Still-Together 90 Day Fiancé Couples Who Came Closest To Breaking Up

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Many 90 Day Fiancé franchise couples have faced their fair share of relationship challenges, including adjusting to new cultures, struggling with communication, and dealing with discussions about possible divorce, but not all couples have split up. 90DF is well known for showcasing unstable relationships and cringeworthy storylines. Although many fans question the validity of these repetitive plots, the off-screen scenes frequently make it easy for fans to decide what's real or not.

Some couples, like 90 Day Fiancé's Nikki and Mark Shoemaker, appeared to be too different. Between their almost 40-year age gap, Mark’s penchant for treating Nikki like a child, and his incessant need to compare her to his first wife (who was also from the Philippines), viewers were sure that the “creepy” Mark and his partner were doomed as a duo. Ultimately, their assumptions were correct, as the couple announced their divorce in early 2022.

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Nicole Nafziger and Azan Tefou were another couple that fans were confident wouldn't last. Although the couple spent five years together and Nicole made several trips to Morocco, their relationship never made it to America. However, there are a handful of couples who are still together, despite the endless problems they faced.

Thanks to their mutual fondness for bees, these two quickly fell in love over social media. When 90 Day Fiancé's Anna-Marie Campisi visited Turkey, Mursel Mistanoglu proposed, and they applied for the K-1 visa. Unfortunately, the transition to the US, and Anna's tight knit family, didn't prove to be as successful as they'd hoped. In fact, Anna canceled the wedding because her son strongly disliked Mursel,