Celebs really are just like Us … especially when it comes to their obsession with 90 Day Fiancé.
Every season, more and more stars reveal their love for the TLC franchise. While some have counted themselves as fans since the series’ premiere, others are finding their footing later on while discovering the show’s numerous spinoffs. Either way, they’re welcomed with open arms by the 90 Day Fiancé fandom.
The TLC series follows couples who have either applied for or received their K-1 visa, which is only available to United States citizens’ foreign fiancés. The duos — many of whom have not met IRL before getting engaged — have 90 days to marry each other, the timeline of which is captured perfectly by cameras.
Since the original 90 Day Fiancé show premiered in 2014, spinoffs such as 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After, 90 Day Fiancé: Pillow Talk and 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way have joined the franchise’s lineup. Some stars appear on numerous series and have engaged in multiple relationships on the shows, while others found lasting love their first time around.
During an appearance on The Breakfast Club in May 2021, Pete Davidson revealed his love for the 90 Day Fiancé franchise. His favorite star? Ed “Big Ed” Brown.
“I’m obsessed with all of them. I wouldn’t get freaked out if I saw Leonardo DiCaprio, but if I saw Big Ed walking down 6th Ave I would lose my f—king mind. I would go insane,” the King of Staten Island actor said.
Other celebs take their love for the series’ stars to another level. After Larissa Dos Santos Lima announced her exit from 90 Day Fiancé, Aaron Carter took to Twitter in October 2020 to advocate for her to get a raise.
“PAY YOUR CAST MORE!” he wrote to the official 90 Day Fiancé Twitter account.
Actress Casey Wilson is another proud fan of the series. In March 2019, she wrote an essay about why people should watch the show.
“From the moment I saw a lovable wreck named [Darcey Silva] scream over and over and over at her fiancé [Jesse Meester], “CUT THE STEAK ON THE BIAS!!!!!!!!” I knew my life would never be the same,” the Happy Endings actress wrote for Glamour at the time.
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In November 2021, the Selling Sunset star admitted that she doesn't like to watch too much reality TV, but she makes an exception for the TLC series. "I do enjoy 90 Day Fiancé because it’s so brave of them to put their love lives out there and meet someone they’ve met online and then potentially marry them," she told Vulture. John Salangsang/Shutterstock
The Saturday Night Live actor’s super fandom has led him to learn a lot about his favorite 90 Day star — Big Ed. “He lives in San Diego and his mom actually just moved in with him as well. He has a little dog named Teddy. Why do I know all of this?" Davidson said during a May 2021 appearance on The Breakfast Club. Janet Mayer
The “Shallow” singer revealed she’d pick 90 Day Fiancé if she could only watch one reality show for the rest of her life during an October 2018 round of “burning questions” on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. Matt Baron/Shutterstock
The Vanderpump Rules alum gathered his former costars at his house for a 90 Day Fiancé watch party in October 2018. Tommy Garcia/Bravo
The Amy Schumer Learns to Cook star defended cast member Debbie Johnson after she was mocked for wearing jeans to her son Colt Johnson’s wedding. "You looked perfect. Don't listen to these haters, Deb!" Schumer wrote in a December 2018 Instagram comment. "Thank you, Amy," the reality star replied. "Have a safe and Happy New Year to you and your family. Get lots of rest." The next month, Schumer shared that she gets “starstruck by reality stars” during an interview with Today. "Like if I saw someone from '90 Day Fiancé,' those kind of people." Kristina Bumphrey/StarPix/Shutterstock
“Let me just say, I believe that zoning out to nonsense is a healing prescription for today’s world," the Bride Wars writer said in Glamour. "And this is actually incredibly well-made nonsense with perfect editing and couples who will make you look at your own troubled relationship and think, ‘Not. Too. Shabby.’” American Foto Features/MEGA
After production was delayed on the show due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the A-list duo took to their Instagram Stories to beg TLC for more content. “TLC, we need the new episode of 90 Day Fiancé NOW,” the Game of Thrones actress said in a clip. “We’re in quarantine and we need it.” The Voice coach joined in as well. “Love is real!” he shouted off camera. Turner also revealed that 90 Day Fiancé is one of her top-three guilty pleasure shows during a March 2020 Elle Magazine interview. “I’m basically one of them,” she joked. Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP/Shutterstock
“It all comes down to Colty and his mother,” the Yearbook author tweeted in November 2020 in response to delayed presidential election results in Nevada, where the stars live. Adam Nemser/startraksphoto.com
“What’s a good season of 90 Day Fiancé for a beginner who has no idea what this show is? I’m guessing 1? We’re gonna binge,” the model tweeted in August 2019. The rest was history. Two months later, she was such a big fan that she bought herself a cameo from cast member Zied Hakimi. “Changing this prompt to ‘myself’ has to be top 10 saddest moments for me,” she wrote in October 2019. Andrew H. Walker/Shutterstock
The “Aaron’s Party” singer stood up for cast member Larissa Dos Santos Lima on Twitter in October 2020, urging TLC to pay the cast more money. Media Punch/INSTARimages.com
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