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90 Day Fiancé: How Molly Hopkins Became A Fan Favorite

Molly Hopkins had one of the least successful 90 Day Fiancé relationships, but she has nonetheless become a fan-favorite franchise personality. While many failed couples have become reality TV villains or have exited the franchise, Molly has retained her spot as a 90 Day Fiancé regular who is well-liked by viewers. There are several unique aspects about 90 Day Fiancé star Molly that make her a front runner.

Molly appeared on 90 Day Fiancé season 5 alongside her now ex-husband Luis Mendez. Molly and Luis were a disastrous couple from the start, which led to frequent arguments and younger Luis being creepy to Molly's teenage daughter Olivia Hopkins. Luis moved on quickly from Molly, but it took her more time to find love after their divorce. Molly eventually met Brooklyn cop Kelly Brown on 90 Day: The Single Life. However, the southern mother is criticized for her taste in men.

Related: 90 Day Fiancé: Cast Members Accused Of Being Too Thin

Molly became a 90 Day Fiancé star due in part to her hilarious Pillow Talk commentary with her best friend and business partner Cynthia Decker. Molly and Cynthia have been longtime best friends, which leaves them with amazing chemistry that is genuinely funny and not forced like many other featured Pillow Talk couples. Along with fellow best friends Tim Malcolm and Veronica Rodriguez, Molly and Cynthia are considered a top-tier Pillow Talk duo. Many viewers have come to adore the women as they come across as best friends who are gossiping with audiences and offering humorous takes on new franchise content.

While many viewers like Molly, she also interests fans due to her business and private life. Molly runs Livi Rae Lingerie alongside Cynthia, a store that provides custom bra fitting to help women feel comfortable and confident in their skin. This goal has been championed by many viewers, while Molly is also praised for being a successful businesswoman. Meanwhile, she has also interested many franchise fans in her weight-loss journey. Molly has been documenting her healthy weight loss through many before and after photos. Many 90 Day Fiancé fans are interested in weight loss being illustrated in the franchise.

Due to her Pillow Talk commentary, business prowess, and weight-loss journey, Molly has become a popular franchise personality. However, there are also some aspects of her reality TV run that have drawn criticism from 90 Day Fiancé fans. Molly has been accused of being bad at picking romantic partners, and she has also been called out for having a rocky relationship with her oldest daughter. Molly has been accused of promoting sketchy weight-loss products to her followers. However, she is nonetheless one of the most popular and successful 90 Day Fiancé franchise cast members of all time.

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