After overcoming adversity and even racist death threats, Ashley and Jay weren't undone by any outside force.
Instead, everything went to crap when Jay cheated on Ashley.
Last week, Larissa told fans that Colt was still cheating and hiding money.
Now, the 90 Day Fiance star has found a way to make her own cash.
After 90 Day Fiance fans saved Danielle Mullins' house, other cast members of the reality show that even controversial stars can get a little help.
Now, Steven Frend and Olga Kolshimbetova are hoping that fans are in the giving spirit.
So much for happily ever after, we guess, huh?
On 90 Day Fiance this week, we learned that one cast member stepped out on the other, causing massive strife and sadness and speculation over the future of their marriage.
These past two weeks have been a rollercoaster for Larissa, Colt, and all of their fans.
Larissa exposed Colt as a cheater, Colt apologized, and then Larissa revealed that Colt is still cheating and is hiding money.
Though Eric Rosenbrook and Leida Margaretha quit 90 Day Fiance after facing backlash and even death threats, their story continues.
Eric and his middle daughter, Tasha, had a falling out over Leida so severe that Eric went to the police.
After he was exposed as a cheater, Colt Johnson claimed that 90 Day Fiance fame went to his head and made him cheat.
Now, Colt is publicly apologizing to his wife and condemning fans who rush to judge him.
Danielle Mullins and Mohamed Jbali's contentious, controversial relationship has been credited with putting 90 Day Fiance on the map.
Now that fan donations saved Danielle's house, she's answering some additional questions that a number of fans had.
Last week, one of 90 Day Fiance's most controversial couples had a total meltdown after Larissa exposed Colt's cheating.
Fans lost their minds, and some even went too far by bombarding his alleged Instagram mistress with death threats.
In the wee hours of Thursday morning, 90 Day Fiance star Larissa accused her husband Colt of cheating.
Many had hoped that she was simply upset or perhaps being trolled by someone.
