Stig and Aviva just got engaged. But the romance quickly took a turn.
In the latest twist from 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days, Stig stunned Aviva with a completely new plan for their future. Instead of building a life in Belize, he now wants to move to Arizona. And he expects her to make it happen.
Aviva did not see it coming. And honestly, this feels like a red flag moment that fans won’t ignore.
90 Day Fiancé: “I Don’t Wanna Be Your Sugar Momma”
Right after the proposal high, reality hit hard.
Aviva asked Stig about the fiancé visa so she could relocate to Belize. But he flipped the script.
She admitted in her confessional, “Stig never mentioned wanting to move to the US. Based on everything that he said to me on the phone, I always thought that I would be the one moving here.”
That shock only grew stronger.
Stig casually suggested Arizona. He even joked that Aviva could handle things financially. That did not land well.
Aviva fired back, “I don’t wanna be your sugar momma. I don’t wanna be pregnant, and working and supporting you.”
That line says everything. She feels the pressure already.
90 Day Fiancé: Flashback Exposes A Major Contradiction
What makes this worse is what Stig said before.
In an earlier moment, he told her clearly, “I don’t wanna ever leave Belize.”
Now he wants the opposite.
That sudden switch leaves Aviva questioning everything. And it should. Plans like this do not just change overnight without a reason.
90 Day Fiancé: The Proposal Was Perfect, Or Was It?
Stig proposed at the Mayan ruins. It looked romantic.
He told her, “Since the first time I met you… I felt like you’re the one… I want to be with you for the rest of my life.”
Aviva said yes. She even gushed, “I’m engaged to Stig da Artist! Like, how cool is that?”
But now, that fairytale moment feels a bit rushed.
He talks about love. But also talks about visas and money. Fans are already connecting the dots.
90 Day Fiancé: Cracks Were Always There
This is not the first warning sign.
Before the engagement, Aviva took a pregnancy test. It came back negative. She felt uneasy.
She admitted, “I feel more let down than I expected… Without a baby, it’s hard to know how serious he is about our future.”
That insecurity now looks justified.
90 Day Fiancé: Is This Love Or A Ticket To The Us?
Stig says they are “a perfect balance.”
But his actions tell a different story.
He wants to move to the US. He wants Aviva to sponsor him. He even joked about being financially supported.
It raises a big question. Is this relationship built on love or opportunity?
From an outside view, the timing feels too convenient. Engagement first. Then visa talk. Then money talk.
That pattern is hard to ignore.
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