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90 Day Fiance star Paola Mayfield continues to share her successful life outside the reality show. Most of the time, the 37-year-old mom uploads photos and clips from her outdoor activities with her son, Axel. She’s also been thriving in her career as a professional wrestler. Aside from that, many fans are glad that Paola and Russ’ marriage is finally getting better. However, Paola recently opened up about the “hell” she went through with Russ. Keep reading to see her statements.

90 Day Fiance: Paola & Russ Mayfield’s Struggles Over The Years

Paola and Russ’ marriage has been a roller-coaster over the years. It came to a point where the two decided to live their lives “separately,” but later got back for the sake of their son. One of the main issues the 90 Day Fiance stars had was believed to be Russ’ inability to find a stable job. Paola...

Paola Mayfield is opening up about her marriage to Russ Mayfield.

The former reality TV stars made their 90 Day Fiance debut in Season 1 of the long-running TLC series.

They met while Russ was on a work trip in Paola’s native Colombia, and tied the knot in 2013.

They welcomed their son, Axel, in 2019 and relocated from Oklahoma to Florida.

Although they haven’t appeared in the 90 Day Fiance franchise for some time, Paola has kept her fans and followers in the loop about her personal and professional life on social media.

90 Day Fiance fans know Paola and Russ have struggled quite a bit in their 11-year-long marriage, even separating at one point.

But these days, Paola says she and Russ Mayfield are on much better terms.

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Speaking with In Touch, Paola opened up about her marriage,...

In the second episode of Women in Blue, we saw that a man named Tito Flores was framed by the police officers, and after he took his own life, he was branded as the Undresser, the serial killer responsible for wreaking havoc and killing multiple girls. But Maria knew that the mentally disabled man couldn’t have killed the women. She knew that the investigation was flawed, and her male counterparts just didn’t want to put in the effort to find the real killer. So, without any further ado, let’s recap Women in Blue episode 3, and find out if Maria and her colleagues are able to gather evidence and prove their claims to be true.

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Women in Blue is a Spanish crime drama series created by Pablo Aramendi and Fernando Rovzar. Inspired by true events, the Apple TV+ series is a riveting experience with great characters and a thrilling story, that keeps you engaged throughout all of its episodes. Women in Blue stars an entirely Hispanic cast led by Ariel Award nominee Bárbara Mori.

The Apple TV+ crime drama series is set in 1971 and it follows the story of four women who become Mexico’s first female friends while a dangerous serial killer racks up his body count. Soon, they find out that their recruitment is nothing more than a PR stunt by the officials to distract the public from the serial killer case and they decide to catch the killer themselves.

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Paola Mayfield impressed her fans with her seamstress skills and eye for fashion, and they think her latest look resembles a fellow Colombian bombshell.

Paola is best known for her appearance on 90 Day Fiance and multiple spin-offs, but she’s also a Jill of all trades.

Since arriving in America in 2013, the Colombian-born beauty has proven that she’s multi-talented.

In addition to her reality television appearances, Paola is a personal trainer, nutritional coach, professional wrestler, and talented seamstress.

The 36-year-old reality TV personality recently uploaded a video of herself on Instagram, sharing her most recent design for her upcoming birthday weekend.

In the Reel, Paola posed inside her sewing room, showing off the green fabric she used as the remix of Disturbia and Sweet Dreams played in the background.

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There’s a certain formula that often defines the recipients of the Cannes Film Festival’s prestigious top prize, the Palme d’Or. These films, especially in the last two decades, tend to have a sense of importance about them, frequently due to their sociopolitical awareness of the world (Laurent Cantet’s The Class), or of specific societal ills.

From time to time, the Palme d’Or goes to a bold, experimental, and divisive vision from a well-liked auteur, such as Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s Uncle Boonmee Who Can Recall His Past Lives and Terrence Malick’s The Three of Life. But more often it’s awarded to a film in the lineup that the majority of the members on the Cannes jury can agree is good. That felt like the case for Ken Loach’s The Wind that Shakes the Barley and I, Daniel Blake, as well as Julia Ducournau’s Titane,...