90 Day Fiance star Michael Ilesanmi has been living his best life since parting ways with Angela Deem. It was reported that the Nigerian native escaped from his wife after she allegedly tased him in the face. Michael kept his whereabouts unknown for quite some time before revealing that he was somewhere in Indiana. However, some fans think he has moved into a new state. Keep reading to see where.
90 Day Fiance: Michael Ilesanmi Celebrates Arrival In The U.S.
Michael recently took to social media to share a clip from the upcoming episode of Happily Ever After? It features his first arrival in the U.S. with Angela. The 90 Day Fiance star even wore an American jacket to show his excitement. The married couple has put their issues aside to celebrate the special day. However, things are far different behind cameras, as they’re now separated. Michael has been keeping his whereabouts unknown from Angela. But some fans may have discovered where he is today.
An X user recently uploaded photos with Michael Ilesanmi in public. According to the poster, a fan sent them a picture with the 90 Day Fiance star at a Kroger in Alvin, Texas. This created speculation that the 35-year-old man had left Indiana for Texas. The fan who took the photo with Michael also said that the reality TV personality was shopping at the deli and bakery departments. They didn’t ask what he was doing there to respect his privacy. But they claimed that he happily posed with them.
Angela has been going off on social media since Michael Ilesanmi ran away. The 90 Day Fiance star often threatens to send homeland security to her husband for putting her in trouble. According to Angela, Michael basically left his sponsored family in the U.S., and she’s the one who may suffer for it. Due to this, Angela is accusing her husband of marriage fraud and calling him a scammer.
Some people are starting to get suspicious of the Nigerian man as well, especially after their previous episode in which Angela Deem discovered his “Paradise Men” Facebook group, where he helps his fellow countrymen get into the U.S. with the help of wealthy old women.
