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Jasmine melts wedding rings to make earrings for her daughter: “If Gino wants them, he can wear them”

United States — The 90 Day Fiancé universe is once again shaken by a revelation that has left both the audience and cast speechless. Jasmine Pineda, one of the show’s most polarizing stars, confessed during the Happily Ever After Tell All special that she melted both her engagement and wedding rings to turn them into earrings… for her daughter Matilda.

Yes, you read that right. The jewelry that symbolized her union with Gino Palazzolo—once the subject of countless arguments, tears, and reconciliations—has now become children’s accessories. “I did it for Matilda. They’re hers now,” Jasmine declared with total ease, while the rest of the cast looked on in disbelief and outrage.

The story behind these rings was never a fairytale. Gino bought the first one from a random shop in Panama for just $270, with no diamonds or luxury. Jasmine initially claimed to value the gesture, but quickly accepted a more expensive version. Then came the dreamy wedding, with a new band that fans believe cost a fortune. But all that symbolism vanished once the relationship began to crumble.

Host Shaun Robinson didn’t hesitate to ask where the rings were. Jasmine’s answer was as unexpected as it was provocative: “I melted them. Now they’re earrings for Matilda.” Fellow cast member Guillermo questioned what she would tell her daughter when she grows up. Jasmine, unfazed, replied: “It is what it is.”

Gino didn’t stay silent. He demanded the rings back, to which Jasmine sarcastically responded: “If he wants them, he can wear the earrings.” Tension escalated as other cast members, like Kara and Yara, pointed out that the right thing would have been to return the jewelry before destroying it.

The gesture has divided fans. Some see it as a bold move of empowerment and emotional detachment. Others call it disrespectful and vindictive. One thing is clear: Jasmine has once again proven she doesn’t play by anyone’s rules—not even when it comes to the sacred symbols of marriage.

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