problems have even led Brandon to experience anxiety and require hospitalization.

Julia recently found success as a dog trainer and has launched her own business called Kingdom For Dogs, which is a subscription-based service aimed at dog owners.

The business offers monthly boxes filled with various items such as bags, pillows, and collars for dogs. Recently, Julia announced that one of her boxes had been sent to "Alaska," a remote state in the United States. Julia encouraged fans to order from their own state, noting that her boxes have reached a total of 19 U.S. states, including "Florida, Hawaii, New York, California, Tennessee, Massachusetts, Texas, Ohio, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Idaho."

Some of Julia's Instagram followers left comments to congratulate the 90 Day Fiancé star on her business's success, with some fans itting they're so happy Julia found her niche. Another fan was excited to find out that Julia ships to Hawaii. Others left various clapping hands, raising hands, red heart and fire emojis to express their excitement by all these latest developments.

What Julia's Growing Business Means For Her Career & Relationship

Julia's Thriving Business Could Potentially Enhance Her Bond With Brandon

Julia has been working since she was 15 and met Brandon while working as a go-go dancer in Russia. However, she had difficulty finding a steady job after moving to the United States because Brandon didn't allow her to work as a dancer in a club. She tried different careers in the United States, such as comedy and fitness training. However, it took her some time to realize that her ion is caring for animals, particularly dogs. She became a dog trainer, and keeping her interest in mind, she started her own business catering to dog parents.

Unlike Julia's previous ventures, her new subscription-based business appears to be thriving. Although her business page has less than 1000 followers, she has already shipped her boxes to 19 different states in the United States. Her recent appearance in 90 Day: The Last Resort season 2 will likely help increase her popularity as well as sales. This successful new business could also reignite her ion for Brandon. With her career advancing, Julia may feel less lonely and depressed in America, which could lead to improvement in her marriage to Brandon.

What Julia Trubkina's Business Means For 90 Day Fiancé

Julia Might Choose Her New Business Over 90 Day Fiancé

As mentioned, Julia's growing career could help her marriage to Brandon. If their relationship strengthens enough to where they don't really have many issues to work on anymore, then there might not be any more storylines to explore on 90 Day Fiancé. However, if their issues persist, then there's always a chance they could return to the franchise after The Last Resort, possible via Happily Ever After, for at least one more season that explores the latest in their relationship and whether they truly are showing improvements or not.

The success of Julia's business might help determine the trajectory of their on-screen career for the foreseeable future. Along those same lines, if Julia's off-screen career really takes off and thrives, she might consider sticking to just that as her main source of income instead of returning to 90 Day Fiancé. She's clearly very happy with the product she created and is excited to see how well it's doing so far in just this short amount of time since the launch date. Focusing just on that would likely be far less stressful than 90 Day Fiancé.

Our Take On Julia's Growing Business In The U.S.

Julia & Brandon Should Work Together To Succeed

Julia embarked on this new business venture out of her deep love for dogs. She has all the essential skills needed to thrive as a business owner in the United States. Yet, the issues in her marriage to Brandon could hinder her path to success. By putting aside their differences and having Brandon's in her business, the couple could not only make the business flourish but also strengthen their relationship.

It'll be interesting to see if Julia starts providing any updates on her new business in which she involves Brandon, or if she's going to stick with this being a solo project. Julia might want this to be just hers, a ion project that she takes into her own hands to thrive with. After all, she has long posted about her ion for helping animals. However, with some teamwork, the 90 Day: The Last Resort couple has a chance to reignite their ion and make a meaningful impact together, regardless of whether they return to the franchise.

90 Day: The Last Resort airs Mondays at 9 p.m. EST on TLC.

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