90 Day Fiancé: Exploring Kenny & Armando’s Financial Goals and Armando’s Dream of Having a Baby

90 Day Fiancé stars Kenny Niedermeier and Armando Rubio have recently ventured into a new business endeavor, raising questions about their financial stability amid rumors of money troubles. The couple initially met in an online group designed for gay single fathers. Kenny, a father of four, and Armando, who lost his pregnant wife in an unfortunate accident, found common ground through their parenting experiences. Their relationship faced several challenges, especially when Kenny relocated from Florida to Mexico to marry Armando, ultimately solidifying their bond.

After overcoming numerous hurdles, Kenny and Armando tied the knot in May 2021. However, one aspect often overlooked in their relationship is the significant age difference—Kenny is 26 years older than Armando. This age gap became evident when Armando expressed his desire to become a parent, a prospect that left Kenny hesitant. He feared he might be too old to start fatherhood anew, concerned about not being present to see a child grow up.

Kenny & Armando Launch a New Business

Are Financial Struggles Behind Their New Venture?

Recently, Armando and Kenny revealed the launch of their new children’s picture book, titled “You, Me & Our Families – A Campfire Tale.” According to Armando, the book is designed for all families, emphasizing values such as love, empathy, and friendship. He encouraged followers to enjoy its heartfelt messages with their children, promoting purchases through Amazon and their official website. The book, co-authored by the couple, draws inspiration from their personal journeys as single fathers forming a blended family.

Thanks to the support from their 90 Day Fiancé fanbase, the book quickly reached the top of new book releases. While this initial success is noteworthy, it begs the question of whether it will be sufficient for Armando and Kenny’s financial needs. To broaden its reach, they released the book in two languages. This isn’t their first attempt at capitalizing on their popularity; they previously launched an online store selling various merchandise, including the bows worn by their daughter Hannah on the show, along with candles, coasters, and t-shirts. Their experience in monetizing their fame suggests a strategic approach to financial sustainability.

The Financial Realities of Parenting

Are Their Choices Financially Sound?

90 Day Fiancé's Kenny Niedermeier & Armando Rubio in a baby-themed montage — Custom Image By César García

The couple’s continuous rollout of new online products raises concerns about their financial health, fueling ongoing speculation regarding their economic condition. Although Kenny expressed reluctance to expand their family, often citing his age as a concern, financial implications could be a more significant factor in his hesitance. During discussions of parenting, Kenny revealed that the potential costs of raising a child could reach around $72,000, which is undoubtedly a substantial sum, especially as they already navigate parenting a pre-teen.

Assessing Their Financial Stability

Are Armando & Kenny Still Relevant?

Despite their popularity from the 90 Day Fiancé franchise, Armando and Kenny have been somewhat secretive about their current employment situations. Armando previously worked at his family’s pet spa and boarding facility in San Felipe and is also a trained architect. Meanwhile, Kenny has a background in real estate from his time in the U.S. Their current financial status remains unclear: are they fully dependent on their appearances, Cameo interactions, their online store, and the show itself for income? Can they generate sufficient revenue to cover their living expenses amid rising costs?

90 Day Fiancé: Before The 90 Days airs on Sundays at 8 p.m. EST on TLC.

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