’90 Day Fiancé’ Star Larissa and Her New Man Make Their Red Carpet Debut at Her Divorce Party

The 90 Day Fiancé star posed for pictures on the red carpet, looking stunning in a sheer black long-sleeve mini dress with rhinestones and black heels.

Larissa’s ex celebrated his own divorce party at Crazy Horse 3 on March 1, but unlike Colt, Larissa did not arrive solo! She brought her hot new boyfriend, Eric, as her date and the couple made their red carpet debut as a couple.

Larissa was also in for a very sweet surprise. After the reality TV previously revealed that Colt had allegedly cut off her phone service in the divorce, Crazy Horse 3 gifted her with a new Apple iPhone.

Once inside, Larissa was greeted with a Grey Goose Vodka bottle presentation, including oversized photo cutouts of her head and a banner that read “ADIOS!” which means “GOODBYE!” in Spanish.

Larissa and her 26-year-old boyfriend looked cozy as they settled into the Crazy Horse 3’s VIP area.

Larissa was then presented with a divorce cake, decorated with $1000 bills with her own face on it from the “Bank of Next.”

Larissa and Eric were playful and flirty as they posed for photos with her divorce cake.

Then, Larissa was surprised with a groom piñata — that looked a lot like Colt. Larissa took a couple of good whacks at the piñata with a bat until it burst open with Crazy Horse 3’s diamond dollars.

Armed with stacks of Crazy Horse 3 cash, Larissa welcomed some of the club’s entertainers into her area for a lap dance.

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And Larissa was cool enough to allow Eric to have a lap dance of his own.

The Brazilian beauty then snagged a front-row seat at the main stage, where she continued to shower the entertainers with money.

Larissa was having so much fun that she decided that she wanted to join in on the fun, so she started dancing on stage alongside the entertainers while fans threw more dollar bills.

Larissa seemed to really enjoy her night out in the midst of all of the drama going on between her and Colt.

When asked for advice that she would give to other women going through a divorce, Larissa said, “fight for your rights and love yourself more than anything.”