90 Day Fiance has been sharing couples’ international love stories since 2014. Fans of the franchise have followed the cast members’ storylines both on the small screen and off camera. With so many new couples every season, we often forget about certain castmates — either because they tend to keep a low public profile, especially
Mark Shoemaker and Nikki Mediano first appeared in Season 3 of 90 Day Fiance. At the time, their age gap was the biggest viewers had seen, with Mark being 58 while Nikki was just 19. Nikki, who was younger than Mark’s kids, often felt controlled by her partner. Mark would suggest she wear his daughter’s
90 Day Fiance viewers met 58-year-old Mark Shoemaker and 19-year-old Philippines native Nikki Mediano during Season 3 of the show. Now, after six years of marriage, the controversial couple is calling it quits. Baltimore County court documents show that they filed for divorce on March 2, 2022, with their prenuptial agreement listed in the details.
There have been many cast members who crossed the screens of 90 Day Fiance viewers that many found to be volatile, inappropriate, mean, shady, and who possessed potential ulterior motives. With that in mind, there are some cast members that stood out from the pack as being the most controversial. Whether it was their off-screen
Many 90 Day Fiance cast members have become wealthy or at least comfortable financially after using their 90 Day Fiance fame. There are, however, a small group of Americans who already had a lot of money before appearing within the hit franchise. Some of the people on this list were fortunate enough to acquire wealth
Throughout the course of 90 Day Fiance and its spinoffs, there have been seven Filipinas who appeared on the show, and all but one of them is still with their partner. Many of the Filipina women featured on the show were seeking better lives and were intentionally looking for American men who they thought could