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90 Day Fiancé: Everything We Know About Ximena’s Engagement After Mike

The 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days couple Mike Berk and Ximena Morales Cuellar faced a messy breakup on the 90 Day Fiancé spin-off show, but Ximena isn't living in the past. The Colombian single mother made it clear to her followers that she is currently engaged to a mystery man who has tattoos on his arm, who evidently is not American man, Mike. While Ximena has not confirmed the identity of her fiance, many Before the 90 Days fans have gathered evidence to try and guess who Ximena's fiance is.

Mike and Ximena's relationship went from bad to worse when he surprised her by visiting her in Colombia for a second time. Ximena accepted Mike's marriage proposal during his first planned visit, but it was clear to viewers that she was uncertain about their future together. In fact, Ximena was visibly upset to see Mike in her home country again, given his clingy behavior and appalling hygiene. This resulted in Ximena breaking up with Mike and agreeing to return his presents, including the rings he gave her. However, a furious Mike refused to leave Ximena's home and remained fixated on the possibility of getting back together with her. Ximena made it clear that the relationship was over, and she has since moved on from Mike.

Related: 90 Day Fiancé: What Job Mike Berk Does For A Living

Reddit user RavenVenom explored the evidence about B90's Ximena's engagement after breaking up with Mike. Based on photos on social media, franchise fans have alleged that Ximena's fiance is a man from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, who is named Josh. There are images of Ximena posing with the man and kissing him, as well as images of him with her children. Meanwhile, his tattoos are visible in the engagement photo that Ximena shared, which featured her holding a man's hand. The Reddit user alleged that Josh, Ximena's alleged fiance, was engaged to another woman, whom he had been in a long-term relationship with when he met Ximena. "I wonder what the timeline of all this is," one user questioned. "She was 24 when the show was filmed so I wouldn’t be surprised if the relationships overlapped considering she was engaged again by her 25th birthday," a speculative commenter wrote back.

Commenters were quick to dive into the relationship between B90's Ximena and her fiance. Since she is believed to be dating a Canadian man, some franchise fans wondered if she wanted to move to Canada to be with him, and they were also curious as to whether or not the man spoke Spanish. Other commenters weren't sure if her new fiance paid for her confirmed cosmetic surgeries. "I wonder if he paid for her boob job, because she clearly got that surgery," one commenter asked. Many viewers noted that Ximena appeared visibly happier with her new man, compared to how uncomfortable and unhappy she looked with Mike. "Someone should let ol Mikey know that this is what it looks like when a woman actually wants to be around you," one commenter wrote.

Although Ximena likely isn't contractually allowed to reveal her fiance's identity after her split from B90's Mike, many franchise fans are eager to learn more about Ximena's new man. She was initially slammed as a gold digger who was using the naive American Mike for free furniture and rent, but many viewers developed newfound respect for her during the breakup. Ximena recognized her worth and refused to compromise herself for Mike, while he revealed his true colors by lashing out at Ximena and resorting to low-blow insults when she broke things off. Many viewers are eager to learn more about Ximena and Mike's failed relationship during the upcoming 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days season 5 Tell-All.

Next: 90 Day Fiancé: Ximena Spotted With Secret Tattoo Of Mike Berk’s Name

Source: RavenVenom/Reddit



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