What Do Loren And Alexei Brovarnik From 90 Day Fiance Do For A Living?
Loren and Alexei Brovarnik captivated audiences on TLC's "90 Day Fiance" and share their commentary on new cast members on the "Pillow Talk" spinoff. The two are also parents to baby boy Shai and are expecting another child later this year.
It's clear that the couple is more in love than ever and Loren frequently gushes over her husband on Instagram. On May 12, she wrote, "Through it all we have each other." She also shared a throwback photo of them before they became parents and it's obvious that sparks are still flying between these two. Alexei also appears smitten with his wife, sharing snaps from their date night. He shared a touching message on their fifth wedding anniversary in September 2020, too: "Happy 5th anniversary to us baby, I love you... We came a long way and we are still just in the beginning of our journey."
Despite their seemingly perfect relationship, fans might be wondering how the couple makes money. Keep reading for more details.
Loren and Alexei Brovarnik balance successful careers with parenting
When Loren Brovarnik isn't lending her talents to TLC, she enjoys being a successful Instagram influencer. It appears she has partnerships with Teami Tea, Tula Skincare, and Hello Fresh. She also created her own lifestyle box For Me by Loren B, which features a variety of self-care items. Loren sells a variety of coordinating t-shirts and onesies on her website, too, and it's clear she is not relying solely on TLC for her paycheck.
According to Loren's LinkedIn profile, she has been an ambassador for the Tourette Association of America since 2017 and was previously an executive administrative assistant office manager for Rabinovici & Associates. She's skilled in event planning, event management, and is a notary for the state of Florida.
As for Alexei Brovarnik, he reportedly worked as a medic in Israel before joining Loren in the United States, according to a January 2021 report from InTouch Weekly. It appears he has a similar career as an essential worker, as an episode of "90 Day Diaries" featured him reporting to work during the height of the coronavirus pandemic.