Her name is
Ketsia Gustave. Most likely Haitian or Martiniquan or Guadeloupean heritage.
With that said you also have to take the mindset of said people to understand her decision so let me let you in on a few details about them.
Haitian parents (for example) tend to teach their daughters to marry "well" and not necessarily for love. While among americans you can pull chicks with just "confidence" in this chick's world (at least part of it) the choosing of a mate takes a lot more into account such as family name and wealth, financial future and just how much they can build with said mate based on their potential. Not saying american culture doesnt but these things weigh far more in other cultures than plain old "love".
The beauty about Americans is that (for the most part) they truly believe in love. I often see two mofos married in America and when I see them and thier individual families I cant help but wonder how they ever got together in the first place. Completely different social ranks, backgrounds and views on life. Yet they are married and love each other to death. This wouldnt happen in Haiti and many other societies. Hell your parents wouldnt even allow you to be friends, let alone date enough to be married. Thus why it's often weird to me when i see black american who are successful or dudes from "good families" marrying strippers and other women that their social ranks would typically look down upon.
AGain, that the love factor. Not that it's right or wrong but many other societies dont give love as much weight in choosing a mate