Is ’90 Day Fiancé’ Fake. Jorge And Anfisa Seemingly Flirt On Facebook

Is ’90 Day Fiancé’ Fake. Jorge And Anfisa Seemingly Flirt On Facebook//

Some questioned the authenticity of TLC’s “90 Day Fiancé” considering the couples are in long distance relationships//

 and then marry after living with each other for 90 days. While cast member Anfisa Arkhipchenko was always clear about one thing://

 she married Jorge Garcia for his money. Still, the couple promoted the premiere of the show on Facebook.//

 Anfisa even commented on some of Jorge’s posts, interacting with his followers. Since when is a ‘promise’ an obligatory contract?//

 Just because it doesn't happen exactly when you want it doesn’t mean I lied or fell short on my promise!” Jorge wrote Sunday.//

The post was most likely a reference to Jorge lying to Anfisa about how much money he made. When they met, he claimed he was a millionaire. //

Once she moved to the United States, he didn’t buy her everything she wanted, but Anfisa assumed that meant he was stingy on money. //

As they continued to fight about finances, Jorge ultimately admitted that not only was he not a millionaire, he was “thousands in debt.”//

Anfisa was shocked. When she had him admit that he was $30,000 in debt to be exact,//

 she said she wanted to get a postnuptial agreement so if they divorced she would not have to split his debt. Back on Facebook, //

 Jorge and Anfisa seemingly flirted with each other when he asked for millions of viewers to watch the premiere. //

 “I want 20 million viewers tonight!” he wrote. Anfisa responded: “Fame whore. Law of attraction!” he wrote back.//

She then said, “lol didn't think I'd get any likes. Where are all your supporters that don't have sense of humor and ready to attack me?” //

To which he answered, “Just wait lol I'm sure they will show up. After some people accused Anfisa and Jorge of being in a fake marriage,//

 she took to Instagram Sunday to explain how the 90-day fiancé visa works. “I see a lot of people saying, ‘90 days is not enough to get married,’//

 [and], ‘90 days is not enough to get to know somebody,’ or asking, ‘did you guys date before getting married?’” she wrote. //

 What they don't understand is how the show actually works,” Anfisa penned about confused viewers. “It's not like people apply to be on the show //

 and then get matched in couples and that's where the show begins. Anfisa added TLC had nothing to do with her getting her visa, writing://

 “The show doesn't help with anything related to immigration. They just start filming on the day foreign fiancé arrives to the USA//

 and continue until the couple gets married. 

To find out what happens next, don’t miss “90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?” when it airs Sundays at 8 p.m. EDT on TLC.//

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