Several 90 Day Fiancé couples are growing richer together as they make a living after starting their own business. The 90 Day Fiancé franchise first launched in 2014 and was about international partners moving to the U.S. on a K-1 visa and adjusting to their new life before getting married within a span of 90 days. Since then, many couples have managed to stay married while others have parted ways.
There are some couples who put their 90 Day Fiancé fame to good use and are making decent money with it. While the cast does get paid for every episode of 90 Day Fiancé they star in, some even have regular jobs where they make an income. There have been some entrepreneurial couples from the show who have launched businesses and keep growing side by side every day.
8 Evelin Villegas & Corey Rathgeber
Corey Rathgeber from Mill A, Washington met Evelin Villegas from Ecuador in 2014 at a small tourist spot Montañita in Peru. Evelin was visiting Corey in the U.S. and staying with his family for six months during their 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way season 1 debut. Corey left his family and life savings when he moved to Engabao because he wanted to open a cocktail bar by the beach with Evelin. In November 2021, Evelin claimed she lost the bar that was funded by Corey. He had apparently invested $40,000 in the property. In February 2022, Corey revealed it wasn’t just the bar that they lost.
Evelin’s family’s restaurant of 18 years was demolished after the orders given by the Engabao Communal Council. Corey claimed it was someone’s jealousy that destroyed the bar and restaurant. But the incident just motivated Corey and Evelin to work twice as hard, and by then they launched a new beachside bar and restaurant business in Engabao. Corey and Evelin’s bar is called Cocteles del Paraiso, while the restaurant is called Casa Del Cacique Tumbala. Evelin is working on a new business venture with Corey, a fancy beachfront Bed and Breakfast that will include a restaurant and an infinity pool, which is currently under construction.
7 David Toborowsky & Annie Suwan
David Tobrowsky and Annie Suwan lived a difficult life after moving to the U.S. when they had to stay in a friend’s storage unit. Now, they own a 2,219 square feet Arizona property worth $550,000. David and Annie are regular faces on 90 Day Fiancé, but they’re also successful with various businesses that help them make money. In November 2021, they launched Cooking with DNA, a service offering cooking classes both online and offline. The pair does Cameo videos, event catering, meet and greet sessions, and have their own line of cooking oil, while Annie also sells dresses from Thailand to American fans.
6 Jovi Dufren & Yara Zaya
Yara Zaya became one of the most successful stars shortly after her debut on 90 Day Fiancé season 8, when she launched her online boutique named after herself. She may have been accused of dropshipping and selling items from AliExpress at a higher price, but she was quick to also launch a makeup line called Boujee By Yara after her Yara Zaya shop success. Jovi Dufren works in underwater robotics, and decided to launch his entrepreneurial career with Yara by announcing they were working on a new travel-based dating app because the one they had met on doesn’t exist anymore.
5 Loren & Alexei Brovarnik
Loren and Alexei Brovarnik are one of the most recognizable couples in the franchise ever since their debut in 90 Day Fiancé season 3. Since 2015, Loren and Alexei got married and have three kids now. Loren left her corporate job to become a full-time mom influencer, and Alexei works as a warehouse manager at Invicta Watch Group, apart from their appearances on Pillow Talk or Loren & Alexei: After the 90 Days. In 2022, they kickstarted their new side hustle by investing in a popular internet trend. The pair created their first NFT project and were selling photos of their feet on OpenSea where one photo costs 1 Ethereum.
4 Gabriel Paboga & Isabel Posada
Gabriel Paboga’s introduction on The Other Way season 4 was him making penis-shaped molds that could be attached to underwear created specifically for trans men. His business GMPwear was born out of necessity before he got his bottom surgery, when he wore a sock in his shorts, which happened to fall out during swimming. Gabe traveled to Colombia to find a manufacturer for the underwear, where he met Isabel Posada. After they started dating, Isabel left her own job to work alongside Gabe and help him handle conversions, buying, and selling in Spanish. Gabe claims the business is now thriving, and he even has male clients who are looking for bigger bulges.
3 Jen Boecher & Rishi Singh
Jen Boecher works as a speech and language pathologist for a living in the U.S., and Rishi Singh is a model and personal trainer from Jaipur. The two had their share of ups and downs in The Other Way season 4, where Rishi delayed telling his family about their engagement and eventually, they rejected Jen for her age. Jen remains confused about her future with Rishi, but she does see him as a good partner for her new business in India, which is based on wedding planning. Right now, Jen and Rishi are looking for clients of any race, religion, creed, country, age, etc. who want the full Indian wedding experience.
2 Chantel Everett & Pedro Jimeno
The Family Chantel pair Pedro Jimeno and Chantel Everett split after Pedro divorced his American wife in May 2022 after six years of marrriage. This led to questions about how they would divide their assets because they had launched a business together in 2019, three years after they married. The former couple officially became business partners on April 23, 2019, with their company, Pedro and Chantel LLC. According to Open Gov Us, Pedro and Chantel LLC belongs in the arts, entertainment, and recreation industry in the subcategory of independent artists, writers, and performers. However, no further details have been shared by the reality TV stars.
1 Elizabeth & Andrei Castravet
90 Day Fiancé star Elizabeth Castravet and her Moldovan husband Andrei Castravet often fought over money issues after getting married and having a child. Andrei used to be a stay-at-home dad and looked after their daughter Eleanor, before starting a career in real estate. In April 2020, Elizabeth and Andrei launched their business together called Castravet Properties, LLC, where Andrei was listed as the President and Elizabeth was the Vice President. Andrei was issued his license in real estate sales in the State of Florida the same year.
Source: Open Gov Us
