90 Day Fiancé Stars Jenny & Sumit ALS Update: What We Know From Their Video
90 Day Fiancé's Jenny Slatten and Sumit Singh shared a new ALS update in an Instagram video. Here's what was reported about her condition and their plea.
What Jenny and Sumit Said in the New Video
According to Page Six, "90 Day Fiancé" stars Jenny Slatten and Sumit Singh posted a new Instagram video update on Jenny's ALS battle. Page Six reported that Singh said her ALS "is progressing" and is increasingly affecting her ability to talk, and that Slatten herself indicated she "can't talk." Complex separately reported the same video, describing Slatten saying "I can't talk" and Singh explaining that ALS is increasingly affecting her speech.
Both outlets reported that Singh described additional physical changes: Page Six said he described her as having "more trouble walking and keeping her balance," while Complex reported he said she is having "more difficulty walking and maintaining her balance." These accounts are drawn from media summaries of the video rather than a full transcript, so the exact wording used by the couple is not independently confirmed beyond what these outlets described.
What Sumit Is Asking For
The core of the plea, as reported by both Page Six and Complex, centers on Singh's visa status. Page Six reported that Singh pleaded for help getting a visa approved so he could travel with Slatten from India to the U.S., where he suggested she could receive treatment beyond what's currently available to her. Complex similarly reported that Singh said he still needs visa approval to accompany her to the U.S. for additional medical care.
Page Six also reported that Singh said he was willing to provide documentation to support the visa request and appeared to be seeking outside help, such as a lawyer or immigration specialist, though no specific visa type, application status, or approval timeline was confirmed in the reporting reviewed here. No official immigration document or government confirmation is included among the sources reviewed, so the plea should be understood as Singh's own reported appeal rather than a confirmed legal status update.
How This Update Compares to Earlier Reports
The new video marks a reported shift from earlier characterizations of Slatten's condition, which had suggested a more stable state. This latest update, as reported across outlets covering the same video, frames her ALS as actively progressing in ways that touch speech, mobility, and balance simultaneously — a broader set of symptoms than previously described in fan-facing coverage. Among the sources reviewed, there is no independent medical confirmation of diagnosis specifics, prognosis, or treatment plans beyond what Singh reportedly said in the video itself.
What's Still Unknown
Several details remain unconfirmed among the sources reviewed. The exact visa type Singh is pursuing, the current stage of that application, and whether any government or legal body has responded to his request are not established in the reporting available here — only that he described needing approval and asked for help. Similarly, no source reviewed confirms specific treatment plans, timelines, or medical facilities involved in the proposed U.S. care. Readers looking for updates should watch for further posts directly from Slatten and Singh's own accounts, since the current record is built from secondary reporting on a single video rather than an official statement or medical disclosure.