Michael from 90 Day Fiance went missing for three days in the USA, as revealed by his wife, Angela. Her husband Michael, who moved to America from Nigeria, has now been found by authorities.

The 90 Day Fiance couple have been fighting to get Michael a visa to live in America for years. He’s finally living with her, but Angela Deem worried TLC viewers when she said Michael had disappeared.

Michael from 90 Day Fiance went ‘missing’

Michael from 90 Fiance went “missing” for three days, Angela revealed on social media. Both Angela and blogger John Yates sent out a search party on Instagram 12 hours ago, but he has now been found.

He left Angela’s home in Hazlehurst, Georgia, on the afternoon of Friday, February 23. When John heard the news, he travelled all night to go to her home and help look for her husband.

He’s been found safe by authorities

Moments after John’s live stream announcing Michael’s disappearance ended, Angela got a phone call from the local police stating they were contacted by Michael, who had left his ID at her house.

Police confirmed it was Michael with photos of his ID which Michael had on a cell phone Angela didn’t know about. “I asked him to go home because he doesn’t love me,” said Angela on the stream.

“Here’s the wild part,” John told fans. “He told the police that he was in fear of his life he did not want the police…” Angela could be heard in the background correcting John, “Angela knowing his location.”

Angela and Michael living in US

Angela and Michael are now living in the US together. He moved there from Nigeria on a CR1 visa, which makes him a conditional resident. This means he can legally be here, work , and travel for two years.

At the end of the two years, he would then apply for permanent residency. He’s now been there for two months since arriving from Nigeria. Michael’s K-1 visa was previously denied.

Angela decided a spousal visa was a better option, which they have been working towards on 90 Day Diaries. “This is the most important day of our lives,” Angela stated. “I need to get my man to America.”