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90 Day Fiancé: Ximena Confirms Engagement & Doesn’t Reveal Man’s Identity

Ximena Morales Cueller and Mike Berk have kept 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days viewers guessing about their relationship status, but Ximena made it clear to her followers that she is currently engaged. Despite her engagement to Mike on the 90 Day Fiancé spin-off show, viewers are still confused as to whom Ximena is planning to marry. Before The 90 Days viewers examined social media evidence to try to determine if Ximena is hinting at an engagement to Mike or making it clear that she has moved on from the awkward American.

Mike and Ximena became engaged during his first trip to Colombia. However, Mike found that Ximena had changed considerably when he surprised her with a second trip. Ximena appeared annoyed to see Mike and said that she would only marry him if he paid for her breast augmentation surgery. The single mother then refused to be intimate with Mike or sleep in the same bed as him. Mike enlisted his friend to translate a conversation between him and Ximena that resulted in Ximena making it clear how much Mike repulsed her. However, the couple ended up sleeping together afterward and remained seemingly tentatively engaged.

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Many Before The 90 Days viewers believe that Ximena does not want to marry Mike, as she made it clear he grosses her out and she is not attracted to him. However, Ximena took to her Instagram to confirm that she is currently engaged. Ximena shared a black and white close-up photo of her hand with an engagement ring on top of a man’s hand. “Te amo mucho amor,” she wrote, which means, “I love you so much, my love.” Ximena’s image comes amidst much speculation about her current relationship status, as the single mother has also shared photos with a mystery man who appeared to be closer to the physical type she described being attracted to. This has led to many viewers speculating that she moved on with someone else, though some fans think Ximena is still with Mike.

While Ximena did not make it clear who she was engaged to, it appears obvious that she wants her fans to know her relationship status. Commenters immediately began speculating about whether or not the photo was of Mike, who currently follows Ximena on Instagram even though she does not follow him back. Commenters pointed out that the hand in the photo with Ximena contains tattoos. Therefore, many fans speculated that it is not Mike. “That isn’t Mike’s hand,” one of several similar comments read. Other commenters voiced that Ximena must be very serious about her partner since she said it takes her a long time to say that she is in love with someone.

While viewers are still confused about Ximena and Mike’s relationship status, answers will soon be arriving. Before The 90 Days season 5 is almost finished, though there is still some drama left to be viewed. Previews for Mike and Ximena’s plotline feature a now-infamous clip of Mike bolting from the cameras like Paul Staehle in an obvious case of distress. Many 90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days viewers are very curious about what Mike and Ximena will reveal at the season's Tell-All and if Ximena has truly moved on with a mystery man.

Next: 90 Day Fiancé: Mike Berk Faces Backlash For Hateful Instagram Posts

90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days airs Sundays at 8 p.m. EST on TLC.

Source: Ximena Morales Cueller/Instagram



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