Mexican soap opera star and her American husband accused of sham marriage to get her legal residency in the US

[Jenna]

A well-known Mexican soap opera star and her American husband face federal charges of entering a sham marriage so she could get legal residency in the United States. The government said the fake marriage was exposed when a jilted boyfriend, fashion photographer Markus Klinko, called the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.
"This actor should have realized that posing as a bride for immigration purposes could land her a role in a real-life crime drama," Special Agent Miguel Unzueta said.
The 28-year-old Romero appeared in at least 15 television shows and films since 2005, according to the Internet Movie Database, when prosecutors allege she paid Kent Ross, a pizza delivery man and musician, to marry her.
Romero appeared before a U.S. magistrate on Friday and was released on a $50,000 signature bond. She was ordered to surrender her passport and not to leave Southern California. Her activities will be monitored electronically.
The prosecutor in the case, Assistant U.S. Attorney Jim Left, said Romero could get between 15 and 21 months in prison if convicted, though such cases usually produce shorter sentences.
Ross appeared before a U.S. magistrate on Friday and was released on $25,000 bond.

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Mexican actress Fernanda Romero and her American husband face charges of entering a sham marriage

[Bob Loblaw]

If it took some "convincing" to get the pizza guy to marry her, she must've had a real awful personality.

[MacLean]

If it took some "convincing" to get the pizza guy to marry her, she must've had a real awful personality.

I've found most Mexican people to be warm and friendly, with the exception of the upper class, who behave and expect to be treated like royalty.