90 Day Fiance: Natalie and Mike’s Journey for Love

90 Day Fiance star Mike Youngquist and his now-wife Natalie Mordovtseva are always at odds when it comes to their religious differences – and his alien obsession. Natalie and Mike are often at odds, and tensions continue to rise. But it looks like things are coming to a boiling point for this duo.

90 Day Fiance: Natalie and Mike’s Journey for Love

Natalie traveled to the United States on a K-1 visa. And of course, the reason she moved so far is so she could be with her 90 Day Fiance, Mike. This duo spent time together in Ukraine, but spent much of the trip fighting and religion was a hot topic.

It seems that Mike Youngquist kept some aspects of his personal life a secret from Natalie. First, Mike Youngquist did not tell her about a pile of debts he had. Also, Mike did not talk much to Natalie about his beliefs about a higher power. And they differ drastically from her beliefs.

Once Natalie heard about Mike Youngquist’s debt, belief in ancient aliens, and other issues, she began to have trouble trusting Mike on 90 Day Fiance. Now, Natalie’s in America and their culture clash continues. But has Natalie seen a sure sign that trouble is coming?

On 90 Day Fiance, Natalie’s move to the United States to live with her fiancé Mike Youngquist has been one hit after another. He brought her flowers, but she didn’t like the color. Then Natalie said his house is like something out of a horror movie and complained that it was cold.

Natalie said it was “pity” that Mile Youngquist did not take the time to make her feel comfortable. She also doesn’t like his French toast or his cat. After asking for space to hide her clothes, Mike Youngquist got cranky. At 90 Day Fiance, he walks away from Natalie and plops down in a chair looking upset.

By this time, it is clear that Mike’s patience is running out on 90 Day Fiance. He says he wishes they could sit down and talk about themselves. But, with the deadline for the visa, they’re running out of time. With things constantly bubbling up and a wedding to plan, their differences in faith will undoubtedly arise as well.