90 Day Fiancé: Best Examples Of Franchise Women Being Used For Money

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The 90 Day Fiancé franchise is filled with cast members who are accused of being with their partners for the wrong reasons, and some of the women from the original show and spinoffs have been dragged for using their partners for money. While a number of franchise women have been called out for being gold diggers, there are also men who have been accused of using their partners for financial gain. Discover the franchise women that 90 Day Fiancé fans believe were used for their money by their male partners.

Often, 90 Day Fiancé franchise fans choose to label women as gold diggers. Anfisa Arkhipchenko, Larissa Lima, and Yara Zaya have all been slammed by critics for wanting money from partners, while 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days viewers are now calling out the newcomer Ximena Morales Cuellar for the same reason. However, there are just as many cases of men who relied on their partners for money and/or better opportunities in life. Nonetheless, it's often the female cast members who get the most shade for their seemingly greedy ways.

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Overall, numerous cast members in the 90 Day Fiancé franchise have been called out for using their partners for financial gain or for access to better lives. Men and women have been called users, and there are some factors that are similar when it comes to «gold digger» or Green Card-chasing situations. Often, older singles seek out significantly younger foreign partners. Then, viewers question the intentions of the younger partners for being with people so much older. Ultimately, both sides are often guilty of using their significant others in some capacity.

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