90 Day Fiance cast member Loren Allen was recently spotted working in a shocking place. So, what is he doing these days to pay the bills?

90 Day Fiance: Loren Allen Achieved Villain Status In Record Time

Typically, when you think of 90 Day Fiance franchise villains, names like Big Ed Brown and Angela Deem come to mind. These cast members have cultivated their villain personas for years, over multiple spinoffs. However, when you consider that Loren Allen is on his first season, in many ways, he has them both beat.

Between his sketchy past, lying about having an STD, and fooling around with other people while Faith believed they were exclusive, Loren has been on the fast track to villain status all season. He quickly became another franchise cast member that viewers love to hate, in record time to boot.

TLC Celeb Working At Shocking Job

Part of the appeal of finding a love interest in places like the Philippines is that the American dollar goes a lot further there. While millions of people struggle to make ends meet in America, you can easily achieve a higher standard of living in the Philippines than you ever could in the United States for the same budget.

Even with the cheaper cost of living in the Asian country, Loren Allen also said that he was broke. Naturally, 90 Day Fiance fans are curious about the current state of his finances. Based on a video circulating online, it looks like Loren is working at TJ Maxx.

A user on TikTok shared a short clip in which you can see the 90 Day Fiance celeb in uniform and in one of the aisles. Loren has been back in America, and it seems he found a way to make ends meet, albeit a shocking way.

With how much controversy Loren Allen generated from his 90 Day Fiance scenes, a lot of viewers are keeping up with him, and want to know everything he has going on. It turns out, followers had a lot to say about this recent shocking job reveal, too.

• One 90 Day Fiance commenter said: “Glad to see he got a job!”
• Another commenter said: “Awe he has a job I’m proud.”
• A third person said: “He’s gross, but a job is a job and that’s better than a lot of these 90 day people who refuse to work after being on the show.”
• Another commenter added: “Honestly, I’m kind of glad for him since it seems like better employment than his drag dollar picker upper gig. He’s still gross as hell but working retail isn’t what he should be dragged about.”