OMG! Angela Deem Blames TLC’s Scripted Scenes for Causing Her to Lose Her Lawsuit Against Her Estranged Husband Michael
Angela Deem, a controversial figure from the 90 Day Fiancé franchise, has found herself in a losing legal battle with her estranged husband, Michael Ilesanmi. Despite spending thousands of dollars on lawyers, Angela is now struggling to secure an annulment of their marriage, a goal that appears increasingly out of reach.
Angela’s primary argument for the annulment is based on the claim that Michael was not intimate with her after arriving in the United States. She asserts that their lack of physical intimacy is grounds for the annulment, as it undermines the foundation of their marital relationship. However, Angela’s case has been complicated by scenes aired on the show that depict the couple being intimate. Angela has publicly stated that these scenes were scripted by TLC, the show’s production company, and do not reflect the reality of their relationship. This revelation has cast doubt on Angela’s claims and has significantly impacted her chances of winning the lawsuit.
In court documents obtained by In Touch Weekly, Angela denied having any s*xual activity with her husband, Michael, after he came to the United States. She accused TLC of creating fake scenes by using clips from other productions to make the show more dramatic. Angela also claimed that Michael knew these scenes were scripted and not real, but he wouldn’t admit it publicly because it would not support his case.
Word on the streets is that Angela Deem is facing serious money problems while fighting to deport her Nigerian husband back to his home country. It’s said that she has maxed out her credit cards and borrowed money from her friends, but now she’s reportedly scamming her fans to stay afloat.
A Reddit user recently shared their regret about being a fan, claiming Angela borrowed $50 from them and refused to pay it back. This has left people questioning Angela’s honesty and wondering how low she’ll go during these challenging times.
