Is your marriage worth $240,000 in debt? Asking for Patrick and Thais Mendes, who are apparently finding out the hard way!
Honey, buckle up because the tea is piping hot on this one. The 90 Day Fiancé power couple isn’t just fighting about their crumbling relationship on The Last Resort—they’re also drowning in a financial tsunami that would make even the most seasoned financial advisor weep into their spreadsheets. We’re talking a jaw-dropping $240,000 in debt, and that’s not even counting their house or vehicles. Yes, you read that right. A quarter-million dollars.
According to reports, Patrick has been struggling to keep their financial house of cards from collapsing while simultaneously trying to salvage his marriage on national television. Talk about multitasking at its absolute worst! The couple has been giving us all the drama—the arguments, the tears, the utter dysfunction—but apparently, there’s an even bigger elephant in the room that nobody’s talking about: their absolutely catastrophic financial situation.
Sources close to the situation suggest that the debt didn’t just materialize overnight. Oh no, sweetie. This is years of financial decisions that would make any accountant question their life choices. Between Patrick’s business ventures and the couple’s lavish lifestyle, they’ve managed to rack up debts that would make most people’s heads spin. And let’s be real, when you’re already struggling in your relationship, adding a quarter-million dollars in debt is basically just gasoline on the fire.
The reality TV stars have been promoting their appearance on The Last Resort as a make-or-break moment for their marriage. But honestly? At this point, they might need a financial advisor more than a couples therapist. Though, let’s be fair, they could probably use both. The couple has been relatively quiet about their money troubles, but fans are starting to connect the dots. Their constant bickering, the stress-induced arguments, and the overall toxicity that’s been displayed? Yeah, that makes A LOT more sense when you’re hemorrhaging money like it’s going out of style.
Viewers are absolutely living for the drama, but many are also expressing genuine concern about how this couple is going to crawl out of this financial hole. Some fans are even questioning whether the whole relationship is salvageable at this point—or if they should just cut their losses and start fresh.
What do you think? A) Patrick and Thais should immediately seek financial counseling and work together to fix their debt crisis B) They should seriously consider separating and dividing assets to start over fresh financially