In the last six months, Jibri Bell has been trying to keep his separation from his wife, Miona, a secret from “90 Day Fiancé” fans. Both Jibri and Miona have ignored the constant fan questions about their marriage in the comments on their social media posts. However, once Miona started posting frequent Instagram stories about her date nights and trips with her new partner, Jibri had no choice but to confirm their split and explain why his wife was publicly dating someone else.
One of Jibri’s most recent Instagram posts was an emotional music video that he composed and edited himself. In the music clip, Jibri described the ups and downs of his marriage with his Serbian wife. He explained that he and Miona did their best to make their marriage work, but unfortunately, things did not go well. He blamed the “90 Day Fiancé” show for being one of the reasons why their marriage failed and confessed that it was not easy to put their relationship in front of the public eye, even though it was fun sometimes. Jibri confirmed that he initiated the breakup because he did not want to waste Miona’s time any longer and assured her that his decision was the best for both of them.
A couple of weeks later, Jibri talked again about his split from Miona during one of his Instagram live streams, reconfirming that the breakup was peaceful and mutual. When a fan asked, “After a terrible breakup, how do you keep yourself busy?” Jibri replied, “It wasn’t a terrible breakup. It was not like that at all. I mean, every breakup is terrible, I guess, if you look at it that way. But I fell in love so many times and fell out of love so many times. That’s just part of my life. I live a very fast life, which I don’t think is good, and I don’t think everybody should do, but it wasn’t a terrible breakup at all. We’re both in really good spots in our lives.”
On May 1st, Miona Bell announced her relationship with her new boyfriend when she posted a cute picture of them together on Instagram with the caption “Us.” Her new boyfriend is Tel Ron, a 27-year-old digital producer for the Oprah Winfrey Network, where he oversees the digital parts of various scripted and unscripted shows. He has also worked as a project coordinator for NBC Peacock and as a producer for Airtime, the app owned by billionaire Sean Parker.
