’90 Day Fiancé’ Fans Start a Petition to Replace “Boring” Tell-All Host Shaun Robinson
Fans of TLC’s best guilty pleasure 90 Day Fiancé are pissed! After another drama-filled season of the hit reality TV series, viewers were looking forward to the tell-all special, where tea is usually spilled and drama is usually stirred — especially after the 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After tell-all where Jorge Nava hinted that his wife Anfisa Arkhipchenko had a job in the sex industry. But the Season 5 90 Day Fiancé reunion fell flat and fans are blaming host Shaun Robinson — which is why they started a petition to replace her with someone who will make the tell-alls more interesting.
“For years we’ve wrapped up 90 Day Fiancé on a sour note, a show we adore and love maybe a little too much, because of boring tell-all finales,” read the description of the Change.org petition. “There is so much potential for these episodes to be good, we have all these cast members gathered up in one room to talk about it, but the host plays softball and asks pandering or even off-topic questions. It’s such a buzzkill and if no one likes her, how does she keep getting the job?”
At the time of publication, the petition had 236 signatures, which is almost half of the 500 goal and fans did not hold back about their feeling when they left their reasons for signing.
“Shaun is awful!! She hosts a reunion and never pushes for juicy info,” one user wrote. “Nicole’s mom was damn near handing her the info about how much Nicole was sending to Azan but Shaun allowed it to be let go….Really!?!?!?!”
“I want someone who will stir up more drama and not pander to the couples,” another fan commented. “90 Day Fiancé is one of the best reality shows on TV, yet this host throws a wet blanket on the tell-alls/reunions. She specifically did not mention an instance of domestic violence committed by the cast member Nicole even after the video of the assault was aired. For this reason alone, she was an irresponsible host who should be replaced.”
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