“🔥 Jasmine Pineda’s Emotional Photoshoot Leaves Fans Speechless – A Bold Celebration of Black Maternal Love! 🖤”

90 Day Fiance star Jasmine Pineda has been making headlines since welcoming her first baby with Matt Branis. It was a baby girl named Matilda and was also Jasmine’s third child. Her two other kids are currently in Panama, though Jasmine previously expressed her desire to bring them to the U.S. Jasmine has faced so many controversies due to her relationship with Matt during her marriage with Gino Palazzolo. But it seems Jasmine is only getting questioned much more following her latest post. Keep reading to see why.

90 Day Fiance: Jasmine Pineda Welcomes Third Child

On April 9, 2025, Jasmine took to social media to share the first photos of her newborn daughter, Matilda. The 90 Day Fiance star said in an interview, “Introducing Matty, our sweet baby girl! She’s already filling our hearts with so much love and joy.” Many cast members, including TLC, congratulated Jasmine on her baby girl. Gino remained silent throughout his estranged wife’s celebration. But fans have seen him break down when he saw his wife looking so pregnant during the Tell-All segment.

Fans React To Jasmine’s Black Maternal Photoshoot

Jasmine Pineda has been sharing adorable photos of her baby girl. But some 90 Day Fiance fans are calling her out following her recent maternity photoshoot. According to the poster, Jasmine was selected to be a part of a gallery for the Museum of Motherhood for Black Maternal Health Week.

However, the OP believes Jasmine shouldn’t have been qualified for such a big exhibit, especially considering that she left her other kids in Panama. It was also mentioned that Jasmine doesn’t represent the Black community, and there are so many Black pregnant mothers out there who have more inspiring stories and are good role models.

• “Wtf!! And the way they photoshopped her to be darker. What’s wrong with people these days?”
• “I’m so confused like everyone else. She’s a lot of things, but black or motherly isn’t one of them.”
• “That doesn’t make sense! I saw somewhere that her photographer is black. But that still doesn’t fit the description of the show.”
• “Occupying black spaces. Lovely. F*ck her.”
• “What the actual f*ck! There are other mothers out there that is way more deserving. How did this adulterous and deadbeat mom become a role model?”
• “As a black woman, this is extremely distasteful. Black women are more likely to die during childbirth due to medical racism. The fact that Jasmine, an indigenous Hispanic woman, is centered around black mothers is so weird. And, hearing that the photographer is black is quite disappointing.”