90 Day Fiance: Will Shaeeda Sween’s Marriage To Bilal Hazziez Last?

90 Day Fiancé star Shaeeda Sween shared the exciting news that she finally got her green card, it’s perfect timing as the couple now plans to travel around the country and abroad. Fans are showing their excitement for the beloved couple. Shaeeda Sween first appeared on the ninth season of 90 Day Fiancé with her husband Bilal Hazziez. The couple moved from their home in Trinidad to Missouri to marry their husband and adjust to American life, and are now deciding whether to have children.

So far, Shaeeda has been celebrating the exciting news of her green card approval and arrival. Sharing the news with her fans, they expressed their happiness for her.

On 15 December, Shaeeda Sween posted the exciting news of the arrival of her green card on her personal Instagram account. Celebrating the occasion with her husband Bilal, she shared a series of photos with a beaming smile.

Sharing a great day with their YouTube subscribers, who they call “positive people,” Bilal and Shaeeda picked up the envelope after their lawyer delivered the exciting news.

The 90 Day Fiancé couple expressed their excitement to be able to do so across the country and internationally, quelling rumours about why Bilal wouldn’t take her on holiday.

90 Day Fiance: Will Shaeeda Sween’s Marriage To Bilal Hazziez Last?

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When Shaeeda Sween shared the happy news, fans of the 90 Day Fiancé alum and co-star left comments expressing their excitement as a new chapter begins for the new couple.

But while the couple is still going strong a year after getting married, their relationship has received mixed feelings from viewers who weren’t sure about their romance.

This comes after there have been a few quarrels between the two, but nothing too serious to break their bond. Recent interactions and videos show that Bilal is more supportive of his wife than ever and fans are supporting the two.