90 Day Fiance: Before The 90 Days Season 5 premiered on TLC on December 12. The show brings in seven couples, and fans see the return of Nigerian, Usman aka Sojaboy. Some teasers for the show started revealing more about the couples. And in the premiere, folks became very interested in Caleb Greenwood and Alina who lives in Russia. Actually, it’s seldom that a couple starts getting immediate support from fans, but they managed it.
90 Day Fiance: Before The 90 Days – Interesting Cast Members
Usman probably won’t really give any joy in the breasts of fans. After all, they saw him with Lisa Hamme, and now he dates someone in a similar age bracket. So, some folks think his segments will be a predictable yawn. But other couples look quite interesting. For example, a teaser about Ella brought comments that she seems to have an “Asian fetish.” Well, she wields a big sword, so maybe it’s safer to be a keyboard warrior with her.
90 Day Fiance: Before The 90 Days couple Caleb and Alina probably came across as the most interesting couple in a long time. He’s an average-sized guy from Arizona, and she lives in Russia. Additionally, she’s a little person. Now, people who watch TLC are not unfamiliar with people like Alina. After all, The Little Couple, 7 Little Johnstons, and Little People, Big World entertain them all the time. What is even more interesting than that is how folks took to them straight away.
90 Day Fiance: Before The 90 Days – Caleb Seems Spiritual
Monsters And Critics picked up on the fact that Caleb seems level-headed and spiritual. The outlet noted that he “has a whimsical side and he loves to be in touch with himself and connected to the world through mediation.” They added, “Caleb uses meditation to ground himself and get perspective for his future.” The fitness and travel-lover never met Alina before, but they share some common concerns.
90 Day Fiance: Before The 90 Days fans saw that they both worry about her mobility issues as she uses a wheelchair. But the drama side comes from her dad, who insists that her best friend must accompany her. Well, with walking problems, it actually makes sense. But it might preclude any rumpy-pumpy.
Fans Liked Caleb And Alina Immediately
Caleb shared a promo poster for 90 Day Fiance: Before The 90 Days Season 5 on his Instagram. TLC fans commented, and one of them said, “I want to give you HUGE kudos for having an open mind in considering a relationship with someone physically disabled…” The fan added, “so even if it doesn’t work out for the two of you, you tried, and that makes you awesome in my book! 🙌👏❤️”
Another immediate fan noted, “Love love your down to earth consciousness also think your girl is gorgeous. congratulations guys can’t wait to watch the whole thing!” From other comments, it looks like this season already delivered the top fan favorites.
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