Are Andrei and Libby's Instagram skits scary or cool? (Andrei's American citizenship milestone is bringing out his silly sides)

90 Day Fiance couple Andrei Castravet and Elizabeth “Libby” Potthast has some exclusive social media content featuring skits that seem to get mixed reactions from fans of the show. Andrei, from Moldova, moved to Dublin for work when Libby connected with him on a dating app. Andrei came to the US on a K-1 visa in 2017. Andrei's dominant personality and harsh language have angered fans and earned him a bad reputation since his debut in 90 Day Fiance season 5.

Over time, fans liked Libby and Andrei, but they still have a lot of criticism on the internet. Andrei is not afraid to scream “trolls” that appear on its pages. Andrei has called his haters cowards and thinks they are bullies, even though Andrei has been a threat to his own in-laws on the show. Some of his on-screen behavior has been publicized because of his poor treatment of Libby. However, Andrei and Libby show a different side of their relationship on social media, which suggests they don't have any marital problems.

Andrei and Libby can be a little cheesy sometimes

Andrei and Libby's Instagram profiles are about them having fun together. It's also a way for fans to follow the couple's lives outside of the show, as it's It's been a while since they've been anywhere 90 Day Fiance show together. They found their content niche: making quick, funny skits on Reels using the latest trends and trending audio. For example, their last post attacked Andrei's poor English with Libby using audio “In the club, we are all family,” taken from a 2016 episode of the TV sitcom Broad City.

The video was well received by Andrei and Libby's followers and received more than 4,561 likes. However, there were comments from fans like kathycapozziello who wrote: “I can't stand any of them” and called all of Andrei and Libby’s videos “stupid.” jo_kittersmom said that Andrei and Libby were the “worse“couple in 90 Day Fiance franchise. Interestingly, Libby and Andrei are also not afraid to call out their trolls on social media and seem to be aware of the bad comments about them.

Andrey and Libby made a video about “90 day trolls”And how silly your comments are. “Imagine if the 90 Day trolls said their comments in person… Would they still sound the same? LolAndrei asked in his caption. They targeted people who called Andrei a “loser” or accused him of marrying Libby to get a green card even though they had been together for eight years. Libby also added a reference to constant messages from fans asking if she was pregnant and body shaming her. As expected, there were no negative comments on this video.

Are Andrei and Libby trying to make money from their skits?

Do Andrei and Libby have thriving influencer careers?

Andrei and Libby don't want their fans to take their videos too seriously, as it's just something they're doing to keep their social media profiles looking fun and relatable. However, it also seems like the skits help Andrei and Libby in more ways than just staying relevant. After all, they are creators, with Andrei having more than 346 thousand followers and Libby having almost double yours, with 842 thousand followers. The couple should have monetized their Instagram profile and the more engagement they receive on the videos, even if it is negative, the more views and in turn money.

Andrei and Libby have jobs besides being reality TV stars. 90 Day Fiancé helped them become prominent influencers on social media. Libby proudly shares affiliate links in her Instagram bio, while Andrei also started a digital marketing agency called Castravet Digital Marketing or CDM. That 90 Day Fiance couple knows what they are doing.

Is this couple still very controversial?

How Andrei and Libby Redeemed Themselves

Controversy only surrounds Andrei and Libby as they show their faces 90 Day Fiance. His social media pages cause trouble from time to time, but generally receive positive feedback from his followers. Social media is a facade. Digital marketing experts Andrei and Libby present a carefully curated version of themselves online and hiding your flaws and struggles from followers. They could be creating a false impression of their lives that is not representative of what is happening in their lives after the 90 Day Fiance the cameras stopped rolling.

90 Day Fiance: Before the 90 Days airs Sundays at 8pm EST on TLC.

Source: Elizabeth Potthast/Instagram, Andrey Castravet/Instagram, kathycapozziello/Instagram, jo_kittersmom/Instagram