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«Cruel and Insensitive»: 90 Day Fiancé Fans Slam Julia Trubkina for Heartless Treatment of Liz Woods Amid Cancer Battle

The 90 Day Fiancé community is in an uproar, and this time the drama has crossed a line that many fans find unforgivable. Viewers are taking to social media to lash out at Julia Trubkina, accusing her of being «cruel and insensitive» following a series of interactions with Liz Woods, who is currently navigating a terrifying battle with cancer.

A Girls’ Night Turned Cold

The controversy ignited during the Between The Sheets segments. While Liz, Sophie Sierra, and Julia were dealing with misunderstandings fueled by Pedro Jimeno, Julia and Sophie chose to alienate Liz from their circle. What has deeply disturbed the fandom is that, despite being fully aware of Liz’s health struggles, Julia prioritized a perceived «girl code» violation over basic human compassion.

«I Could Be Dead in Two Years»

In a heartbreaking scene, Liz broke down in front of Julia, confessing her paralyzing fear of her illness: «I could be dead within two years,» she admitted through tears. Instead of offering a hug or a supportive word, Julia’s response was to tell Liz she should «check on Sophie,» essentially leaving her to face her pain alone.

The Taxi Incident: The Breaking Point

Redditors have been quick to point out even colder moments, noting that Julia reportedly left Liz—an emotionally shattered cancer patient—to ride alone in a cab while she chose to join Sophie in her car. Fans are struggling to understand why Julia chose to blindly trust Pedro’s version of events while showing zero empathy for a friend’s life-threatening situation. «Julia, be a better friend,» wrote one user in a post that has garnered thousands of interactions.

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