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How 90 Day Fiancé's Natalie's Weight Loss Journey Keeps Her Relevant

The 90 Day Fiancé alum and former actress, Natalie Mordovtseva, is making sure that all eyes are on her, thanks to her controversial weight loss transformation. Ukraine-born Natalie started sharing her love story with Mike Youngquist on 90DF season 7. Unlike most other couples from the franchise, Natalie and Mike had met through mutual friends, which made their relationship unique. At first, Mike and Natalie looked like the perfect match, but the cracks started showing soon enough. There are viewers who believe that their romance was doomed from the start. Natalie was criticized for taking Mike’s love for granted. She came to America despite having broken up with him, which made fans accuse her of using Mike for a Green Card.

The TLC pair Natalie and Mike fought throughout the three months leading up to their marriage. Natalie complained about Mike’s eating habits and his cold house, and said rude things about his ex-wife to him. On the day of their wedding, he got cold feet, but decided to marry Natalie on the same day that her K-1 visa was set to expire. Roughly six months later, Natalie walked out of Mike’s Sequim trailer, and his life. Mike's mother Trish Youngquist thought Natalie was a scammer, and Natalie's actions seemed to prove her right. Then. Natalie switched up her look, as she wanted to become a model. She moved to Florida with a new married but separated status, and started dating again, perhaps to find her fourth husband.

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While 90 Day Fiancé celeb Natalie was criticized for the immature way that she acted in her relationship with Mike, she admitted that she was on antidepressants due to the stressful marriage. Stress eating caused Natalie to gain 30 extra pounds, which she had to lose to chase her modeling dream. At 37, starting out as a newbie in the modeling world may have seemed challenging, but the former actress Natalie has managed to succeed. Natalie got laser liposuction on her chin, stomach, and waist, so that she could keep her chest size intact, after it had grown larger due to her weight gain. However, she insists that she lost weight due to eating a healthy diet and working out. When Natalie flaunts her skinny figure on Instagram, most commenters either accuse her of lying about how she slimmed down, or ask her for her weight loss secrets. Natalie keeps getting rude comments on her posts, but in the end, they do count as engagement.

So far, Natalie has more than 303k followers on IG, which is helping her to get brand endorsements. She’s been cooking “vegetarian” meals containing seafood, and using filters on her photos, even though she’s already thin. However, Natalie may know that fans will call her out for not being honest with her content. In Natalie’s own words. taken from a now-deleted IG comment, “haters make a half of any TV audience, and black PR is much stronger than white one.” Natalie’s Instagram confession basically makes her come across as a publicity-hungry person who doesn't mind getting a bad reputation as long as it keeps her relevant.

After all, it was Natalie who spoiled her storyline with Mike on 90 Day Fiancé, by “accidentally” disclosing that she was going to be on 90 Day: The Single Life. She revealed this while she was still married on the show. Natalie has now been talking about a project which is in the pipeline. She’s been spotted filming in Los Angeles, and fans think that it's for the next season of 90 Day: The Single Life. Until the show premieres, Natalie knows that her weight loss is something that will keep her in the limelight. Therefore, her latest content strategy appears to be posting videos of herself in bikinis to keep fans guessing about how she really manages to stay skinny.

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