Rayne is currently in talks with TLC producers to be put back on the show and to appear in the upcoming Tell All
Rayne is currently in talks with TLC producers to be put back on the show and to appear in the upcoming Tell All
Rayne Fernandez, a controversial cast member from 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days Season 7, has made headlines yet again. Despite her off-screen statements and NDA violations leading to her dismissal from the show alongside her former Nigerian partner, Chidi, Rayne is not done with the 90 Day Fiancé franchise yet.
According to multiple posts on her Threads page, Rayne initially panicked when the new season aired and couldn’t handle the online hate she was getting. However, she has since embraced her role as a TV villain and now proudly refers to herself as “Reality TV gold.”
In one of her recent Threads posts, Rayne addressed her haters directly, encouraging them to keep hoping that she won’t return to the show. She asserted that, ultimately, it is up to her if she wants to come back, and she believes the show producers would welcome her with open arms. This bold statement has led some to speculate that TLC didn’t actually fire Rayne but rather had a disagreement that resulted in her being uninvited from the Tell-All episode because she was perceived as unreasonable and hard to deal with.
Rayne has assured the show fans that this is not the end of her journey in the reality TV world. She stated that she’s here to stay, and if someone doesn’t like watching her, all they have to do is turn off their TV.
To be fair, Rayne’s behavior towards Chidi and his family, both on and off-screen, has been criticized as erratic and disrespectful. However, other 90-Day Fiancé cast members like Angela Deem and Big Ed have exhibited even more controversial behavior and have not been fired. This raises questions about the consistency of TLC’s treatment of its cast members. If someone breaks their NDAs or engages in off-screen drama that tarnishes the show’s reputation, they should all face the same consequences without exception.
