Jasmine Pineda from 90 Day: The Last Resort now sees the United States as her home, making it unlikely she’ll move back to Panama. Her relationship with Gino Palazzolo was entertaining, full of love but also challenges. Despite their 18-year age gap and frequent arguments, they got married in the U.S. However, their marriage struggled with intimacy issues, leading them to try therapy and even an open marriage. In 2024, their relationship ended after the open marriage failed. Jasmine is now pregnant with Matt Branis, while Gino has moved on.
Jasmine’s Desire to Reunite with Her Sons
Jasmine has shared her goal of bringing her sons, Juance and JC, to the U.S. She’s been saving money through platforms like Cameo and OnlyFans to support this plan. In early 2025, during a TikTok live, she mentioned that if her sons’ U.S. visas are denied, she might return to Panama to be with them. To save money, she’s been shopping at budget stores like the Dollar Store and skipping luxuries like nail salons.
Jasmine and Matt’s Growing Relationship
Despite her earlier statements, Jasmine seems set to stay in the U.S. After moving to Florida, she feels more at home in its warm, tropical climate. She’s also building a life with Matt Branis, with whom she recently had a daughter, Matilda. At first, Jasmine was hesitant to date again, but her recent social media posts show she’s growing closer to Matt. They’ve even started a shared Instagram account, hinting at a possible engagement. This new relationship makes it less likely she’ll return to Panama.
A New Family in the U.S.
Jasmine has built a strong support system in the U.S., which further ties her to the country. A year ago, she only knew Gino and a few others, but now she’s close with Matt, her daughter Matilda, and some of Gino’s family, like his cousin Dana and Dana’s wife, Michelle. In May 2025, Jasmine posted about a visit from Dana and Michelle, calling them “Papa” and “Mami” and referring to them as her “beautiful American family.” This new family makes her feel settled in the U.S.
Florida’s Weather Suits Jasmine
Jasmine didn’t like Michigan’s cold weather and often talked about missing Panama’s warm climate. Since moving to Florida, she’s much happier with the sunny weather and beach access, which feels similar to Panama. This change has reduced her desire to return to her home country.
Jasmine’s Career Goals in the U.S.
Jasmine is also focused on building a career in the U.S. In March 2025, she started classes to become a real estate agent, sharing her excitement about this new step. If she succeeds in this career, it’s unlikely she’ll move back to Panama permanently.
In summary, Jasmine’s new family, relationship with Matt, love for Florida’s weather, and career ambitions make it clear she’s building a life in the U.S. and is unlikely to return to Panama anytime soon.