90 Day Fiancé’s Angela Deem Accuses Michael Ilesanmi Of Scamming Fans After He Joins New Family
Angela Deem from 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? is seeking to claim half of the money raised in a fundraiser for Michael Ilesanmi. Angela invited Michael to the United States in late 2023 after being married to him for almost four years. She hoped to build a future with him, but their relationship soured when he ran away from her in February 2024. Angela has since filed for an annulment, accusing Michael of scamming her. While Angela pursues legal action, Michael is focused on building a strong bond with his supporters and has raised over $51,000 in donations.
According to blogger John Yates, 90 Day Fiancé ‘s Angela Deem seems to think she’ll be able to receive half of Michael Ilesanmi’s fundraiser money.
Reality TV blogger John Yates recently spoke with Angela about her legal situation, which has reportedly worsened. He shared details on his Instagram with fans, informing them of what had transpired. John revealed that “Michael is asking for half of everything in a nutshell.”
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He explained that this situation is complicated because Angela also owns half of everything in Michael’s name, including the money from the fundraiser. The blogger noted, “Since Angela and Michael are still married, half of that GoFundMe money is hers,” highlighting that Michael supposedly made a mistake attempting to “overscam” Angela and reality TV viewers.
90 Day Fiancé Fans Call Out Angela Deem’s Lie About Michael’s Fundraiser
Apparently, Angela Can’t Claim Michael’s Fundraising Money
While Angela may claim she deserves half of everything Michael owns, most fans think she won’t receive anything. Netizens in the comments section shared that they don’t believe the Georgia woman will be able to take $25,000 off of the $50,000 Michael received through GoFundMe. One social media user, @sassygirl82, wrote, “I am a divorce attorney, donations, inheritances, are not considered joint property. She won’t get half.” Another user, @_brendonson_, commented, “That’s not true. The shared assets cease to accrue at the time of separation.”
It’ll be interesting to see how Angela deals with Michael in the coming months. It won’t be fair of her to take half of his assets, just as it won’t be fair of him to gain half of hers. Both Angela and Michael are equally responsible for damaging their marriage. Angela’s in the wrong for disrespecting her husband for nearly seven years, allowing her short temper to cause her to say hurtful things to Michael. Meanwhile, the Nigerian reality star is at fault for cheating on Angela before their marriage, showing that he never loved her enough to remain faithful.
Angela and Michael would be happiest if they ended their relationship on good terms. They need to understand they were never compatible, and Angela and Michael’s marriage was doomed to fail. They must realize peace is a much better option than revenge. If Angela and Michael continue fighting, the legal case will only wear them down and drain their resources. It’ll cost them a lot and won’t give them the satisfaction they seek. The 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? couple will feel much better if they settled things in person and decided to part ways with each other politely.
90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days season 7 airs Sundays at 8 p.m. EDT on TLC.