’90 Day Fiancé’viewers have watched Jenny Slatten and Sumit Singh’s relationship evolve over the years, but the couple is now facing one of life’s toughest challenges. Jenny was diagnosed with ALS in May 2026 after experiencing symptoms for over a year, and the diagnosis has completely shifted what’s next for their family. This week, her daughter Christina revealed that they’re pursuing an emergency tourist spousal visa to bring Sumit to the United States, where Jenny can access her insurance and receive specialized medical care. According to Christina, Jenny’s doctor has documented that she cannot travel on long international flights alone, making Sumit’s presence not just helpful, but medically necessary. Rather than going through the lengthy green card process, which could take years, the family made the strategic decision to apply for a tourist visa to expedite things. They’re currently waiting for the Indian consulate to schedule Sumit’s visa appointment, though there’s no confirmed timeline and no guarantees the visa will be approved. Christina’s message to fans was clear: they’re asking for prayers and positive energy as they navigate what could be a life-changing process. This update reminds us that reality TV stars face real struggles, and international relationships become exponentially more complicated when serious health crises enter the picture. Have you or someone you know dealt with a medical emergency that required navigating the immigration system?
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