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90 Day Groom: Before 90 days Star Rayne Fernandez’s latest rant about Chidi Ikpeamaeze is in the news for the wrong reasons – she’s been accused of being racist towards her ex-boyfriend.
Chidi revealed her relationship timeline with Rayne in a recent series of Instagram posts where she revealed that they had broken up three years prior to filming.
Before 90 days
season 7 and that Rayne dated another blind man in Nigeria before her.
After the reveal, Rayne switched to Threads (via Shabooty) to send several long messages to Chidi. His first line in the message reads “Chidi, I am completely shocked that his heart became darker than his skin“before you add”just a black carbon mass of negativity.He also accused Chidi of being empty inside and out and had no personality. He mocked Chidi for calling himself a Christian, though he was not a cheerful person, and especially for not being “happy“like him. He told Chidi that no one could help him but him.”Love conquers all”, he continued.
“I don’t know what Rayne is trying to accomplish by repeatedly invoking race in her rants.”
Shabooty featured Rayne’s supposedly racist remarks about Chidi in his subtitles. Fans were also quick to see what Rayne meant with her message. vvs.__ wrote: “doesn’t this sound racist..” 90 Day Groom: Before 90 days as an actor Tyray Mollet commented: “Oh now he wants to call people black? I got you chicken lady lol” refers to Rayne’s explosive meltdown when Chidi’s sister Victoria bought chicken for their dinner. 90 day fiance viewer mashmushmashmush wrote: “The fetishism about her skin color and disability are wild.“
Source: Shabooty/Instagram, vvs.__/Instagram, mashmushmashmush/Instagram, Tyray Mollet/Instagram
A more in-depth look into the lives of couples established on 90 Day Fiancé, 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days is a reality TV/documentary series that follows potential spouses from abroad and their journey to America. The show documents the beginnings of a relationship on the other side of the ocean and the K-1 visa process that a spouse needs to live in a new country. Couples battle culture shock, language barriers, and the opinions of friends and family as they prepare to take the ultimate leap.
- Publication date
- August 6, 2017
- The seasons
- 6
- Network
- TLC
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