It looks like former 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way couple Joanne DiGesu and Sean Heffernan have rekindled their relationship—at least publicly—but there's something undeniably off about their current vibe.
During their recent social media appearance together, their interactions came across more like a rehearsed routine than genuine affection, and the chemistry that once made fans root for them now seems faker than Amani’s new face after her recent plastic surgery.
After breakup rumors began swirling in May 2025—fueled by their decision to unfollow each other on Instagram—it really looked like the end. Sean had taken off to Maine, where he stayed with fellow castmate James Solis, using the time not only to take a break from Joanne but also to launch the barely-viewed "HowsyourMingePodcast" with James. With only one episode dropping each week and views barely scratching 1K, it quickly became obvious that Sean was living there full-time—especially considering he likely didn’t have the funds to fly back and forth between New York and Maine every week just to record a podcast episode.
What’s even more eyebrow-raising is that after about six weeks of radio silence, Sean and Joanne are suddenly back together—and just so happen to be doubling down on content. Their reunion looks less like love rekindled and more like a calculated business move.
Sean’s recent YouTube video titled *"This is Real Life Not Reality TV”* paints their return as authentic, but the production says otherwise. In it, he announces his plan to help Joanne with her weight loss journey, using his alleged expertise as a fitness and dietary coach to help her lose more weight and tighten her loose skin. But instead of heartfelt, the video felt stiff—awkward energy, forced smiles, and a strange distance between the pair. It’s hard not to see it as a strategic rebrand: Sean gets traction for his coaching gig, Joanne stays relevant as a psychic advisor, and together, they craft a narrative that boosts both their public profiles.
Of course, this wouldn’t be the first time a 90 Day couple stuck it out on-camera while living totally separate lives behind the scenes. The formula works—duo visibility means higher engagement, and in the world of influencer branding, relevance is currency. Sean and Joanne seem to be riding that same wave, putting their personal lives on display not necessarily because they’re thriving together, but because it pays better than going solo. From the suspicious timing of their reunion to the overly polished content they’re suddenly dropping, it’s hard not to suspect that what we’re watching isn’t “real life,” but another cleverly curated performance.