On their 90 Day Fiancé spin-off, David Toborowsky and Annie Suwan are adopting her brother and cousin from Thailand, but Annie hasn’t had a baby.
Beloved 90 Day Fiancé couple David Toborowsky and Annie Suwan have revealed why they haven’t had a baby, despite being married for five years. They were a mismatched pair, largely owing to their age gap. Plus, David didn’t formerly have the net worth that he has now, after splitting from his wife of 21 years and losing his job, house, and cars. However, love conquered all, including the $15,000 dowry, water buffaloes, and the hardship of living in a storage unit. David and Annie turned their life around by becoming successful reality TV stars. Now, fans are asking the Pillow Talk twosome why they haven’t grown their family by welcoming their own baby. These questions have arisen amid their new adventures, which are showcased on David & Annie: After the 90 Days.
One 90 Day Fiancé couple that fans don’t seem to get tired of seeing on multiple spinoffs is David and Annie. After cooking up a storm on “Spice it Up with David & Annie” and 90 Day: Foody Call, David and Annie can currently be seen on TLC, exploring Ms. Suwan’s native village in Thailand. The wholesome show’s episode 1 featured 53-year old David and his 25-year-old wife Annie’s adventures with friend Cindy, whom she described as a “ladyboy.” They all hung out in Bangkok, and David and Annie were visiting on a special mission, as they planned to take Annie’s 14-year-old brother Jordan and 16-year-old cousin Amber back to America. This journey may not be easy for David and Annie, as they soon realized that they’d be looking after two teenagers and dealing with their demands and tantrums.
This brought fans back to the question of whether it would have been better for 90 Day Fiancé fan favorites David and Annie to have kids of their own. While speaking with HollywoodLife, Annie and David revealed that they’ve “talked about it.” David also mentioned that “there is a clinic in Bangkok.” Annie then explained the reason why they haven’t thought of growing their family so far. Annie reasoned that her husband is “a lot older” than her. The Beung Khan native Annie doesn’t think that David will have fun when he has to “change the diapers when he’s 60 years old.” She confessed that she had to “make an agreement” with herself before she got married. Annie had to accept that this is what she should have to “go through.” She added, “this is what I face.”
Annie continued, “So, is it OK? Yeah, it’s OK because I know I cannot have the children.” This is when David admitted, “However, we’re still looking at the option at a clinic in Bangkok and I’ll leave it at that.” In a different interview with Us Weekly, David joked that if they did have a 90DF baby they’d have to name it “Jesus” because he can’t have children. “I would [need] a vasectomy reversal. Clearly she’s not going out [because of the coronavirus quarantine], so it can’t be anyone else’s,” David confirmed. “Probably the guy from the pizza delivery or Amazon Prime while I’m asleep,” said David, who now considers the “about three million children that watch 90 Day Fiancé,” his and Annie’s kids.
The topic of David and Annie’s possible baby was also explored on episode 1 of their spin-off, David & Annie: Before the 90 Days. Annie told the cameras that at one point in her life before she met David, she did think of having a baby. “But right now, I’m not sure,” she said. On the other hand, David from 90DF spoke of a vasectomy reversal in case Annie is still keen on children. However, when David suggested that he could maybe get his sperm extracted, Annie brought out her signature deadpan human, by saying, “maybe your sperm is turn to dinosaur?” 90 Day Fiancé viewers love her wicked one-liners.