Stephanie Matto’s behavior has become even more erratic than before. The 90 Day Fiance star initially appeared on the show with her same-sex partner, Erika Owens, but their relationship quickly deteriorated. Stephanie’s reluctance to be intimate with Erika and her apparent pursuit of fame rather than love became increasingly apparent, which led to her falling out of favor with fans.
Nevertheless, Stephanie managed to gain fame by venturing into adult entertainment on platforms like OnlyFans and Unfiltrd. She even made a significant amount of money by selling peculiar items such as her own “boob sweat” and jars filled with her flatulence. With a substantial following on TikTok, she often shares storytime sequences where she exposes individuals from the industry. Recently, Stephanie revealed another shocking truth about reality TV shows. What was it?
90 Day Fiance: Stephanie Exposes Fake Reality Shows and Her Own Involvement in a Court-Based One
Stephanie Matto has found success in various endeavors. Apart from her adult entertainment career post-90 Day Fiance, she has also established herself as a popular social media influencer, creating storytime videos for her followers. Interestingly, Stephanie had aspirations of becoming an actress when she was younger and attended several auditions.
During one of her auditions, Stephanie was unaware of the project she was auditioning for until she received a call. It turned out that she would be starring in a show called “Supreme Court With Judge Karen.” Although it was supposed to be a reality show, Stephanie was instructed to play the role of a woman suing her boyfriend for gifting her infected underwear. She participated in the show using a fake name, Vaughn.
Before filming began, the show’s producers asked Stephanie to “improvise her dialogue.” Despite the unconventional nature of the project, she agreed to participate and received a $100 paycheck for her involvement. Prior to sharing the video, the 90 Day Fiance star cautioned her followers who enjoyed reality shows or court shows, suggesting they should continue scrolling as the information she was about to reveal would tarnish their perceptions.
Stephanie’s revelation sheds light on the deceptive tactics employed by certain reality TV shows and her own experience in a fabricated court-based program.