90 Day Fiancé: Why Did Mike Youngquist Change His Mind About Getting Married?

90 Day Fiancé spoilers reveal that cast member, Natalie Mordovtseva dreamed of having a fairytale wedding in the woods, but her fairytale turned into a nightmare for her after her fiancé, Mike called off the wedding.

Mike Youngquist finally proposed to Natalie Mordovtseva and she said yes. The duo plans to get married outside by the pond.

However, due to the pandemic, Natalie’s mom may attend the wedding. Natalie breaks down in tears as she tells her mom. Her mother tells her not to cry and that she understands. Natalie’s home country of Ukraine has closed borders.

The night before the big day, Mike cooks salmon meatballs and it looks like the husband and wife-to-be are really happy with each other. He even gives his bride-to-be a lap dance, calling himself “Big Magic Mike.”

In the episode, Natalie tells her friend Svetlana that she wants a fairytale wedding, but is happy to marry Mike.

The happiness is short-lived because Mike Youngquist says he can’t marry Natalie Mordovtseva. Natalie begins to cry as she cancels the officiant. The Ukrainian throws her clothes into a suitcase and tells her neighbor, Tamara, to fill her gas tank so she can leave the place. The TLC producers want to know where she is headed, and she says she would go somewhere in Europe or where Mike is. That’s because Ukraine has closed borders.

90 Day Fiancé: Why Did Mike Youngquist Change His Mind About Getting Married?

Fans of 90 Day Fiancé will not see Natalie Mordovtseva and Mike Youngquist walking down the aisle. On the morning of d-day, Natalie said, “My fiancé changed his mind,” and continued tearfully, “He said today that he was thinking about it and that he couldn’t marry me and that I have to leave the country because I have three days left [on my visa].”

As reported by InTouch Weekly, Mike withdraws money from the bank. This was for Natalie’s plane ticket back to her country. Natalie is afraid that she will not be able to return to her country because of the blockade.