Endgame or Just Friends? 90 Day Fans Are at War Over Chloe and Steven

Pick a side. The 90 Day fandom is forcing you to. Ever since Chloe Fabiano and Steven Frend started posting selfies from Puerto Rico that feature exactly two people and zero personal space, 90 Day: Hunt for Love viewers have split into two warring camps. One camp sees a secret love story unfolding in real time. The other sees two castmates who know exactly how the internet works.

Both sides have receipts. So instead of re-explaining the rumor, let’s do what the fandom is already doing — put the two cases head to head and let you be the judge. According to reports, neither Chloe nor Steven has confirmed a thing. That has not stopped anyone.

Photo: soapsTVseries.com, via Steven Frend/Instagram — the selfie that started the ship war: Chloe and Steven, just the two of them

Team “They’re Endgame”: The Chemistry Is Chemistry-ing

Team Endgame opens with the selfies. Not group shots from a cast mixer — photo after photo of just Chloe and Steven, close, relaxed, and clearly enjoying each other’s company. Then there is the moment Steven scooped Chloe up in his arms at the resort, both laughing like the cameras did not exist. You do not carry a “just friend” across a party like a rom-com poster.

Photo: TV Season & Spoilers — Steven sweeping Chloe off her feet at the Puerto Rico resort. Exhibit one for Team Endgame.

Then came the wink that broke the fandom. When a fan accused Steven of spoiling the season — implying the photos prove the two end up together — he did not say “we are just friends.” He replied, “don’t make assumptions ;)” In reality-TV language, a winky face is not a denial. Team Endgame rests its case: if there were nothing to hide, why wink?

Team “Just Friends for the Cameras”: Read the Show, Not the Feed

Team Just Friends has one unbeatable weapon: the actual episodes. On camera in Episode 3, Steven said he is locked in on Iris Castillo — “I focus on one person at a time, and that’s it.” That is not the language of a man secretly pining for someone else. Meanwhile Chloe’s romantic GPS points nowhere near Steven: she pursued Landon and Brian, and both lanes crashed on the ick — Landon for a cheek kiss she found too sappy, Brian for showing up with Emma’s lipstick still on his lips.

Photo: TV Season & Spoilers — Chloe at the Tell-All. On the show, her eyes have been on everyone but Steven.

The skeptics have a final card, and it is a strong one: Steven knows the fandom. “Don’t make assumptions ;)” is not a confession — it is bait. A winking non-denial costs him nothing and buys him a week of trending. Team Just Friends says the wink is not evidence. It is marketing. And two people posting selfies at the same Puerto Rico resort? That is not a romance. It is a workplace.

The Round Neither Side Can Win (Yet)

Here is where the war hits a wall. Team Endgame’s photos prove closeness, not romance. Team Just Friends’ episodes prove nothing about what happened off camera. The stakes are real: Steven, a Season 6 veteran who split from Olga Koshimbetova in 2024 and shares a son with her, is dating on camera for the first time in years. Chloe arrived fresh out of the wreckage with Johny Fernandes. Both have every reason to be careful — and every reason to enjoy the attention.

So here is the state of the ship war: Team Endgame holds the photos and the wink. Team Just Friends holds the episodes and the logic. According to reports, the truth is still locked in episodes that have not aired. So — the verdict is yours: are Chloe and Steven the secret endgame of Hunt for Love Season 2, or just two friends who learned that a selfie can break the internet? Pick your side and defend it in the comments.