Angela Deem is broke

 90 Day Fiancé's trash queen Angela Deem is once again in the spotlight, but this time for reasons beyond her tumultuous relationship with her estranged Nigerian husband, Michael Ilesanmi. One of Angela's recent TikTok videos left fans puzzled as she claimed to have no bank account and no money left, alleging that Michael took it all. This statement has sparked speculation about whether Angela is trying to cut her losses and hide her assets amid their ongoing legal battles.


Angela and Michael's relationship has been fraught with drama since they first appeared on the show. Their marriage, marked by frequent abuse and accusations, seemed doomed from the start. Angela filed for an annulment, accusing Michael of using her to gain U.S. residency. In response, Michael countered with a divorce filing, seeking alimony and a share of Angela's assets.

Angela's recent claims of financial ruin have not gone unnoticed by her fans, who are now expressing their doubts. Fans are questioning the authenticity of her statements, given that in addition to her earnings from TLC, Angela reportedly earns a substantial amount from her Instagram and TikTok pages, as well as from nightclub appearances and other events.


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One possible interpretation of Angela's claims is that the legal battle with Michael has drained her finances. Suing Michael and attempting to get him deported could have incurred significant legal costs, leaving her financially strained. However, this explanation does not fully account for her assertion of having no bank account or money left, especially when she continues to generate income from various sources. The complexity of Angela's situation adds a layer of intrigue to her financial predicament.

Some fans speculate that Angela might be attempting to hide her assets to avoid paying alimony or sharing her wealth with Michael. By portraying herself as "broke," she could be trying to protect her money from being claimed in the divorce settlement. This tactic, if true, would not be unprecedented in contentious divorces, where parties often try to minimize their financial liabilities.