David Dangerfield from 90 Day Fiancé is deeply concerned about his fiancée Sheila’s health due to a heartbreaking visa setback. Sheila was recently denied a K-1 visa, which has worsened her already fragile condition. The couple, who appeared on Before the 90 Days Season 6, remain separated, and their reunion seems far from certain.
Since the show ended, David has returned to the Philippines to visit Sheila. However, their plans for her to move to the United States are now in jeopardy. They are also grappling with financial struggles. A GoFundMe campaign was launched to raise $150,000 for building a home in the Philippines, but as of now, it has only reached around $30,000. The focus of the GoFundMe has raised questions, as it was initially intended to secure a home for Sheila and her son in the Philippines, yet David’s posts now discuss her potential relocation to the U.S.
In a series of throwback Instagram posts, David shared his struggles after falling in love with Sheila, a beautiful Filipino woman. He recounted moments from his trip to the Philippines a year ago, where their love story began. David expressed frustration about their uncertain future, stating that their wait for a visa approval feels “longer than ever.” He also revealed that Sheila’s friends were encouraging the couple to marry soon.
David opened up about Sheila’s declining health, revealing that she has been diagnosed with acute anxiety. In a now-deleted Instagram post, David explained that Sheila’s condition is worsening, with frequent anxiety attacks and ongoing physical pain. Her doctor informed her that managing her condition could be a lifelong challenge. These health issues add another layer of difficulty to their plans for her to move to the U.S., making relocation increasingly unlikely.
Fans have also noted that Sheila doesn’t have her own social media presence and primarily relies on David to communicate updates. This has led to skepticism about the transparency of their situation, especially regarding the GoFundMe campaign.
Given Sheila’s severe anxiety, the prospect of relocating to the U.S. could exacerbate her condition. The cultural and environmental differences between the Philippines and the U.S., such as transportation, traffic systems, and food, could increase her stress. Additionally, there’s the question of her son’s visa status. If Sheila were to relocate without her son, it could cause significant emotional distress, making the move even less viable.
David’s best option might be to move to the Philippines permanently. With the funds raised so far, they could build a suitable home there. This arrangement would allow them to stay together while waiting for visa approvals for Sheila and her son. David could also explore work opportunities in the Philippines, much like other couples featured on the show who chose to move abroad for the sake of their relationships.
Fans are advised to be cautious about donating further to the GoFundMe campaign. The initial purpose of the fundraiser was to support David, Sheila, and her son, but with their relationship seemingly on rocky ground, there’s growing uncertainty about how the funds will be used.
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