Loren Allen doesn’t deserve to be on 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 days because of his inexcusable behavior and obnoxious personality. He preferred dating trans women, which is why he broadened his horizons and downloaded Filipino dating apps to try his luck in other countries. Soon after making his profile, Loren matched up with Faith, a Ladyboy from Manila. He spent four months talking to her before meeting her in person. 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days season 7 showcased Loren’s journey as he traveled to the Philippines to pursue Faith.

In the beginning, it seemed like Loren truly cared about Faith. However, things changed after he arrived in the Philippines and started revealing things he had hidden from everyone. Loren opened up about his poor financial condition, shocking Faith by announcing his goal was to build a future in the Philippines instead of the United States. He also dropped a bombshell by revealing he had been sleeping with other people. Faith was heartbroken to learn her American boyfriend wasn’t the man she expected him to be. She also felt uneasy when she found out Loren had contracted gonorrhea.

Loren’s Cheating Scandal Shows His Dark Side

Loren Misled Faith Regarding His Financial Hardships

There are many reasons why the network must cancel Loren, but the most important one is his tendency to lie.

Loren told the cameras he truly loved Faith and cared about their future. He made it look like he traveled to the Philippines for his Filipino partner. As time passed, Loren made his intentions clearer. Loren revealed he planned to stay in Faith’s home country because he couldn’t afford to live in the United States. He also admitted he cheated on Faith and lied to her throughout their long-distance relationship.

Faith discovered Loren sweet-talked her into believing in him. She realized that he cheated on her while lying to her about his intentions and whereabouts. In the recent episode of the 90 Day Fiancé spin-off, Faith cried before her friends and opened up about the situation. She broke down and said that falling in love with Loren was the worst “decision” of her life. Loren’s behavior and recent revelations suggest he likely used the show to earn money and fame. The situation makes it look like he misled the producers, so they should stop broadcasting his story.

His First Divorce Featured Jaw-Dropping Drama

Loren Is A Negligent Father

90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days viewers should stop supporting Loren as he doesn’t deserve the fame. His previous marriage drama proves he’s not the person he’s portrayed himself to be. Loren has made horrible decisions over the years and ruined many lives, including his own. According to InTouch, he was previously married to his ex-wife, Cheyenne Allen-Hinds, with whom he had two children. Cheyenne divorced him in December 2015 and requested all the items in Loren’s possession, including a Chevrolet Impala. She accused him of willfully abandoning their children instead of providing for them as a father should.

Loren’s questionable past and lack of commitment to his two children reveal the type of person he is.

Some fans would argue he’s even worse than the most notorious 90 Day Fiancé franchise villains. Cast members like Big Ed Brown and Angela Deem, who were abusive towards their partners, at least showed some level of respect for their parental duties. However, it seems Loren falls short as both a partner and a father. His shady behavior only adds fuel to rumors that he only joined 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days for fame or financial gain.

Loren Seems To Have Peter Pan Syndrome

Loren Is Unwilling To Step Up & Take Charge

Loren is a middle-aged single father with little to his name. Despite this, he pretends everything is fine and is unwilling to grow up.

His immature actions and mistakes suggest he may have Peter Pan syndrome. He often seeks quick solutions to his problems, hoping everything will turn out okay. However, his laziness and lack of maturity typically end up causing harm to others. The 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 days cast member’s self-centered attitude forced people like Faith, his ex-wife, and his children to bear the brunt of numerous undeserved issues.