Many 90 Day Fiancé cast members have claimed they are the victims of bad edits when they are named franchise villains, but viewers believe some stars were given unfair positive edits. Some 90 Day Fiancé fans are suspicious that certain cast members had their storylines warped to portray them in a more favorable light. This has caused viewers to sometimes claim TLC protects certain 90 Day cast members, who should be banned, with editing.
When it comes to good edits, there are several noticeable cases of franchise villains who are consistently called out on social media but still appear on new 90 Day Fiancé content. Many viewers believe these cast members are not called out enough and have their problematic behavior downplayed or hidden because they are "good TV." These 90 Day Fiancé stars appeared likable on the show but were later revealed to have more issues than fans originally realized.
Angela Deem Has Been Protected On 90 Day Fiancé
Angela Deem is one 90 Day Fiancé franchise cast member who viewers believe producers have protected more than once. Angela continues to receive favorable edits and appears in new content despite her questionable and often alarming behavior towards Angela's husband, Michael Ilesanmi. 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? season 7 is the first time Angela’s abusive behavior is shown on display, while franchise couples on Pillow Talk are also finally calling Angela out for her behavior. Until then, Angela has been able to drive her narrative with Michael. The last season of Happily Ever After was told from her point of view, as Angela detailed her plastic surgery transformation and marriage concerns. Angela appears to have been sheltered by producers for many seasons, according to franchise fans, who hope she will finally by called out on the series.
Natalie Mordovsteva Is Portrayed More Favorably On 90 Day Fiancé
Natalie Mordovsteva is another 90 Day Fiancé franchise regular who continues to have her problematic behavior glossed over. Natalie, who was spotted filming in Florida, is one of the stars of 90 Day: The Single Life season 3, complete with many flattering promotional pictures. Many of Natalie’s storylines have portrayed her favorably, though her erratic behavior has always managed to give her bad side away. Natalie has been called out regularly on social media for her bizarre antics. Some 90 Day Fiancé fans now think she puts on an act in front of the cameras and fakes her extreme mood shifts. Natalie consistently gets called out for her behavior but fails to be reprimanded by producers as she is always being featured in franchise content.
Rebecca Parrott Was Seemingly Favored By 90 Day Fiancé Producers
Many 90 Day Fiancé cast members have had their flaws put on blast, but Rebecca Parrott, who shared a few weight-loss photos, received a far more favorable edit than some fans think she deserves. The 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days cast member ended up having her relationship with Zied Hakimi portrayed positively. Rebecca was caught catfishing her partner, as she sent him highly edited images of herself which ended up being compared to her real appearance when Zied wore her face on his shirt when he met her for the first time. However, Rebecca was not held accountable for catfishing him. She also wasn't called out for dating a significantly younger man before Zied, as her infamous Moroccan ex-boyfriend was only a teenager when 40-something Rebecca began dating him.
Big Ed Brown Controls His Narrative On 90 Day Fiancé
Big Ed Brown, whose style has evolved, is another 90 Day Fiancé franchise regular who continues to control his narrative and star in new franchise content despite consistently being called problematic. Big Ed has been handed many opportunities to star in new content and tell stories from his point of view even after he made a disastrous impression on viewers during Before the 90 Days. Although he mistreated his partner Rose Vega, the franchise villain was then cast on several more seasons of 90 Day Fiancé content. He even had an abusive phone call leaked to his current partner Liz Woods, though all of Big Ed’s problematic behavior has been seemingly ignored by TLC despite outrage from fans.
Julia Trubkina Was Given The Best Edit On 90 Day Fiancé
Julia Trubkina, who's bodybuilding now, was given a very positive edit during 90 Day Fiancé season 8. Viewers were made to believe that the Russian dancer was forced to work on the farm of her controlling and invasive in-laws, Betty and Ron Gibbs. Enraged fans were furious with Betty and Ron and fully sympathized with Julia, who disliked farm work and country life. However, it was revealed at the Tell-All that Julia actually volunteered to take on her husband Brandon Gibbs’ farm work to spend more time with him after his job. Many viewers felt duped by the edit, as they realized that Julia was not a victim and Betty and Ron were not the monsters they were portrayed as. Julia is now close to her in-laws; however, she failed to regain popularity with 90 Day Fiancé fans.
Yara Zaya Has Become A Favored Cast Member On 90 Day Fiancé
Yara Zaya, who fans think is a villain, is one cast member who comes across as far more likable in 90 Day Fiancé franchise content than she does on social media. Many 90 Day Fiancé fans believe this is because of editing. Yara is both funny and sympathetic on 90 Day Fiancé shows, while her husband, Jovi Dufren, is often the villain. However, Yara's social media is always called out for being fake and materialistic. Many franchise fans believe there's a big difference between how likable Yara is on 90 Day Fiancé content and how fake she seems online. Some viewers think she fakes her storylines with Jovi to benefit her image on the show.