Nothing could have prepared for this moment. In the latest episode of Before the 90 Days, Jasmine calls her mother with a trembling voice—and each word that follows freezes the room. She confesses to having been dishonest for a long time, because she “didn’t want to worry her mother.” But the truth weighs more heavily than any apology: her marriage to Gino was nothing like she described it, and in fact, it had been failing for almost a year.

Marriage loses its spark, depression sets in.

Jasmine spoke frankly: after getting married, it was a series of sad, depressed, and lonely days. Video calls with her mother became less frequent because Jasmine was ashamed of her own choice. She knew her mother didn’t deserve to be kept in the dark, but the fear of disappointing her mother kept her silent—until now.

“Entering into marriage” to try and hold on… and the price is too high.

In desperation, Jasmine proposed a solution that she herself admitted was a mistake: an open marriage. According to her, Gino couldn’t satisfy her emotional or physical needs; Jasmine issued an ultimatum—either divorce and fulfill his marital duties, or accept her exclusive relationship outside of the marriage with his permission. They both agreed. That was the moment the moral line blurred—and everything spiraled out of control.

The man at the gym… and the secret that can’t be hidden.

Jasmine met Matthew at the gym, and their friendship turned into a romantic relationship. Then the unbelievable happened: she became pregnant. When her mother asked about the timing, Jasmine burst into tears—seven months. The room fell silent. It wasn’t just an extramarital pregnancy; it was seven months of hiding a truth that could shatter any remaining relationships.

A baby girl is on the way—but where are the plans?

Jasmine announced she was expecting a baby girl. The good news should have been met with smiles, but instead, a wave of worry washed over her. No parenting plan, no stability, no clear future. Jasmine’s mother was heartbroken because her daughter was so far away, and now she faced motherhood alone.

The online confrontation left the mother speechless.

Jasmine invited Matthew to appear on screen. He introduced himself, saying he loved Jasmine and wanted to help—but he was awkward, unprepared, and even admitted he hadn’t thought about taking care of a baby. Jasmine’s mother asked directly: “You met Jasmine while she was still married, so how did you accept that?” His vague answer only deepened the disappointment. Jasmine blamed herself for Matthew’s immature way of speaking, as if he didn’t realize he was facing the mother who had given her daughter her whole heart.

A confession that came too late?

Jasmine’s mother says something that tugs at the viewer’s heartstrings: she’s saddened by her daughter’s loneliness, and more worried than ever about the unplanned pregnancy. Jasmine breaks down in tears—her defenses are gone, replaced by the raw reality of a woman facing the consequences of a series of wrong decisions.

The question remains: what will Jasmine do next—how will she face Gino, what will her future with Matthew be like, and who will be the real support system for her unborn daughter?