Colt Johnson, a familiar face from the 90 Day Fiancé franchise, has found himself in serious trouble with the IRS. Before his rise to reality TV fame, Colt was a software engineer, earning a steady income and paying his taxes on time. However, his life took a dramatic turn after joining the show, and he hasn't held a regular job since.
Over the past six years, Colt has been surviving on TLC checks and working part-time as an Uber driver while avoiding tax payments and living without health insurance. He tried to stay under the radar, making little to no income and relying on his former wife, Vanessa, for support while attempting to return to the show.
Unfortunately for Colt, his wife eventually left him, and his attempts to return to the 90-Day Fiancé franchise failed due to a leg injury. In 2024, Colt is facing an IRS audit for not reporting his income and avoiding paying taxes. Celebrity blogger John Yates revealed that Colt tried to escape his mounting debt by moving to Canada and then to Brazil, but both attempts were unsuccessful.
In a desperate bid to resolve his financial woes, Colt is now trying to get adopted by a wealthy Brazilian woman who he met online. This adoption would grant him Brazilian citizenship and potentially provide him with a fresh start. However, this plan is fraught with complications, and Colt risks arrest for tax evasion and fraud if he doesn't address his outstanding debts.
Colt Johnson isn't the only reality TV star facing IRS troubles. Other celebrities, such as Todd and Julie Chrisley from "Chrisley Knows Best," were convicted of tax evasion and bank fraud, resulting in lengthy prison sentences for both. Then we have Cierrah Williams from "Basketball Wives LA," who pleaded guilty to tax fraud, bank fraud, and insurance fraud, highlighting her legal troubles. These cases serve as a reminder that even reality TV stars can face significant legal consequences when they neglect their tax obligations.
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