It’s Official: Jovi declared bankruptcy, Yara went crazy – the marriage officially collapsed.
It finally looks like 90 Day Fiancé star Jovi Dufren is listening to his wife Yara Zaya and taking their marriage seriously for the first time in years.
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For nearly two decades, Jovi worked in the oil and gas industry as an ROV (remote‑operated vehicle) supervisor, a job in underwater robotics that kept him offshore for long stretches of time. He spent months at sea and only came home for a few weeks before leaving again, and he never considered quitting or changing that high‑paying career for anyone—not even for his own family. That lifestyle took a toll on their marriage, leaving Yara alone with their daughter and pushing her to seek a better environment than Louisiana. That’s why she pushed the family to move to Miami, where she finally found support through the Ukrainian community and a life that didn’t feel so isolating.</p><p>But now, everything seems to be shifting. According to Jovi’s recent Instagram story, he is officially unemployed, writing: *“First day in the last 17 years without a job, cheers to new beginnings.”* That caption strongly implies he quit the offshore job he held for nearly two decades—something he swore he would never do. Fans immediately connected the dots: Jovi is finally choosing his family over the oil rigs. Whether he’s already found a new job or is just beginning the search, the message is clear—he wants work that keeps him home, where he can come back to his wife and daughter every day instead of disappearing for months at a time.</p><p><a href=)
This move isn’t random, and it isn’t impulsive. This is Jovi making major life changes to save his marriage, rebuild trust, and prove to Yara that he’s serious about their future—especially if he wants to convince her to have another baby. After years of arguments about his absence, his priorities, and the strain of long‑distance family life, Jovi finally seems ready to step up. Quitting a job he held for 17 years is the biggest sign yet that he’s choosing his wife, his daughter, and his marriage over everything else.
