90 Day Fiance alum Leida Margaretha is in the headlines again, but not for appearing on reality television. Leida appeared on season 6 of the show, and the star has found herself in some serious legal trouble. This isn’t the first time she has been charged and arrested. But this time, the authorities are filing multiple felony charges against her. Just months ago, she was freed from legal trouble.
Leida’s legal history has already been rough, and it does not seem that things are going to get better. Prosecutors have even reopened previous cases and added more counts to them. What led officials to refile the charges after previously dismissing them? And how serious is this new legal setback for the controversial reality TV figure? Keep reading to know more.
90 Day Fiance: Leida Has Been In Trouble With The Law Previously As Well
This isn’t the first time the 90 Day Fiance star Leida has faced felony charges. It has been almost a pattern with the reality TV star as she has been dealing with legal issues for a while. In September 2025, authorities charged her with two felony counts of identity theft related to obtaining money or credit. Investigators later linked unauthorized account charges to Leida while she worked as a part-time bookkeeper for small businesses through a temp agency.
Back in October 2023, police arrested Leida again on the charges of felony fraud, theft, and forgery. It was alleged that Leida took money from an employer without their consent. Things became better for the reality TV star when the court dismissed these charges in December 2024. Since then, Leida faced multiple felony bail jumping charges for allegedly violating bond conditions. This included the time when she couldn’t update her court records. She is also going through a separate issue with her husband, Eric Rosenthal.
90 Day Fiance: Leida Margaretha Faces 24 New Felony Charges
After all the legal trouble that she faced previously, Leida has added 24 new felony charges to her name. These charges include forgery, theft, wire fraud, and bail jumping. According to court documents obtained by Starcasm, these charges come from Leida’s alleged actions as she was working for a pavement company called Mix-Tek. Between November 2023 and February 2024, Leida allegedly transferred more than $14,000 from the company’s Bank of Mauston account without any authorization from the higher-ups.
Prosecutors first filed charges related to these transactions in May 2024. However, the court dismissed them in May 2025 after prosecutors stated they lacked any evidence to complete the conviction process. That all changed after subpoenas led to some financial records from Progressive Insurance and PrePass. The records reportedly confirmed those unauthorized transfers made by Leida. It also revealed additional transactions that the business owner did not know about.
This development allegedly showed funds moving into accounts connected to Leida’s company, Proud American Logistics. A police officer also later confirmed that the Mix-Tek owner never gave Leida permission to use company funds. Investigators noted that Proud American Logistics listed Leida as its registered agent and shared an address with Leida and her husband. Hence, prosecutors were able to refile the case.
