Angela Deem Reveals Surprising Truth About Michael's Green Card on 90 Day Fiancé

Angela Deem, a star of 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?, has suggested that she never trusted her husband Michael Ilesanmi's intentions when he came to America. The couple has faced controversy due to their frequent arguments, often resulting in Angela verbally attacking Michael, pushing him, or damaging his vehicle. Despite their tumultuous relationship, Angela and Michael got married and she eventually brought him to the U.S. Three years later, Angela raised concerns when Michael went missing in Georgia, but he was later located safe.

In explaining the situation, Angela stated, "I didn’t get his Green Card or his license and that’s why he’s pissed and that’s why he’s doing this."

Angela wants fans to know that she may have always suspected things with Michael were going to go south after he came to the U.S., according to InTouch.

Angela revealed to 90 Day Fiancé blogger John Yates that she had not applied for Michael's Green Card since his arrival in the U.S. in December 2023. In a video conversation with her friend, Angela explained that she did not obtain his Green Card or license, which has led to Michael's frustration and current behavior.

Angela Expresses Frustration with Michael's Sense of Entitlement

Angela Deem & Michael Ilesanmi on 90 Day Fiance Happily Ever After smilng outside close together - Angela Calls Out Michael For Thinking He's "Untouchable"

Angela admitted that she will be responsible for Michael as she signed the affidavit of support for him. She expressed her frustration, accusing Michael of rushing her to help him obtain his license and Green Card as soon as he arrived in America. Angela is convinced that Michael will now attempt to obtain a legal visa, sarcastically wishing him luck in his endeavors.

Angela is upset that Michael has slandered her and lied to her. She believes that something happens with "certain people" that come over to America and begin thinking they are "untouchable" and can't be sent back home. “But if I haven’t anything to do with it, you’re gonna be giving me more than a Green Card,” Angela added. Michael’s CR-1 visa was a temporary Green Card, allowing him to enter the U.S. as a conditional resident.

Angela reported Michael missing on Monday, February 26, 2024, and enlisted the help of the police. She mentioned that he only had $40 on him, but when he was located, he had a burner phone containing photos of his passport, which were used to confirm his identity. The 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? star expressed to the authorities that he felt his life was in danger.

Sources: InTouch, John Yates/YouTube

Editor's P/S:

The article sheds light on the tumultuous relationship between Angela Deem and Michael Ilesanmi, stars of "90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?". Angela's admission that she never trusted Michael's intentions and her failure to obtain his Green Card or license paint a troubling picture of their marriage. While it's understandable that Angela may have felt apprehensive about Michael's motives, her actions have contributed to the tension and instability in their relationship. It's concerning that she has accused Michael of lying and slander, and her belief that he feels untouchable and above consequences is deeply rooted in prejudice.

The fact that Angela reported Michael missing only to discover him in possession of a burner phone with photos of his passport raises further questions about the nature of their relationship. It's unclear whether Michael felt genuinely threatened or if there was some other motive behind his disappearance. The upcoming season of "90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?" promises to provide more insights into this complex and controversial relationship, leaving viewers to wonder about the true intentions of both parties and the long-term viability of their marriage.