'90 Day Fiance': Larissa's Assault Trial Is Going To Be On TV

The assault between ’90 Day Fiance’ couple Larissa and Colt made the headlines for quite some time. To be honest, the drama of this estranged couple has still not hit a reef. Larissa has been arrested a total of three times for assault on account of domestic violence. Two times, the charges were dropped. However, this time Colt took things in his own hands and decided to teach Larissa a lesson. He filed for divorce in January and Larissa has to undergo trial for her assault.

90 Day Fiance Filming Crew Is Permitted Inside The Court

On 4th April in Las Vegas, Larissa’s trial is about to begin. The entire trial is about the main incident that pushed Colt to file for a divorce. In recent days, a representative of Sharp Entertainment filed documents requesting the court to grant permission to the network to film the trial. The court granted the motion and they are permitted inside the court to shoot the trial scenes of Larissa and Colt’s case.

Colt And Larissa All Set For Appearing On 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After

Recently, the network made the announcement that Larissa and Colt are going to appear on 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After. This is the primary reason why the producers were so eager to shoot the entire trial. The first degree domestic battery charges might change Larissa’s life forever and can tarnish her future. Assuming the worst, she might even be deported from the country. At the time when Colt filed for divorce, Larissa wasn’t carrying a child.

90 Day Fiance: Larissa Handcuffed For Being The Aggressor

When the bloody fight occurred in the couple’s house, Larissa made Colt call the cops. But after they spoke to both the parties, they came to the conclusion that the aggressor was none other than Larissa dos Santos Lima and handcuffed her. Of course, the rest is history. This incident was the final blow for Colt after which he filed for divorce. Both Larissa and Colt agree that they should split up. But Larissa is also demanding spousal support in the form of a thousand dollars per month. Colt, on the other hand, has legally specified that he desires no support from Larissa and wants to be divorced as soon as possible.
For a long time we have been hearing all the juicy plot twists in Larissa and Colt’s story via entertainment news. But this time, we are going to see the actual trial shown on 90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After. Stay tuned for more updates on how Colt and Larissa are holding up amid all the court drama. Do you think Larissa asking for spousal support is justified if she really is the one who has assaulted Colt in the first place? Let us know what you think in the comments below.