Theirlove storyserendipitously began in Annie’s native Thailand, where David was living after going through a difficult time.
“I heard Annie singing, and she has a voice of an angel,” David toldThe List.
Years later, Anniestillsings karaoke but now, it’s usually aduet with her loving husbandby her side.
“I was like, ‘What a genuine heart she has.'”
To that end, David was ready to take things to the next level.
Once she was stateside, the law stipulated that she had 90 days in which to marry David.
“My life is like ‘50 First Dates.’
Every day, I have to make her fall in love with me,” David toldParade.
In series such as “90 Day Fiance: What Now?”
“It’s filmed in our bedroom.
That is our house,” David revealed toThe List.
“It might have some set-up, like to make it look good,” Annie added.
“We like to talk crap about everybody, including ourselves,” David quipped.
The lovebirds showed how they managed through the lockdown,shopping for groceriesandmaking time for romanceas well.
Another point of contention between the couple was David’s alcohol use, which was apparent throughout the season.
Itoccurredat their joint bachelor-bachelorette party in Thailand, andshowed upagain in America.
“But that’s the place that I was at,” David toldParade.
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With their friendly personalities and loving natures, the two set themselves apart as fan favorites.
And as a result, they’ve used their popularity to pad their bank accounts with multiple side hustles.
The power couple have earned the rank of being one of the10 highest earnerson the site.
In an interview withThe List, David explained that they’ve done Cameos for almost every reason imaginable.
“We’ve proposed to people,” he revealed.
“I’m not going to leave money on the table either.
Yes, it’s lucrative,” he admitted.
We’ve been on honeymoon for two years," Annie toldParade.
Their adventures include trips in the States, such as to theGrand Canyon, and far off lands likeBali.
“That’s one of our passions.
I’ve been to 64 countries,” David explained to Parade.
That’s also one of the many reasons he enjoys watching “90 Day Fiance.”
The couple understands that part of their lives as reality stars includes dealing with trolls on social media.
“That comes with the territory,” David said onJenny McCarthy TV.
At the end of the day, David and Annie rely on each other for moral support.
“Sometimes people are just so mean, it’s okay,” Annie said.
“You know, we have each other,” David added.
There are times, however, when the insults get personal.
“When I look back in the days when she first met me …
I’m younger than her,” she said.
“She don’t know who I am.
She don’t know what intention I have with her father.”
Will David Toborowsky and Annie Suwan ever have children together?
“We practice … four or five times a week.”
So what does Annie have to say about welcoming little ones in the future?
“We don’t need children to make our love stronger,” she toldUs Weekly.
“A lot of people, different types of people.”
Although it was difficult at the time, he now looks back fondly on the experience.
“We love them.
… We’re all part of the “90 Day” family.
It’s an honor and a privilege to be part of this.”
David and Annie have also made close friendship with many of their cast mates.
Just ask Annie Suwan and David Toborowsky, who seem to have it all figured out.
“We stuck together,” David shared withThe List.
“We say this to everybody: ‘If two people stick together, you love together.'”
