90 Day Fiancé: 'Gold Diggers' Who Are More Sympathetic Than Their Partners

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Foreign cast members in the 90 Day Fiancé franchise are often accused of being gold diggers who are only interested in their American partners’ cash, but some of them have turned out to be the more sympathetic half of the couple. These franchise stars have fans siding with them because their partners are so much worse.

Though many 90 Day Fiancé cast members love to play the victim, fans have a hard time cutting them slack when they purposefully seek out relationships with foreigners who are often upfront and obvious about the transactional nature of their relationship. In those situations, the so-called gold diggers are far less problematic than their partners.

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There have been several American cast members who felt used in their relationships with their foreign partners, but many of them overlooked major red flags that were pointed out to them by friends and family. In these instances, it’s hard for fans to feel sorry for them, because those stars’ poor decisions were made out of willful ignorance.

In recent episodes of 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days, Ximena has been putting pressure on her American fiancé Mike Berk to pay for breast implants and a tummy tuck. She’s clearly only interested in Mike for his money, but she’s been pretty upfront with him about it. Ximena is always quick to tell Mike the things about him that irritate or disgust her, and she was honest with him about not being in love. Though Mike plays the victim, he’s not an attractive partner, and it’s a lot more than his appearance. He has little to offer a significant other, and is messy, clingy, and has gross habits. Many fans surprisingly side with Ximena and feel Mike