Jenny Slatten’s ALS GoFundMe: Everything We Know After Her Fiery Response to Critics

Jenny Slatten has never been the type to pick a fight online. But this week, the 90 Day Fiancé star had enough — and her response to critics of her ALS GoFundMe has become a rallying cry for her supporters. Here is everything we know about the fundraiser, the backlash, and the wave of love that followed.

The Post That Lit the Fuse

On October 16, Jenny took to Facebook with a message that stopped the fandom in its tracks. “For all those people who are mad about the GoFundMe for my ALS, you can have the money if I can have your health,” she wrote, as reported by Complex. Keep the money, she told her critics — all she wants is her health back.

She also defended her husband, Sumit Singh, saying people are judging him unfairly despite his unwavering support as her caregiver. According to reports, the usually soft-spoken star rarely posts anything this raw, which is exactly why it landed so hard.

What the Fundraiser Is Actually For

Jenny and Sumit live in India, where — according to reports — the couple has no medical insurance. Jenny does not want to become a burden to her three daughters in the United States, and Sumit has said returning to America is not an easy option.

A recent update on the GoFundMe page, written by a friend, says Jenny is getting weaker by the day and now hardly speaks. She takes two ALS medications along with several supplements, and the treatment leaves her tired. Sumit speaks for her more and more and has become her primary caregiver. According to some reports, her ALS care costs could reach into the hundreds of thousands of dollars per year.

Who Is Stepping Up to Help

The fundraiser is not the only support pouring in. Fellow 90 Day Fiancé star Sarper Güven organized comedy benefit shows called “Stand Up for Jenny,” with proceeds going to her care — the first show sold out, and a second was added. Fans can also purchase Cameos from Jenny and Sumit, with that money going toward her care as well.

Supporters Flood In After the Clapback

If the critics hoped to quiet Jenny, they got the opposite. Supporters flooded her posts with love and prayers, and many noted the obvious: nobody is being forced to donate to the GoFundMe. Among the messages of support, fans wrote things like “forget all the haters” and told her to tune out the noise and focus on her health and her time with Sumit. The clapback that was meant to silence critics has turned into a megaphone for her supporters.

What Comes Next for Jenny

Jenny was diagnosed with ALS in December 2025 after a year of odd symptoms, and shared the news publicly in May. The disease is progressive, and the couple continues to fight for the best care available in India. According to some reports, Sumit’s U.S. visa application was denied and is being appealed — though that has not been independently confirmed.

Through it all, Jenny’s message to her critics stands as the clearest window into where she is right now: money was never the point. Health was.

What message would you send Jenny right now? Drop it in the comments below — she reads more than you think.