Iranian-Americans living in Beverly Hills and Los Angeles, generated 1.6 million total viewers and 926,000 in the 18-49 demographic, said THR.