The season of spinoffs is nearing for 90 Day Fiance. With Darcey already rocking her own show and rumors about Big Ed Brown filming a date, it looks like another reality TV star is boarding the spinoff train. Yes, we’re talking about Angela Deem who currently stars on the recent season of 90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After.
90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After Star Angela To Have Her Own Show
Being tenth in the list of 90 Day Fiance franchises, there is a chance that Angela might soon get her own spinoff, according to SoapDirt. Without a doubt, she is one of the most popular and talked about 90 Day Fiance celebs. Plus, here are some details that might act as a hit to Angela starring in her own show like the Silva sisters.
Even though the majority of the fan base can’t stop criticizing Angela’s behavior, she is not someone they can look away from either. Moreover, there is indeed a section of the audience that admires her. Back in January 2020, Angela and Michael tied the knot, a storyline we’re still yet to see unfold fully.
According to the recent developments, the US has almost totally banned on immigrant visas from different countries including Nigeria. So, it’s most likely that Michael and Angela are going to hit a major roadblock.
90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After, Is Angela Taking After Mama June?
Angela also posted a picture with her manager who represents Mama June as well and Natasha Fett, the person who helped Mama June undergo a body transformation. This calls for an obvious question, is TLC doing the same with Angela? She has mentioned that she wants to stay in good shape and wants to stop smoking. So, there is a chance we might see Natasha Fett help Angela as she did Mama June.
Morover, Angela has also been on Maury. So, the 90 Day Fiance franchise is not her first time on reality TV. It’s possible that she wants to stay on TV and keep on sharing her story. From what we can see on 90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After, Angela and Michael’s story still has a lot of unanswered questions.
According to their plan, they were prepared to come to the US after getting married. The last time, Michael got his visa rejected. But the lawyer said that if they tied the knot, their chances of visa approval will increase to a great extent. But with new laws in place, will he be able to come to the US? What if he can’t?