Jasmine Pineda didn’t bring her children to the US but used the money to buy herself a new car
90 Day Fiancé star Jasmine Pineda’s move to the United States wasn’t the dream she envisioned. Her dependence on Gino for everything, including taking her to the gym, caused her pain for a while, but in 2024, she finally got the freedom and independence she’d always wanted.
Until Gino applied for an adjustment of status and helped her get a work permit, green card, and driver’s license, Jasmine felt trapped and dependent on him, and she resented him for it. Even though they broke up, Gino agreed to help Jasmine legalize her stay in the country, but only if she agreed to appear with him on several 90 Day Fiancé spin-offs. Gino’s love for the attention and fame he’d gained from being on the show for so many years was something he wasn’t willing to give up.
In 2024, Jasmine finally received her green card and driver’s license, marking a major milestone in her journey in the United States. She recently posted an Instagram story showing off her new car, a Subaru, which she bought using her reality TV earnings from the second season of The Last Resort. Jasmine even paid extra to have the car repainted pink. With her new car, Jasmine can now drive herself to the gym and wherever she wants without having to rely on her new boyfriend or expensive Ubers. This newfound independence is a stark contrast to her previous situation, when she had to rely on her partner for everything.
It seems that Jasmine has shifted her focus from bringing her children and sister to the United States, as she had promised earlier, to prioritizing herself. She had previously spent her reality TV money on cosmetic surgery, but this time, she chose to invest in something more practical—a car. By purchasing the car and saving the rest for everyday expenses, Jasmine is taking steps to become more independent from men. Her new boyfriend, Matt, is also financially unstable, so Jasmine now relies on her reality TV money and her Only Fans income to support herself. This shift in priorities highlights Jasmine’s determination to be independent and navigate her new life in the United States.
