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A man in his 40s and a woman in her 20s led 90 Day Fiancé fans to have mixed opinions about season 7 couple Michael Jessen and Juliana Custodio. While the pair had a smoother journey to the aisle compared to most other TLC pairs, Juliana’s intentions were met with doubt, and Michael was declared selfish. However, this 90 Day Fiancé pair proved everyone wrong by living their best life off-screen, and yes, still staying happily married. more
Michael, 42, from Greenwich, Connecticut, introduced himself as a self-employed wine entrepreneur on 90 Day Fiancé. His high-flying lifestyle had helped Michael meet Juliana in July 2017 who was a 23-year-old model from Goiania, Brazil. Although Michael first saw her “beautiful, amazing body” at the lavish yacht party in Croatia, he soon felt like the former seamstress was his kindred spirit. But Juliana getting denied her tourist visa twice after allegedly being accused of “nefarious intentions” made Michael get her to America on a K-1 visa instead. Michael was rumored to have spent $150k on his 90 Day Fiancé by giving her his credit card, while his ex-wife back home, Sarah Jessen was shown wary of Juliana and her future with their kids. Michael accused TLC of adding unnecessary drama in his life by amplifying a feud between his ex and Juliana that didn’t exist. And the couple easily tried the knot at a grand ceremony with Sarah, and kids Max, 8, and Cece, 6, present for support. In fact, it was Sarah who also officiated the 90 Day Fiancé stars’ wedding, thus shutting down all the nasty speculations.
Season 7 couple Juliana Custodio and Michael Jessen were chided for their age gap and intentions. Here's what the 90 Day Fiancé pair is up to now!
Photos of Juliana and Michael's wedding day on October 12, 2019, got leaked online but the 90 Day Fiancé episode aired in February. Michael had then shared the pictures officially on Instagram captioning the post with, “No longer the worst kept secret of #90DayFiancé season 7.” In April, the two spoke to ET to announce that they were quarantining together like the “Brady Bunch” with the kids, Sarah and her new husband Sean in the same house. The Connecticut couple had also hinted at their baby-making making plans as they continue to co-parent Max and Cece. "Sarah would love for us to have a baby because also, she would feel very motherly too," Michael had added. Michael and Juliana seem to really love kids, since they also had plans of adopting her niece and nephew from Brazil in December 2019. The 90 Day Fiancé duo started legal processes for the adoption of the children who were in “dire straits” but the COVID-19 situation has currently put a hold on their plans. [links]
When Season 7 of 90 Day Fiancé premieres on Nov. 3, we guarantee that Michael Jessen and Juliana Custodio de Sousa will be the duo every fan is talking about.
The couple first crossed paths on a yacht in Croatia while Juliana was in Europe for work. The 23-year-old is from Goiânia, Brazil, but has representation in Milan, London, Hamburg, and Stockholm. more
Here’s what you should know about the pair before their relationship goes under the microscope.
Meanwhile, for more on the current season of 90 Day Fiance: Before the 90 Days, which airs Sundays on TLC, watch the video below:
Though on a more serious note, Juliana and Michael say they don't sweat critics of their relationship, and talk about setting an example as a blended family. Juliana says she can't judge anyone because she too has been judgmental in the past about her girlfriends dating older men, though she ended up marrying a man almost 20 years older. [links]
"[They get] the girl time," Michael adds with a laugh. "And then Sean and I get the guy time." [links]
Michael and Juliana will be featured on the upcoming TLC spinoff, 90 Day Fiancé: Self-Quarantined, which debuts on Monday, April 20 at 9 p.m. ET/PT on TLC. They're two of the more than 40 cast members from the show's six-year history who will be giving updates on their lives amid the coronavirus pandemic. Michael says he wants viewers to see what his and Juliana's everyday life is like. [links]
"Thankfully, the prognosis is very positive," Michael says. "We're hoping no chemotherapy but with radiation therapy, she should be OK. And with the craziness of what's going on, she's maintaining good perspective. She's doing OK."
"Yeah, we are very close, even more now," Juliana says of her and Sarah. "I mean, we have fun sometimes and when she's upset with Sean and I'm upset with Michael, we just go out together in the woods to escape." [links]
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Michael met Juliana at a yacht party in Croatia. They say there was an instant attraction and fell in love. When Juliana's tourist visa was denied, they turned to the K1 process to continue life together. But Juliana has only seen pieces of Michael's life, now she gets the full picture, including kids and an ex-wife. Is she ready to settle down and realize his financial support has limits? Can she deal with his skeptical family? [links]