Many 90 Day Fiancé cast members have launched influencer careers following their show appearances, but some stars had already appeared on television before joining the franchise. While the franchise shows international love stories involving the K-1 visa process to bring a foreign spouse to the United States, some of the cast members featured have already appeared on television previously.
90 Day Fiancé fans have called out the franchise for moving away from its initial goal. While many of the earlier couples appeared more authentic in their connections, later 90 Day Fiancé content has been called out for being fake. The current season of 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? has been blasted for airing scripted drama, especially when it comes to the chaotic Potthast family problems.
Cast members often venture onto online platforms such as Instagram, YouTube, Cameo, and OnlyFans for both fame and profit. Yara Zaya has rapidly earned herself a blooming influencer career through her appearances, though many of the quieter couples fade into the background. Discover which fame-focused cast members are no stranger to being on TV.
Molly Hopkins
Molly Hopkins entered the franchise during season 5 before moving on to appear in plenty of content after she became a fan favorite. In real life, Molly operates LiviRae Lingerie with her business partner and best friend Cynthia Richards. The two women actually had their own TV show on Lifetime called Double Divas before Molly entered the 90 Day Fiancé franchise. The show ran for two seasons and chronicled the daily operations of their Georgia-based lingerie shop. Molly has hinted that she wouldn’t mind having a TV show with Cynthia again.
Yara Zaya
Yara Zaya has finally achieved the influencer career she has been after since her teenage years. Before she joined Jovi Dufren in the United States, Yara was no stranger to being on TV. She started appearing on Ukrainian reality TV shows when she was 19. Yara appeared far different in her younger days before she turned to many cosmetic procedures. Yara’s Ukrainian reality TV credits include Fashion To the People, Love Online, and Who Is Against Blondes? Past content revealed Yara’s fondness for partying, as well as her hopes to land a rich, foreign man.
Natalie Mordovtseva
Natalie Mordovtseva is another Happily Ever After cast member who acted back in Ukraine. Franchise fans have dug up Natalie’s acting credits since she refers to herself as an actress online. Natalie appeared on the true-crime series Evidence, as well as the crime investigation series Agents of Justice. Natalie also appeared on another crime show, A Story of a Crime. Though Natalie has been accused of exaggerating her resume, her title of actress fully checks out. Many viewers were impressed by Natalie’s past acting skills.
Darcey & Stacey Silva
Twins Darcey and Stacey Silva currently star in their own reality TV show, Darcey & Stacey. The sisters scored the show after Darcey aired her messy love life on 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days and other franchise content. However, the sisters were supposed to appear in a show called The Twin Life before Darcey entered the franchise. Though the show never ended up airing, parts of it were filmed over a decade ago. The 90 Day Fiancé sisters did co-produce the film White T with their father, as well as appear in it.