90 Day Fiancé: Stars’ Biggest Side Hustles Explained
Some 90 Day Fiancé cast members keep up the momentum even after the cameras stop rolling by engaging in profitable side hustles. It’s no secret that the 90 Day Fiancé stars do not make much money for their appearances, and their friends and family make nothing. The more popular members of the franchise supplement their income through various personal passions they’ve turned into business ventures. Some are mainstream, while others are outlandish. Some of the biggest moneymakers utilize their own bodies.
While 90 Day Fiancé stars broadcast their struggles in adapting to cultural differences their international partners bring, viewers also get a glimpse of what they do in their free time and what they are interested in. Those who come to the US on a K-1 visa are not allowed to work legally yet because they do not have a green card, so they often spend time in leisurely activities. Some of these hobbies become side hustles for them, and because they’ve built up a fan base, they can garner quite a bit of revenue.
With one particularly popular couple, David Toborowsky and Annie Suwan, who first appeared in 90 Day Fiancé season 5, their pastime earned them a spinoff, Spice It Up with David and Annie. Meanwhile, 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days star Jasmine Pineda, the Panamanian stunner from season 5 of that show, has turned the steam on by making videos for the adult site OnlyFans. Jasmine was working as an English teacher when she was allegedly fired because nude photos that her fiancé Gino Palazzolo had sent to his ex-girlfriend surfaced online. Many episodes show her working out hard at the gym. Her fitness regimen will likely serve her well in her biggest side hustle.
Stephanie Matto, who was the first 90 Day Fiancé star to carry a same-sex storyline with partner Erika Owens, has reportedly earned six figures by selling her own farts in a jar. In general, using one’s body is a popular side gig for 90 Day Fiancé alums. Cortney Reardanz, whose failed relationship with Antonio Millon was shown on 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days season 1, makes money selling photos of her feet.
In addition to these side hustles, many of the franchise stars also make money through Cameo, a popular app where celebs make short custom videos for fans. So, just how much money do these stars make from their marketing efforts? David and Annie are raking in the most bucks at nearly $200,000 a year. Jasmine is likely making much better money on OnlyFans than she was as a teacher in Panama, with average monthly salaries between $900 and $1,500. Cortney sells her foot photos on Instagram, and with 93.5k followers, she’s probably doing okay. During her interview with Shaun Robinson on 90 Day Bares All, a man in the audience offered $100 on the spot for one. All told, it's no wonder the stars of 90 Day Fiancé have no plans to slow their side hustles.