How TLC Can Save 90 Day Fiancé Season 9
TLC viewers think 90 Day Fiancé season 9 could do better in many ways, considering how boring the episodes have been so far. The trailer for 90 Day Fiancé’s 2022 edition packed a punch with new faces and one returning couple — Biniyam Shibre and Ariela Weinberg. Previews showed the storylines that fans could look forward to, from Kobe Blaise commenting on Emily Bieberly’s weight gain to Bilal Hazziez wondering if Shaeeda Sween, with whom he’d just spent seven days in person before getting engaged, was a classic 90 Day Fiancé gold digger. TLC teased these instances and more to amp up the anticipation for the new season; however, it had the opposite effect on viewers.
Upon watching the trailer, fans noticed how90 Day Fiancé had included newer countries in its line-up instead of the lazy rotation of Russia or Tunisia from its earlier editions. The diversity among the cast has been a huge draw for season 9, but what hasn't changed is some of the plots, which have been done and dusted by older couples. The show promised messy storylines, and lessons on what not to do in a relationship, which is expected when one thinks of the franchise as a whole. However, there are some things that TLC could not have avoided entirely to make sure fans were not left fast-forwarding through 90 Day Fiancé scenes instead of reaching for a bowl of popcorn.
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It seems what really distracted fans initially was how perfect the cast members looked on screen. Suspicions were raised about these good-looking couples being actors looking to launch their careers. Or perhaps they were just people looking to use the show to become Instagram influencers. The trailer also made
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