"That's my husband" - 90 Day: The Last Resort's Jasmine accuses Florian of being a bad influence on Gino 

In Episode 5 of 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 2, what started as a seemingly innocent evening of drinks among castmates quickly spiraled into chaos when Jasmine Pineda confronted Florian Sukaj over his influence on her husband Gino Palazzolo, especially while under the influence.

The tension bubbled right on over when Jasmine, attempting to stop an already overly inebriated Gino from drinking more, faced resistance from Florian. In a heated exchange that left viewers stunned, Jasmine declared,

"He's my husband, that's my husband,"

Only to have Florian menacingly respond about her throwing away his drink.

The dramatic confrontation, which aired in the latest episode of 90 Day: The Last Resort, showcases the mounting pressure these couples face at the tropical retreat.

The spin-off series follows five couples from the 90-Day universe as they navigate their last chance at salvaging their relationships through intensive couples therapy, trust exercises, and group sessions - though if this episode is any indication, the path to reconciliation isn't exactly smooth sailing.

90 Day: The Last Resort’s Jasmine stirs up controversy while spilling drinks

The evening took a sharp turn when Jasmine observed her husband Gino getting intoxicated while hanging out with the other men. Concerned about his behavior, particularly after an uncomfortably long hug with castmate Natalie Mordovtseva, Jasmine stepped in. She immediately pointed fingers at Florian, declaring,

"Florian is a bad influence. These two cannot be together, no. You are a bad influence for my husband."

What followed in this episode of 90 Day: The Last Resort was a sequence of escalating confrontations, with Jasmine attempting to physically remove drinks from Gino's hand while the other men, including Rob and Florian, tried to intervene.

When Florian attempted to defend the men's gathering, stating "We're having fun. We're having a good time," Jasmine shot back,

"No, and you are transmitting this negative energy to Gino."

The explosive evening came on the heels of a particularly challenging therapy session focused on intimacy. Earlier in the day, couples had been assigned various "homework" tasks to strengthen their connections. Gino's assignment to plan a "night of seduction" for Jasmine had fallen flat when he couldn't maintain his composure during a hot tub massage session. The failed romantic encounter led to Jasmine confronting Gino about his alleged "p*rnography addiction," a charge he vehemently denied.

Even more revealing was Rob's earlier observation to the cameras:

"This might be the first time I've seen Gino genuinely happy. And probably because Jasmine's not around. So, what does that tell you?"

The women unite and stand together

Interestingly, before the evening's chaos, the women of the show had made progress in resolving their conflicts. During a hat-customizing session at a local bar, Natalie had managed to patch things up with Sophie following their previous nightclub altercation. Natalie had opened up about her experiences with bullying, leading to a moment of understanding between the women.

This 90 Day: The Last Resort episode ended with Stacey tossing a drink in Florian's face after he confronted Jasmine, implying that the consequences of this encounter would undoubtedly affect several relationships within the group.

As the couples continue their trip on 90 Day: The Last Resort at the resort, concerns arise regarding whether Jasmine and Gino can overcome their intimacy difficulties, particularly after Jasmine's earlier surprising proposal to have an open relationship, which Gino categorically rejected as a "dealbreaker."

The way to the season's recommitment ceremony remains uncertain, as indicated by Brandon's forthright admission: "At this point, I don't know."

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90 Day: The Last Resort Season 2, Episode 6, titled "The Last Laugh," is set to air on TLC on January 6, 2025.

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