Some 90 Day Fiancé couples prove fans wrong. While many couples on the show have fans doubting
the authenticity of their connection, there are some that are truly in love, even if it
doesn't always seem like it. Wondering who they are? Here are the 90 Day Fiancé couples
that have proven fans wrong.
On Season 3 of 90 Day Fiancé, fans got to meet Kyle and Noon, a long-distance couple
who both appeared to be very young. Kyle was a bartender in New Orleans, Louisiana, and
Noon hailed from Thailand. The pair struggled from the start, as Kyle still lived with a
roommate when Noon arrived in the United States. Plus, Noon didn't seem all that thrilled about
her new lodgings. There were bugs everywhere, and any time Kyle's roommate had to get to
the front of their house, he had to walk through their bedroom.
"The house is very small. You have to walk past the room. This is not privacy."
On top of all of that, Noon got jealous when Kyle would flirt with customers at the bar,
which he did to increase his tips. However, in the end, the couple totally proved fans
wrong. Kyle and Noon married, and they even appeared on Season 1 of 90 Day Fiancé: Happily
Ever After to show fans that they were still together.
Because of the nature of 90 Day Fiancé, there are more than a few glaringly obvious instances
when one-half of the couple isn't exactly in it for love.
Such was the case with Annie and David from Season 5. Not only was there a 21-year age
difference between American David and Annie from Thailand, but David really didn't seem
to have his life together while pursuing Annie. In fact, he couldn't even afford Annie's dowry,
and viewers had to watch as he continuously borrowed money from his friend.
"So what you can do now? 50,000 bot right now. If them say no, maybe our relationship
is broke up."
Additionally, David's daughter, Ashley, was not thrilled with the couples' relationship.
But in the end, David and Annie proved fans wrong. In a 2019 interview with Entertainment
Tonight, they revealed that they had moved to Scottsdale, Arizona, and were indeed still
together.
Large age gaps aren't anything new in the 90 Day Fiancé universe, but they're still
noteworthy, especially when a couple has a nearly 40-year age difference. That's how
it was with Mark and Nikki from Season 3 of the series.
Mark has been married before and has children of his own. Nikki, who came to America from
the Philippines, is younger than Mark's daughter. It was seriously awkward, and made even more
uncomfortable by the fact that Mark told Nikki he didn't want more kids — and she wasn't
too sure she could sign off on that. However, the two are reportedly still together, though
they've kept a relatively low profile.
Season 3 of 90 Day Fiancé presented fans with many interesting couples. But when it
came to Melanie and Devar, things seemed to be going well – at first.
Melanie and Devar met while Melanie was on vacation in Jamaica, and the two quickly hit
it off. In fact, the pair seemed to have a genuine connection, since they both enjoyed
working out and fitness. Once Devar made it to the United States on his fiancé visa,
things went well for a while. Devar even bonded with Melanie's son.
But then, Melanie's family got involved and were highly critical of Devar's intentions;
after that, things for the couple seemed bleak. But it all worked out! Melanie and Devar found
their happy ending and even have an adorable daughter together. Clearly, these two showed
the critics what was up.
Many spiritual communities in the United States have long-established traditions of going
overseas and preaching to other communities and cultures. Missionary work resulted in
more than one couple appearing on 90 Day Fiancé. In Season 3, that couple was Josh and Aleksandra
— who proved fans wrong by making it work.
Josh and Aleksandra met while Josh was on a Mormon mission trip in Prague. At first,
Josh and Aleksandra seemed to be sweet, if a little young. However, that quickly changed
when it was revealed that Aleksandra had previously been a dancer at a club in Prague and had
converted to Mormonism for Josh.
Aleksandra didn't seem happy in her new life in America, and fans weren't convinced she
would last long in the small, Mormon town. But it all worked out, and Josh and Aleksandra
have been happy together ever since.
Every once in a while, 90 Day Fiancé surprises viewers with a couple that truly captures
the hearts of fans. In Season 4 of 90 Day Fiancé, Matt and Alla appeared to be that
couple in the beginning. But when Matt's family spoke out about their concerns and Alla's
emotions seemed to be confusing her, all hope for the couple's future seemed lost.
Those issues, coupled with both Matt's jealousy and his friend's threats to object at their
wedding ceremony, truly seemed to make their relationship an impossibility.
"You're marrying him, and you don't love him? I don't know."
However, the two managed to make things work, and as Alla has documented on Instagram since
their season aired, they truly couldn't be happier. In fact, in April of 2020 Matt and
Alla welcomed their first child, a baby girl, into the world.
Though some relationships on 90 Day Fiancé seem to be a bad idea from the start, there
are others that seem like they could potentially be dangerous. In Season 5 of 90 Day Fiancé,
Andrei [AHN-dray] and Elizabeth faced intense criticism from her family about their relationship.
Andrei is from Moldova, but he met Elizabeth while she was traveling in Dublin, where he
was working as a bouncer. The two seemed pretty happy together, but Elizabeth's sisters noticed
that she seemed to have changed for him — and not in a good way. In one episode in particular,
when Elizabeth's sisters were planning her bachelorette party, they jokingly tried to
take her phone away so she wouldn't be talking to Andrei all night, and their teasing upset
Elizabeth.
"Alright, let's send a video to Andrei, and then let's take your phone so you can't text
him."
After that, Elizabeth's sisters worried that Andrei was too controlling.
Still, the couple tied the knot, and they even welcomed their first child in January
of 2019.
When it comes to most couples who appear on 90 Day Fiancé, fans usually tend to worry
that the person moving to the United States is the one taking advantage of the American
citizen. However, in the case of Evelyn and David from Season 5 of the series, things
seemed fishy from both ends.
For one, the age difference between David and Evelyn was a big concern for fans, as
Evelyn was only 18 years old when David came to the states, and he was 27 years old. However,
that wasn't the only thorn in their side. That's because Evelyn's best friend, Michaela,
made some valid points in a sit-down discussion with the couple. But David wasn't having any
of it, and he ended up insulting her and making her cry.
"Are you dating someone currently? I am not. Okay. It's just like, you sound like someone
who's not dating anyone."
It was deeply uncomfortable and fans weren't pleased. But the couple stayed together, and
Evelyn even shut down rumors that they had split up in 2020.
Fights and disagreements with family members are all very common on 90 Day Fiancé. But
for Leida and Eric from Season 6 of 90 Day Fiancé, that wasn't the only issue that made
fans suspect they wouldn't last.
Leida, who came to America from Indonesia, didn't expect Eric to live like he did, for
starters. Then, there were issues between Eric's grown children and Leida. But it was
their age difference — she was 29 and he was 40 at the time of filming — along with
some cultural differences that had fans thinking the pair were doomed. Plus, Leida had a hard
time adjusting to Eric's messy, bachelor lifestyle, as it wasn't fancy and luxurious like it was
back home.
But despite their differences, Eric and Leida made it work, and according to her Instagram,
they're still together.
Season 7 of 90 Day Fiancé introduced the world to Angela and Michael. While there weren't
any obvious problems in their relationship at the outset, Michael, who's originally from
Nigeria, couldn't get his visa approved to come to the United States.
Much to the surprise of 90 Day Fiancé aficionados, Angela and Michael subsequently appeared on
90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? – talk about a comeback! In the episode, viewers
learned that the pair had been advised to get married in Nigeria, hopefully speeding
along Micheal's visa approval. This was after their seriously awkward proposal on 90 Day
Fiancé.
"That's the American flag Michael. It means you're going to America. Now we are engaged.
We are fiance."
While Angela and Michael still continued to have plenty of issues on the show, they're
still together, so clearly they have a strong connection.
Brett and Daya from Season 2 of 90 Day Fiancé faced a lot of obstacles while on the show.
For starters, Daya came to the United States all the way from the Philippines, which couldn't
have been an easy adjustment for her. But on top of that, she moved in with Brett while
he had temporary custody of his daughter, Cassidy — and while he was living with two
adult roommates.
However, those issues were nothing compared to the complete turnaround Daya's future mother-in-law
made. At the beginning, Brett's mother seemed supportive, albeit a bit cautious, of his
relationship with Daya.
But then, just before their wedding, Brett's mother declared that Brett shouldn't marry
Daya and that she was just in it for the money. But it all worked out, and the couple even
has a daughter together.
Narkyia and Olulowo, or Lowo, from Season 4 of 90 Day Fiancé were one of the most dramatic
couples to ever appear on the TLC reality series. Narkyia met Lowo on social media,
but things quickly took a turn when Lowo essentially catfished Narkyia and told her he was a Nigerian
prince.
However, that wasn't the end of the couple's woes. When Narkyia went to Vietnam to visit
Lowo, things got even more heated. When his friend revealed to her that Lowo had more
secrets, Narkyia stormed off.
"Why am I just now finding this out? And you're just so nonchalant about it! Like, yeah, I
was talking to you and her. So what?"
But in a twist that proved fans wrong, Narkyia and Lowo managed to work things out. In March
2020, the couple announced that they were expecting a baby girl, and they welcomed their
daughter into the world in August.
Perhaps one of the most iconic couples in the history of 90 Day Fiancé is Nicole and
Azan, who are still together. The two met online, and quickly hit it off. But the couple
had so much to work through that they actually appeared on two seasons of the show: Seasons
4 and 5.
At the start, Nicole had to go visit Azan in Morocco to prove that they had
a relationship so he could get his visa. But right away, things were uncomfortable, and
the pair's first episode was full of fighting, public disagreements, and even Azan's assertion
that Nicole needed to lose weight.
In Season 5, Nicole traveled to Morocco with her young daughter in tow, and things got
even more dramatic. Safe to say, no one expected these two to stay together — but wouldn't
you know it, they did! In fact, the couple were quarantined together in Morocco for five
months in 2020.
Tania and Syngin from Season 7 of 90 Day Fiancé certainly seemed to have a sweet origin story.
The couple met while Tania was traveling in South Africa, Syngin's home country, and they
hit it off at a bar.
But things proved to be more complicated for the couple once they came to the United States,
as Tania wasn't sure if Syngin was her soulmate.
"I don't think I have that full soulmate feeling."
But that wasn't the pair's only problem, as Tania wanted to have children right away,
and Syngin wasn't sure about becoming a dad. Still, Tania and Syngin tied the knot, proving
fans wrong. They also appeared on 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?, showing that they have
more staying power than anyone suspected.
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