90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After?: Jasmine and Gino argue over money (2024)

Jasmine Pineda accused her fiancé Gino Palazzolo of trying to control her and of sabotaging her dream of competing in a beauty pageant on Sunday's episode of 90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? on TLC.

'I believe that he is trying to control me,' Jasmine, 27, said in a confessional. 'And I don't like it. I'm not a submissive person.'

The episode titled Weeping Beauty opened with Jasmine, from Panama City, Panama, going with her fiancé Gino, 54, from Canton, Michigan, to the gym to train for her pageant.

'I'm going to be a beauty queen and you are going to be a beauty king,' Jasmine said.

Jasmine told Gino that he needed to lose 15 pounds.

'Especially the ones that are all accumulated in your gut after eating frozen dinners for years,' Jasmine said.

Jasmine said it felt good to get out of the house and have a goal. Jasmine asked Gino why he hadn't paid the fee yet for the pageant.

'It is a lot of money,' Gino said.

'You have to go back to work,' Jasmine said. 'This money thing is stressing the heck out of me.'

'I was expecting to marry a provider, not to be married to a jobless man,' Jasmine said.

Gino wanted to leave the gym despite Jasmine wanting to stay.

When they left the gym, Gino insisted on stopping for a smoothie.

'It's just what you want, when you want it, all the time,' Jasmine said.

'Why are you so b****y today?' Gino said. 'Is it that time of the month?'

'You are the b****,' Jasmine said. 'You are a f***ing idiot for saying that. I wish you had your period through your a** to see how you will feel.'

'In Panama no one controlled me,' Jasmine said. 'But now Gino controls the money.'

Gino sat down to drink his smoothie and Jasmine exploded that they always had to do what he wanted.

'You are acting crazy,' Gino said.

Jasmine explained how much the pageant meant to her and Gino claimed he told her that he would find a way to pay for it.

'You want to sabotage it!' Jasmine yelled.

'You don't appreciate anything!' Gino said. 'You are f***ing nuts!'

Jasmine stormed off.

'Don't be so dramatic,' Gino said.

'No creature on earth except for my dog is ever going to control me!' Jasmine said.

Jasmine threw her smoothie on the ground and then took off the shoes that Gino gave her and said she would walk home.

'But I f***ing love him,' Jasmine said to the camera. 'I wish I had a choice. If I had the power, I would choose not to love him.'

In Abidjan, Ivory Coast, Angela, 57, from Hazlehurst, Georgia, was upset she didn't go with Michael, 35, from Lagos, Nigeria, to his visa interview.

'I should have just been more understanding,' Angela said.

Angela sat at a table shaking and smoking waiting for Michael to show up. Michael finally came back and said he didn't get the visa.

'Nothing goes right for us,' Angela said. 'Nobody goes through what we go through!'

Angela stormed off and said she was over it.

'I'm done!' Angela said.

Ed Brown, 58, from Bentonville, Arkansas, was coping after Liz went back to San Diego. He said he didn't know when Liz was coming back to get her stuff. He said he was lonely but still was confident in his decision not to marry Liz.

'Nothing wrong with Liz, it's just not her,' Ed said.

Liz Woods, 31, and her daughter Ryleigh arrived back in San Diego.

'After I decided to cancel the wedding, I decided to leave Arkansas for a little bit,' Liz said in a confessional. 'These last two weeks have been really hard but it's been nice to spend them here with my daughter.'

Liz, who said she only had her daughter on school breaks, took her to the airport to send her home to her father.

'Sorry this summer didn't go as planned,' Liz said.

'There are moments where I wish I never met Ed,' Liz said. 'If I didn't give my time to Ed, maybe I could have met someone who could have treated me better.'

Liz called her mother and cried.

'I feel like the worst mom ever,' Liz said. 'I don't even have a home for my kid.'

Patrick, 33, from Las Vegas, also was shown working on his relationship with Thaís, 27, from Montes Claros, Brazil. Patrick's brother John flew in and planned to stay with Patrick. Patrick said he met Thais' father Carlos and it was awkward.

Thaís did not seem happy to see John after they came home smelling of alcohol on her birthday. Thaís told them to be quiet because their baby was sleeping and stormed off to bed.

Ashley, 33, from Rochester, New York, who was engaged to Manuel, 26, from Puyo, Ecuador, told her cousin that she was stressed and confused. She got an IV treatment that she said would make her feel better.

She told her cousin that Manuel came into her room and demanded that he needed money for his family. Ashley said she put $1,000 in his bank account. Her cousin asked her how much money she had given Manuel.

'Since he's been here, thousands,' Ashley said.

In a confessional, Ashley shared that her mother had her when she was 16 and years later when she learned who her biological father was that he committed suicide. She said Manuel was triggering those wounds by not being open with her and secret about how he was spending the money. Her cousin told Ashley to look into getting a postnuptial agreement.

'I have glossed over red flags in the past,' Ashley said. 'And I don't want to gloss over red flags here.'

Ashley later confronted Manuel at lunch. She told him she had trust issues and wanted to get a postnuptial agreement.

'You don't trust me?' Manuel said. 'I married you because I loved you.'

Manuel said he was upset but agreed to go see a lawyer with her.

Alexei, 35, from Israel, helped Loren, 35, from Hollywood, Florida, at their home after her elective surgery. Alexei invited Loren's mother over to help them prepare a Rosh Hashanah family meal.

Alexei was worried how Loren was going to cope with not being a supermom when she had six to eight weeks to recover from the surgery.

'Yes, I chose this,' Loren said. 'Yes, I wanted it. Yes, I knew it was going to be painful. Did I know how painful? Did I know how hard it would be to come home with three kids and realize just how much I can't just stop and do nothing?'

The parents of Emily, 31, from Salina, Kansas, were worried that Kobe, 36, from Cameroon referred to their daughter as property. Emily's parents then gave Kobe's family a dowry list.

'It's like a dream come true that this is happening now with all my family,' Kobe said when everyone was getting along before their wedding.

Emily told Kobe she still had questions on whether he had a girlfriend when he met her. She said she wanted to meet his ex-girlfriend.

'Will you please just text her?' Emily said.

Kobe invited his ex to lunch.

'I just want to know when they broke up,' Emily said.

90 Day Fiancé: Happily Ever After? will return next week on TLC.