90 Day Fiancé star Jasmine Pineda has once again broken the mold. This time, not with a romantic scene or viral argument, but with a legal decision that has shocked reality TV fans: she served Gino Palazzolo divorce papers through a newspaper ad in La Gaceta, a Florida-based publication.
Yes, Jasmine decided her separation should be public—literally and symbolically. After several failed attempts to locate Gino in Michigan, she opted for a legal alternative: publication.
According to the Legal Information Institute, this method is valid when one party cannot be located, provided the court is shown that reasonable efforts were made to find them.
But the story doesn’t end there. Gino’s attorney, Thomas Quartz, revealed that it was actually his client who filed for divorce first in Michigan and accused Jasmine of refusing to accept formal service. Quartz also advised Gino to recover the more than $70,000 he allegedly spent on Jasmine. “Every cent has been calculated. And he wants it all back,” he stated.
Jasmine’s decision has sparked a wave of reactions among fans. Is this a legitimate legal strategy or a move to stay in the spotlight? At what point does a reality star’s private life become part of the show?
Meanwhile, fans await Gino’s official response and wonder if this divorce will be even more explosive than their relationship. Because in the world of 90 Day Fiancé, even legal documents can go viral.