Is 90 Day Fiancé‘s Jovi overreacting about Yara’s investments, or is he out of line? We first met these two in season 8, and these two were spicy from the start. You know when you shake a magic 8 ball, and it says, ‘outlook not so good’? Yes, that, but in human form. This story is really about jealousy and insecurity. Long story short, Yara is thinking about looking for apartments in Prague. Immediately, this bothered Jovi. He looks at it like she wants to have a fallback place in case the two don’t work out. See, jealousy and insecurity.

He honestly could’ve at least handled his initial response better. If you are worried about these things, you need to get to the root of them. Fans are also saying, why not get one and just rent it out until they figure some things out? Jovi seems a little less thrilled about that idea.

Is 90 Day Fiancé’s Jovi Overreacting About Yara’s Investments?

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“One point 90 Day Fiancé star Yara made is that an apartment or home could be a wonderful investment. Depending on the living arrangements, she could always sublease or rent an AirBnB for a passive income stream. If not, Yara’s friends and family would have a safe haven to escape to as they flee the war in Ukraine. Yara’s decision to own property wouldn’t necessarily mean her family has to live in Prague. Aside from appearing on 90 Day Fiancé, Jovi has a job working with underwater robotics, and it requires him to be away for weeks at a time. In the past, Jovi and Yara’s time apart has led to Jovi missing out on other milestones. For example, Yara chose the current home they are living in and also gave birth to Mylah while Jovi was overseas. Since he’s gone more often and Yara is home with Mylah, it makes more sense for her to choose their permanent living arrangements—even if that means in Prague.”

Is 90 Day Fiancé‘s Jovi overreacting about Yara’s investments, or is he out of line? Moreover, we know he doesn’t want to relocate. so it seems like they are splitting hairs. The real question is, is he afraid she will move, or is it more of a fear of commitment shining through in a different way? Truth is, some of his points are valid and make sense. The reality is it may end up coming down to a compromise.

Sadly, they just aren’t there yet. Keyword being yet.