The highly publicized marriage of 90 Day Fiancé stars Yara Zaya and Jovi Dufren has officially ended in divorce. Just two days ago, the pair appeared in a New Orleans courtroom, where a judge declared their marriage over and ordered Jovi to pay Yara $150,000 as part of the settlement. A viral photo showing Yara holding back tears while Jovi stood emotionless captured the heartbreak of the moment, sparking an emotional reaction from fans online.
Their romance had captivated viewers since 2020, when Yara, a Ukrainian beauty, fell in love with Jovi, a Louisiana native and offshore ROV supervisor. Their story blended cultural differences, family skepticism, and Jovi’s party lifestyle clashing with Yara’s desire for stability. Despite conflicts, they married and welcomed their daughter, Mylah. For a while, fans believed Jovi had matured into a family man, but cracks soon reappeared—frequent arguments, social media hints of trouble, and distant body language during their last TV appearances.
By the time of the divorce, Yara reportedly felt isolated, balancing motherhood in the U.S. away from her family, while Jovi struggled with the demands of his offshore career. Legal experts believe the settlement recognized Yara’s role as primary caregiver and her sacrifices in relocating.
Now, Yara is leaning on friends and her mother in Ukraine while focusing on her influencer career and possible new ventures. Jovi, meanwhile, remains committed to co-parenting despite the challenges of his job keeping him away for weeks at a time. Fans are split—some see Yara as a strong woman starting over, others sympathize with Jovi’s struggles. Regardless, their divorce highlights the pressures of reality TV relationships, where love, culture, and fame often collide.
