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90 Day Fiance has featured many successful couples over recent seasons and spinoffs. Many of them stayed in the franchise and became regulars on the show. However, reports claimed that many of them were heavily underpaid by the network. Keep reading to see the shocking discovery.
90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After? Tell-All Receives Positive Feedback
The latest season of 90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After? continues to get a lot of support. Many viewers like how things are turning out for each couple. Some of them called it quits along the way, while others could make it through. However, TLC decided to spice things up by making the couples live under one roof. It was already a disaster on their first day at the mansion, and many fans are excited about what will come. Angela Deem even made a surprise reveal after hiring a private investigator for her husband, Michael Ilesanmi, whom she believes is scamming her.
TLC Severely Underpaying Stars?
New reports claim that TLC underpaid four stars. One of them was Deavan Clegg, who appeared in the second season of 90 Day: The Other Way. In August 2023, Deavan revealed that they only received $1,000 per episode, which wasn’t enough to prepare for the show, especially with all the travel costs. Another underpaid star was Anfisa Arkhipchenko. In an IG Stories post from 2022, she revealed that she wasn’t compensated fairly. She also expressed her frustration in an interview, saying, “I don’t agree to be a clown for pennies on a dollar while the network makes millions.”
Danielle Jbali also revealed that she used her earnings the right way. “I bought my home, bought appliances, did some repairs to the home, paid for an STNA class, put down a payment on a newer car. It was not spent foolishly,” she said. Danielle confessed that they weren’t paid millions, but only about $10,000, and they only get half of it at the beginning and the other half at the end of the season. Paul Staehle also has the same issues with Deavan. He admits that everyone treats him positively. However, he thinks production doesn’t pay enough for the travel expenses.
90 Day Fiance: Two Highly-Anticipated Spinoffs
There are currently two highly anticipated spinoffs today. One of them is the second season of 90 Day: The Last Resort. Reports claim that the participants will be Sophie Sierra, Rob Warne, Julia Trubkina, Brandon Gibbs, Stacey Silva, and Florian Sukaj. Meanwhile, many stars from past seasons will also appear in the upcoming season of 90 Day: The Single Life. Some of them are believed to be Big Ed, who may try to find his partner again after parting ways with Liz Woods.
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