90 Day Fiancé: All Clues Kara & Guillermo Are Still Together & Married

There are many indications that 90 Day Fiancé couple Kara Bass and Guillermo Rojer are married and still together in the U.S. Kara and Guillermo are the newest couple in the franchise and were recently introduced on 90 Day Fiancé season 9. 28-year-old Kara bumped into 23-year-old Guillermo when he served her tequila in a restaurant in the Dominican Republic. Back then, Kara was visiting the country for work while Guillermo had moved to the D.R. from Venezuela after he felt like he was going to die if he stayed in his country any longer.

Upon moving to Punta Cana, Guillermo started improving his English and focusing on his work. Meeting Kara happened by chance four years later when she moved to the D.R. for her own job. Kara and Guillermo stayed together for eight months until he proposed to her. Party girl Kara, who was never in a serious relationship before, softened down because of her “beautiful young boy” Guillermo. Kara returned to America to start a real estate career and filed for Guillermo’s K-1 visa. Guillermo had a month left before his visa interview but COVID-19 happened and soon, a month turned into a year. On 90 Day Fiancé, fans watched Kara flying to the D.R. to bring Guillermo along with her after his visa approval. But Kara and Guillermo were worried about Guillermo's expired passport.

While Kara and Guillermo explained that the U.S. accepts expired Venezuelan passports for visa purposes, there was still a worry that he won’t be able to make it to the States. However, InTouch reports that not only has Guillermo made it through to America, but he and Kara are also married. Charlottesville resident Kara and Caracas native Guillermo tied the knot on July 23 2021. Their wedding took place in Albemarle County, Virginia and the information was revealed to the news outlet by a court clerk.

Rumors of 90 Day Fiancé season 9 stars Kara and Guillermo already being married began after viewers saw episode 1. As per a post by @mommysaysbadwordstoo, Kara appeared in an Instagram post of a friend who revealed her and Guillermo’s relationship status. While Kara’s friend has now deleted the post, a screenshot shows them referring to Guillermo as Kara’s husband. The friend had captioned their post with, “Had a ton of fun [at] 90 Day Fiancé's premier [sic] of Kara and her husband’s journey of their engagement to wedding [airplane emoji] [bride emoji] [groom emoji].”

It seems Kara and Guillermo attended a viewing party for their first-ever 90 Day Fiancé episode. Fans also caught glimpses of Guillermo on Kara’s own Instagram stories which she had reposted from her friends’ pages before deleting them. Previews show that Kara having cheated on her boyfriends in her past will make Guillermo reconsider the decision of getting married to her. Guillermo’s insecurities are also heightened by Kara’s partying habits. But because of the evidence that Kara and Guillermo are still together, it appears that the 90 Day Fiancé couple worked out their differences to have a happy ending.

Next: Why New 90 Day Fiancé Season 9 Couples Trailer Was Slammed By Fans

Source: InTouch, @mommysaysbadwordstoo/Instagram

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