90 Day Fiancé Season 11 was truly one for the books. Season 11 featured six international couples as well as the franchises first ever throuple. While all seven of the relationships from this season are still going strong, some faced more obstacles than others. As with every 90 Day Fiancé, some cast members finished the season as heroes while others emerged as the “villains”. Here is our official take on the heroes and villains of 90 Day Fiancé Season 11.
Stevi Nichole and Mahdi Al-Saadi – Heroes
Stevi Nichole and Mahdi Al-Saadi were one of the most genuine couples on Season 11. From the beginning, it was clear that Stevi and Mahdi shared a unique love. Mahdi is the first 90 Day Fiancé cast member from Iran, a country with a complicated political landscape. By coming to America from Iran, there was a possibility that Mahdi could never safely return. Nonetheless, he took the risk for Stevi and moved to Mississippi for her.
Throughout the season, Stevi and Mahdi faced minor obstacles. Mahdi was concerned by the possibility of Stevi being bisexual but they were ultimately able to move past it. At the end of the season, Stevi and Mahdi got married and are still going strong. Stevi and Mahdi are the perfect example of love having no limits, which can be rare on 90 Day Fiancé nowadays.
Greg Chillak and Joan Kruchov – Heroes
Another inspirational love story on Season 11 was the relationship between Greg Chillak and Joan Kruchov. Greg and Joan met by chance in Uganda when Greg took a trip to see a friend. They had an instant connection and Joan later moved to New York to be with Greg. Joan’s decision wasn’t without sacrifice, however, as she left behind an NGO that she had worked incredibly hard on.
Some of the biggest challenges for Greg and Joan this season were Greg’s employment struggles. Greg eventually landed a job, however, which helped solidify his relationship with Joan. Despite their differences, Greg and Joan work together to strengthen their relationship. While no 90 Day Fiancé couple is without their issues, this couple is one of the least problematic the franchise has seen in a while.
Amani Jlassi and Any Aguirre – Villains
Amani Jlassi and Any Aguirre are both involved in Season 11’s throuple, along with Amani’s husband Matt Jlassi. Amani and Matt decided to divorce in order for one of them to bring Any to the United States on a K1 visa. While they didn’t indicate which one of them would end up marrying Any, Amani hinted at wanting to do it. This seemed even more likely when Any admitted to Amani privately that she loved her more than Matt.
However, it didn’t take long for Any to go back on her word to Amani. After spending quality time with Matt, Any confessed that she wanted to marry him instead of Amani. This led to Amani distancing herself from the relationship, which eventually led to a harsh confrontation with Any on the last day of their trip. Amani said hurtful things to Any and the two shared a cold goodbye at the airport. While Matt acted maturely throughout the entire situation, Amani and Any didn’t. As a result, both women ended Season 11 as franchise villains.
Shekinah Garner and Sarper Guven – Villains
Shekinah Garner and Sarper Guven were one of three returning couples on Season 11. Despite being one of the more popular couples this season, Shekinah and Sarper ultimately became two of its villains. The dynamic between the couple was different than it had been in their previous seasons. Instead of being effortlessly in love, they constantly seemed to be getting on one another’s nerves.
As Sarper struggled to adjust to life in America, things became strained between him and Shekinah. During the Tell All, he even admitted that he didn’t always like their marriage. Shekinah, on the other hand, found herself at the center of the majority of the drama at the Tell All. Between both of their recent actions, Shekinah and Sarper earned spots on the list of Season 11’s villains.
90 Day Fiancé is available to stream on Discovery +.
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