90 Day Fiancé star Nicole Nafziger has sparked concerns about her daughter May’s health after asking fans to pray for her. She is best remembered for her debut in 90 Day Fiancé season 4, where she traveled from Bradenton, Florida, to Morocco to meet her then-fiancé, Azan Tefou AKA Hassan M’Raouni. Their relationship was featured in subsequent seasons, including 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? Nicole and Azan’s relationship faced challenges, including canceled wedding plans and a failed business venture in Morocco. Azan also showed no attraction towards Nicole, often asking Nicole to lose weight or mocking her appearance.

Still, Nicole and Azan stayed together for five years despite ongoing challenges, but their relationship drew heavy criticism, especially over how it affected Nicole’s daughter, May. Nicole first left the U.S. to meet Azan when May was still a toddler. Fans were outraged when Nicole insisted that May call Azan “daddy.” Viewers felt Nicole was blind to the emotional risk she placed on her daughter by forcing a bond with someone who hadn’t earned it. Many believed Nicole prioritized her love life over May’s well-being, leading to widespread backlash about her parenting choices and emotional awareness as a mother.

Nicole Posted A Concerning Update About Her Daughter

Nicole’s Troubling Online Behavior Has Bothered Fans For A Long Time

Nicole hasn’t been very active on social media lately, especially since leaving the show. She mostly makes headlines by using Instagram to earn quick money withclickbait posts aimed at grabbing fans’ attention.Many of these posts involve her90 Day Fiancéco-stars, while others strangely hint at Azan’s death or suggest she’s pregnant. This behavior has caused her popularity to drop significantly over the years. Despite the backlash and criticism, Nicole doesn’t seem to have learned from the negative response and continues to post similar content.

Nicole took things to an extreme when she shared a concerning post about her daughter. She uploaded a collage of four older selfies featuring May, who appeared to still be a toddler in the photos, on both her Instagram Stories and Feed. Alongside the pictures, Nicole wrote the caption “Please pray for my daughter May,” adding a heart and praying hands emoji. She also included a link labeled “Pray for May,” this time with a broken heart and praying hands emoji. The post quickly drew attention and criticism, as fans questioned her intentions and the timing of the emotional message.

However, the link led to an article that wasn’t even recent. It was the same website Nicole often uses to direct her followers for money-making clicks. The article, titled “Nicole Nafziger: I’m Coming Home To My Daughter,” was from July 2020 and talked about how she was stuck in Morocco at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown after flying there to meet Azan. The borders had closed, and Nicole was unable to return. It was clear she hadn’t prioritized her daughter’s safety and had chosen to be with Azan during such a critical time.

Nicole Has Been Accused Of Ignoring May In The Past

Nicole’s Troubling Relationship With Her Daughter May

Nicole appears to be using her daughter’s name to make money now. She posted clickbait implying something bad happened to May, hoping concerned fans would click and generate income. On the show, Nicole was criticized for using May as a pawn in her relationships with Azan and others, as well as for poor financial choices and dependence on her mother. Many felt she didn’t prioritize May’s needs and used her for attention or to manipulate situations. Viewers also believed Nicole only acknowledged May when it suited her, like seeking her mother’s help or appealing to Azan.

Is It Really Nicole Posting From Her Instagram Account?

The Truth Behind Nicole Nafziger’s Instagram Posts

Nicole has admitted to working with a company that posts articles to her account, and she gets paid per click. In October 2020, Nicole told her Instagram followers, “I work for a company that posts articles to my account,” and added, “I get paid per so many clicks. The truth.” When she was accused of using clickbait, Nicole justified her actions by saying,

“I mean we all need bread right?”

“I just get mine from a different place than yours.”

Interestingly, Nicole has not shared a post that isn’t clickbait on her Instagram page. The last genuine post is from August 2023, which means that, since then, Nicole has only posted clickbait content and has been deleting the posts after getting enough clicks. It could be the case that Nicole sold her Instagram page to the company that now operates it without consulting her. Nicole was facing money problems even when she was on the show. The 90 Day Fiancé star likely has no control over what’s being posted, as the page may no longer belong to her.