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| 90 Day Hunt for Love Season 2 Cast: From Reality TV to New Careers. |
TLC’s 90 Day: Hunt for Love Season 2 brings seven familiar faces from the wider 90 Day universe to Puerto Rico, where old relationship baggage meets new dating possibilities. But the more interesting question comes after the cameras stop rolling: where are the 90 Day Hunt for Love Season 2 cast members now? From music and fashion to social-media careers, property and a rather busy reality-TV CV, the cast have taken some surprisingly different routes since their original appearances.
Brittany Banks has continued turning her online following into a full-time career. She first entered the 90 Day universe in 2020 through 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way Season 2, where her relationship with Yazan Abo Horira quickly became one of the show's talking points. Before television, Brittany was already building an audience through YouTube and social media, while also exploring modelling and music.
Her later appearances included 90 Day: The Single Life, 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way Strikes Back! and 90 Day Bares All, giving her plenty of screen time to work with. These days, Brittany is based in Houston, Texas, where she works as an OnlyFans model and online creator and also has a Cameo account. Whatever one thinks of reality television's revolving door, Brittany has clearly worked out how to turn being recognisable into an actual business.
Chloe Fabiano has taken a different route, leaning further into content creation and brand partnerships. The former pageant contestant from Boxford, Massachusetts appeared on 90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way Season 7, which premiered in September 2025. Her relationship with Johnny began after they met while Chloe was holidaying in Aruba, eventually prompting her to leave her job at her mother's shipping and logistics company and move there.
Chloe had previously described herself as earning a six-figure salary as a sales representative, so this was hardly a casual change of postcode. Her relationship with Johnny eventually collapsed after she accused him of infidelity on the show. Since then, she has been building a sizeable social-media presence, with around 50,000 Instagram followers, while taking on brand collaborations, including an apparent association with Skin MD. Reality TV may have introduced her to viewers, but brand work now appears to be a much bigger part of her professional life.
Jamal Menzies remains one of the more recognisable 90 Day personalities online, and these days his mother is still part of the content. Jamal first appeared with Kimberly Menzies on 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days Season 5 before returning for Happily Ever After? Season 7 and The Single Life Seasons 3 and 5. His own romantic life also became part of the franchise when he began seeing Veronica Rodriguez.
Away from the cameras, Jamal graduated from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2020 with a degree in Political Science and Government. His university years included involvement with student organisations, the chess club, rugby and the VCU SGA. He had also reportedly spent more than six years working for CVS Health before leaving in early 2021.
Now living in San Diego, California, Jamal has moved firmly into content creation, with roughly 216,000 Instagram followers and a YouTube channel. A lot of that content involves Kimberly, meaning the mother-son reality-TV partnership has effectively been repackaged for social media. Apparently, the franchise never really taught them how to say goodbye to a camera.
Kara Leona Bass has arguably made one of the biggest career pivots since joining the franchise. Viewers first met her in 90 Day Fiancé Season 9 alongside Guillermo Rojer. The pair met in the Dominican Republic, eventually married and welcomed their son in December 2022. Their relationship later fell apart, with their separation explored through Happily Ever After? and The Last Resort Season 3.
Music has since become a much larger part of Kara's life. Performing as Kara Leona, she has released a run of bachata and Latin-inspired songs, including “On My Own”, “Magic Is Here”, “YDKM”, “Save Me”, “Lento”, “Criminal”, “Extraños”, “El Reloj”, “Buenos Aires”, “Amor Nuclear” and “Nobody”. She has also appeared in music videos and worked with international DJs and producers.
Music is not her only source of income. Kara has also worked in real estate and produces adult content, giving her career a rather unusual mix of entertainment, property and online business. Whatever happens romantically on Hunt for Love, she certainly has more than one thing keeping her busy.
Michael Ilesanmi has been building a new life in the United States after years of being at the centre of one of the franchise's most complicated relationships. Originally from Lagos, Nigeria, Michael became widely known through his marriage to Angela Deem. The pair married in 2020 and appeared across 90 Day Fiancé, Happily Ever After? and The Last Resort.
Michael received his US visa in December 2023 and eventually moved to the United States. His first YouTube video after arriving captured his reaction to seeing snow in Houston, which was perhaps one of the less dramatic moments in a relationship history that had provided plenty of those.
The marriage did not last long after Michael arrived in America. Angela pursued an annulment, and their divorce was finalised in 2026. Since then, Michael has concentrated on life as a full-time content creator.
His sizeable audience has also opened the door to brand partnerships, including work with LemFi Africa. In August 2026, he bought a house for himself in Houston, an important sign that he is putting down more permanent roots rather than simply passing through the franchise's latest storyline.
Steven Frend is now focused on life in New York City and raising his children after his relationship with Olga Koshimbetova came to an end. The pair met in 2017 when they were both 20, and their relationship quickly became serious after Olga became pregnant. Their son was born in April 2018, and the couple married the following year. They later welcomed another child and appeared together on 90 Day Fiancé: Love Games.
Their relationship eventually ended, with Steven and Olga splitting in July 2024 and reportedly working through the final stages of their divorce. Steven's life after the franchise has taken him towards modelling and entertainment. He is now based in New York City and remains active on social media, where he continues to share parts of his life with followers.
Before becoming a reality-TV personality, Steven worked as a food server at BJ's Restaurants from 2017 to 2018 and graduated from Bowie High School in 2016. His current direction is a considerable shift from those early working years, although reality television has clearly given him a platform that he is still using.
Emma Perry has also been busy building something outside the 90 Day franchise, with fashion now at the centre of her plans. She appeared on 90 Day Fiancé Season 8 after meeting Ziad El Yahyaoui through an international dating website. At 27, Emma travelled to Marrakech in the summer of 2025 hoping their relationship would eventually lead to an engagement. Instead, the pair went their separate ways.
Emma now lives in Los Angeles with her twin sister Izzi and has moved deeper into content creation and fashion. She has worked with major brands including Fashion Nova while developing her own clothing label, Lovergirl Honey. It is a notable change from being introduced to viewers primarily through a relationship storyline.
Her fashion venture also gives Emma something that reality television cannot provide on its own: a business she controls beyond the show. That distinction matters, particularly in a franchise where relationships can change faster than the episode credits roll. Emma appears to be using the visibility she gained from television as a springboard rather than allowing it to become her entire identity.
Looking across the 90 Day Hunt for Love Season 2 cast, the biggest takeaway is that the show is only one part of their current stories. Brittany has doubled down on online work, Chloe is developing her creator career, Jamal has turned family reality-TV history into social content, Kara is pursuing music, Michael is establishing himself in America, Steven is exploring modelling and entertainment, and Emma is building a fashion business. Not every post-show path needs another dramatic relationship twist to be interesting.
There is also something oddly revealing about the group as a whole. Reality TV tends to package people around romance, break-ups and arguments, yet their lives afterwards are often much more ordinary — work, children, houses, music, social media and trying to make a career out of being recognisable. In some cases, that may be more impressive than surviving another reality-TV dinner argument without somebody storming out.
For 90 Day: Hunt for Love, that makes the Puerto Rico setting and dating drama only part of the appeal. The more lasting question is whether these familiar personalities can build something that exists beyond the franchise. Which cast member's post-90 Day career surprises you most — and who do you think has made the smartest move since appearing on the show? Share your pick and let us know what you think.