Summary

• 90 Day Fiancé star Josh Weinstein forms unexpected friendships with franchise cast for potential clout and partnership opportunities.
• Josh, along with Jamal and Rob, have faced splits in their respective shows and are trying to appear more likable to fans through social media.
• The trio's behavior, including Josh refusing to commit to Natalie, suggests a bad boys club image that may not resonate well with viewers of 90 Day Fiancé.

Natalie broke up with Josh in the finale, but as revealed in the Tell All, they had hooked up and started their toxic relationship cycle all over again.

90 Day Fiancé star John Weinstein has surprisingly become friends with some unexpected co-stars from the franchise.

Josh recently shared some Instagram Stories featuring his unexpected new buddies from the 90 Day Fiancé universe.

He posted a video on his Stories walking the Bourbon Street of New Orleans dressed in a white t-shirt and jorts outfit. The video also featured two familiar faces – Jamal Menzies and Rob Warne – walking ahead of Josh. Josh added the track “MILLION D” by Tommy Richman to his Story. A different video filmed in Cat’s Meow, New Orleans showed Josh watching a live music performance with Rob and Jamal. The three men were in high spirits as they danced and made merry.

Are Josh, Jamal, and Rob Seeking Clout?

Do Josh, Jamal, And Rob Want Redemption?

Interestingly, this wasn’t the first time that Josh was spending time with Jamal and Rob. In April 2024, Josh posted a video with Rob and Jamal, surprising fans with their reunion. While Josh and Jamal were a part of the same 90 Day: The Single Life spin-off, Rob belonged to a different show altogether, which made one wonder how this unlikely trio had become friends. At that time, Josh, Jamal, and Rob were attending an event at a Texas club. They’d asked fans to them there for a fun night out.

Oddly enough, all three of them aren’t really fan favorites for the way they’ve behaved with their partners in their respective storylines.

Josh, Jamal, and Rob have also faced splits in their current shows, meaning they would go out of the way to make themselves look fun and approachable and perhaps, deserving candidates for yet another 90 Day stint. Fans have previously accused several cast of using the show for clout. There has been a noticeable increase in cast who the show to gain a good social media following so they can earn an income through apps like TikTok and Instagram, brand partnerships, and Cameos. Big Ed Brown has been one of the biggest Cameo earners despite his notoriety.

The event that Josh is promoting with Jamal and Rob also looks like a partnership opportunity for the 90 Day Fiancé stars. Jamal rubbed fans the wrong way by two-timing Veronica Rodriguez and Luisa Beltran, while it has been confirmed that Rob and Sophie Sierra have been broken up for almost a year. Josh also doesn’t have a clean track record for keeping Natalie hanging and refusing to even call himself her “boyfriend.” This bad boys club of 90 Day Fiancé might need to take a different approach to appear likable to fans.

90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After airs Sundays at 8 p.m. EDT on TLC.

Source: Josh Weinstein/Instagram