Unveiling the Truth: Shekinah Güven Speaks Out on the Dramatic 90 Day Fiancé Incident
The aftermath of a dramatic moment on 90 Day Fiancé continues to unfold as Shekinah Güven speaks out about the incident. She claims that viewers didn't see the full story and that she was physically attacked before making the controversial comment that sparked backlash. Shekinah took to Instagram to thank her supporters and provide additional context to the confrontation, alleging that she was defending Kara Leona from Patrick Mendes' influence on her husband Guillermo Rojer.
Shekinah defended her remark of telling Thaís Ramone to "go back to your country," explaining that it meant going back to where such behavior is allowed, which she claims is not where she is from. She described the situation as a physical attack and accused Thaís of becoming violent towards her during a private confrontation. She questioned why she was being portrayed as the villain in the situation.
The explosive bar confrontation on 90 Day: The Last Resort saw Shekinah accusing Patrick of causing issues between Kara and Guillermo, leading to the heated exchange with Thaís. The remark made by Shekinah sparked outrage among the cast members, with Thaís expressing her disappointment and others condemning the statement as disrespectful, especially in the context of immigration debates in the United States.
The ongoing drama surrounding Shekinah and Sarper Güven on the TLC spinoff has raised speculation about the future of their marriage and potential early departure from the show. The series itself focuses on troubled couples from the 90 Day Fiancé franchise attending a relationship retreat to work on their marriages.
The incident with Shekinah and Thaís comes amidst another race-related controversy within the 90 Day Fiancé franchise, with reports of cast members being removed from production due to racial slurs. The network has not confirmed these claims at this time. The fallout from the confrontation continues to generate discussion and debate among fans of the show.