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Ready for a change! 90 Day Fiancé stars David Toborowsky and Annie Toborowsky(née Suwan), are reportedly moving to Arizona, after he secured a job. The TLC couple has faced no shortage of money problems on Happily Ever After?, and now they are looking forward to an exciting new chapter of life together. Annie and David previously had to live in a storage facility, but that struggle is over — they’re going to have their own digs soon! Scroll through the gallery for details.
Annie, 26, and David, 50, have reportedly been mulling over options when it comes to their relocation. The dynamic duo apparently considered moving from Kentucky to Florida, where his sister resides.
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Making a Decision
Thailand was another possible choice for the couple, because Annie is from there, but they ultimately decided on Phoenix, Arizona, due to “the weather.”
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New Digs
This will be an exciting new experience for the TLC stars, especially given the circumstances. “They are living in their own apartment,” a source tells Radar Online. “They have friends there.”
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Money Struggles
On the previous season, the couple was dealing with some serious financial woes. Their funds got so low that David and Annie were even kicked out of their apartment and forced to move into a friend’s storage facility.
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TV Time
Even though they filmed for the spinoff Happily Ever After?, David and Annie weren’t chosen for the current season. However, they did make an appearance on Pillow Talk.
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Job Offer
According to Radar, things are really starting to lookup for the pair. David has now landed a new teaching job, and he’s also doing international consulting work for a company based in the United States.
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Dream Team
Annie also recently got her work permit, so it looks like she’ll be able to help make ends meet in Arizona.
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Bonding With Loved ones
“They have been traveling for work and visiting family,” the insider said. “It has been a long and tough road.”
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Dowry Details
David reportedly still has to pay off the remainder of Annie’s dowry, “which is the transfer of parental property in the form of money or land, in the amount of $13,500.”
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The Latest
Back in April, David and Annie gave a life update during season 3 of the spinoff, 90 Day Fiancé: What Now?
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Proud Moment
The reality star spoke about his teaching gig in Louisville, Kentucky, revealing that he had a star pupil in class: his wife Annie.
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Growing Together
“David has been a good teacher,” she gushed. “This class has helped a lot with my English.”
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Flash to the Past
The reality star also talked about how they met and fell for each other. “Annie and I met through a mutual friend in Thailand. She was just so sweet and she made me feel so young,” David gushed about his future bride.
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Getting Serious
“After I proposed to Annie, we filed for the K1 visa so that we could get married in the USA, but first I had to pay a dowry to her parents,” he added, noting how the total sum was between $23,000 to $25,000.
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Madly in Love
In June, David shared a heartwarming message about his wife, showing how strong their bond is. “I am so lucky to wake up to her everyday of my life. You @annie_suwan_toborowsky are my one true queen,” he wrote. Here’s to many more years together!
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