90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days Season 7 – Did Loren Allen’s Partner Faith Todoc Move to America?

Faith Tudoc, a prominent figure on 90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days, has expressed her desire to relocate to the United States via a K-1 visa following the abrupt halt of her plans to marry Loren Allen in Thailand. Aged 30, Faith is a transgender woman from the Philippines, currently featured in season 7 of the popular spin-off series. Her journey with Loren began six months prior to filming, initiated through a dating app. However, their relationship was marred by secrets, including Loren’s interest in polygamy and his precarious financial situation.

Struggling with homelessness in America and facing allegations of unpaid child support, Loren’s troubling background did not deter Faith initially. After dealing with the emotional turmoil from Loren’s infidelity, Faith temporarily distanced herself but later rekindled their romance. Loren, looking to leave his life in America behind permanently, viewed marriage as a means to secure a lasting future in the Philippines with Faith.

Faith Gets Engaged to Loren in the Philippines

Faith Enchanted by Loren’s Magic Trick Proposal

Following a devastating revelation about Loren’s past with multiple partners that resulted in a gonorrhea diagnosis, Faith initially broke things off. Yet, when Loren proposed with a ring that he presented via a clever magic trick, she was swift to accept, seemingly overlooking his previous betrayals and his unstable living conditions back in the U.S. Faith expressed her desire to keep her love for Loren intact, possibly fearing that letting go might mean losing her only opportunity to find acceptance as a transgender woman.

Challenges in Loren’s Marriage Plan in Thailand

Philippines’ Stance on Same-Sex Marriage

Unfortunately, the couple’s plan to marry in the Philippines was not feasible due to the country’s lack of legal recognition for same-sex unions. In an attempt to stay in the Philippines, Loren even suggested marrying Faith’s mother, which was dismissed outright. To explore other options, they sought advice from an immigration lawyer in episode 17. The lawyer informed them that same-sex marriage also remains illegal in Thailand, thwarting their plans to wed abroad.

The lawyer recommended alternative jurisdictions where same-sex marriage is permitted, noting that Faith would not require a visa to travel there. They considered Taiwan, where a spousal visa would be valid in the U.S., but not in the Philippines. Reflecting on her aspirations, Faith candidly mentioned, “I know this isn’t what Loren wanted to hear, but I’ve always considered living in America.” She envisioned the potential opportunities in the U.S. as a means to support her family, with the K-1 visa being the optimal solution for the couple.

Faith’s Aspiration to Marry Loren in the U.S.

Was a K-1 Visa Obtained for Faith?

Despite the clear mutual desire to be together, Loren’s financial situation raised serious doubts about their plans. Without the means to return to the U.S. or to support Faith’s visa application, Loren failed to communicate the impossibility of sponsoring her for a K-1 visa. As of December 2024, Loren appears to remain in Las Vegas, while Faith continues to share updates from the Philippines on her social media. Their current relationship status remains uncertain, but there’s speculation about whether Loren could raise funds through fundraisers to facilitate Faith’s move to the U.S. if their romance endures.

90 Day Fiancé: Before the 90 Days is broadcast every Sunday at 8 p.m. EST on TLC.

Source: Faith Tudoc/Instagram

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