David is asking his fans for $2,000 to help bring Sheila to the U.S. after her K-1 visa got approved

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 Former 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days cast member David Dangerfield shared exciting news with fans this week—his Filipina fiancée, Sheila Mangubat, has finally had her K-1 visa approved!


This milestone should have been a moment of pure joy for the couple, but unfortunately, financial struggles cast a shadow over their celebration. Like many cast members of the show, David is facing money problems, which have made it difficult for him to bring Sheila to the United States. After announcing the visa approval, David took to social media, asking fans for $2,000 to cover Sheila’s plane ticket. While some supporters sympathized with his situation, others questioned why he was seeking additional funds when he had already raised $21,000 through his GoFundMe campaign, which aims to reach $150,000 to help him buy a mobile home for himself, Sheila, and her son once they arrive in the U.S.


David’s financial struggles have put him in hot water with fans, who urged him to use the money from his GoFundMe to pay for Sheila’s ticket instead of asking strangers online for more money. In response to the backlash, David took to the comments section of his Instagram post, where he apologized and explained that he had already spent over $20,000 on immigration lawyer fees. He also revealed that Sheila’s first K-1 visa application had been denied, causing him to lose a significant amount of money in the process. The past two years have been incredibly difficult for David—not only has he struggled to afford visits to Sheila due to financial constraints, but he also suffered the heartbreaking loss of his mother, who he had dreamed of having by his side at his wedding when Sheila finally arrived in the U.S.

Adding to his challenges, David’s disability has made it difficult for him to secure a high-paying job, and the cost of living, combined with the expenses of Sheila’s visa application, has drained all of his funds. Despite these hardships, Sheila’s K-1 visa approval is the best thing that has happened to the couple in recent years, and they remain hopeful that the generosity of 90 Day Fiancé fans will help them reunite in the United States soon. While some viewers continue to criticize David’s fundraising efforts, others recognize the struggles he has endured and are rooting for him and Sheila to finally start their life together.