90 Day Fiance’s Jasmine Pineda Says ‘Everything’ in ‘Before the 90 Days’ Season 5 Is ‘True’

90 Day Fiancé star Jasmine Pineda is clearing things up about her reality TV debut on Before the 90 Days season 5 back in 2021.

The TLC personality, 38, took to her Instagram Stories on Wednesday, January 29, to clarify the timeline of her romance with husband Gino Palazzolo and insist that everything fans saw was completely authentic. “Hi my loves, I just want to give faith that everything you saw in Before the 90 Days season 5 is true and that’s the only and real version of facts,” Jasmine began.

“I’ve had many people asking me about this topic and out of respect to viewers I’m going to clarify it and show you with ‘evidence’ how things happened chronologically,” she continued.

Jasmine first shared a screenshot of a photo taken in Panama City, Panama, on December 22, 2020. The image showed a list of flights on a monitor in an airport. “This is the date when my husband Gino met me for the first time in person ever in Panama,” Jasmine wrote.

She then shared another photo taken in Panama City on the same day. This one was a mirror selfie of the Panama native and her husband. “Our first picture together … good times that I will always cherish in my [heart emoji,” the mom of two, who is currently pregnant with her third child, continued.

Jasmine also shared a screenshot of the overview of her OnlyFans page, with her first income from the site made in December 2021.

“My OnlyFans page is created in December 2021, exactly one year after filming,” she noted.

Another screenshot showed the premiere date of Before the 90 Days season 5 — December 12, 2021.

“And this is exactly the same day when the show aired in the U.S.A.! Almost a year after been filmed,” Jasmine wrote. In the next slide, she added, “So, when I talk about the reasons why I got fired — I didn’t have an OFans. This all happened a year before you watch it on [TV emoji].”

Jasmine concluded, “So … the version of events you saw in the show is exactly how it happened. I decided to forgive him and continue my relationship with Gino. No reason to change the narrative for a story that on top of being fake is as bad as the original. Just saying.”

Jasmine’s firing from her teaching job in Panama was a topic covered in Before the 90 Days season 5. Gino, 54, traveled to the country from Michigan to meet her in person for the first time after they connected on a sugar baby website, but the couple hit a rough patch when Jasmine received direct messages from Gino’s ex, who warned Jasmine that he had been in contact with her and even sent her Jasmine’s nude photos.

Though Gino denied it at first, his ex sent a screenshot to Jasmine, and he ultimately confessed, telling the Panama native that it was his way of “rubbing it in” to his ex that he found someone new.

Jasmine claimed that the photos were leaked to her job, which led her to be fired and “banned from teaching,” which she said was a “big low” point for her.

However, Gino recently disputed Jasmine’s claim that the photos were the reason she was terminated. “How would my ex even know what school she worked at in Panama?? Also she lost her job before the show even aired,” he wrote on his Instagram Stories on January 28. “I was with her when we went to the school and she was laid off. She never mentioned anything about leaked photos that day as the reason she lost her job.”

Gino claimed that Jasmine was fired because of a “personality conflict” with her boss.

“Which she told me multiple times about,” he added. “Also it was likely combined with the fact that she had an OnlyFans account while in Panama as well. But personality conflict with her boss was very likely [the] main reason.”

In response, Jasmine wrote on her Stories that Gino was “creating a false narrative to look better.”

“Imagine someone committing a crime (revenge porn) You forgiving them as a dummy and then they victim blaming me,” she continued.

Additionally, in an exclusive statement to In Touch, Jasmine’s rep, Dominton Talent House, said, “She has previously discussed this incident, and her account of the events remains unchanged.”