Rob Warne antagonized a lot of fans with his recent comments during the 90 Day Fiance tell-all. He displayed a kind of behavior many people considered disturbing, and even though tensions were high all around when he had his outburst, he definitely took it too far.

Immediately after his comments aired, Rob became the topic of many online arguments among 90 Day Fiance fans. While some people are supportive of him on principle, it’s almost a consensus that the language he used was out of line.

The controversial argument started when Jasmine Pineda shared with the cast that she was pregnant, and when she was asked whether her husband Gino was the father or not, she replied that the father was actually Matt Branis.

That’s when Rob erupted and accused Jasmine of cheating. He said that Jasmine and Gino’s open marriage was just an excuse for Jasmine to cheat on her husband with Matt.

Of course, Jasmine took offense, and retaliated by calling Rob a “clown.” After that, Rob exploded, calling her a “pregnant w****.” The derogative and sexist language used was incredibly offensive, and the fight escalated to the point of physical violence, with Jasmine throwing a shoe at him.

It didn’t take long for fans to start trashing Rob online, both for his language and for questioning Jasmine in the first place.

“Why is Rob constantly coming for Jasmine… he is really deflecting his anger towards Sophie not caring about him onto Jasmine who adores Gino,” one user posted on Twitter/X.

Someone else also pointed out that causing stress to a pregnant woman was even worse than just what he said.

Rob Apologized To Fans, But Not To Jasmine

Following the backlash, Rob decided to address his controversial behavior, but he did it in a surprising way. He didn’t apologize to Jasmine for his harsh words, but rather to the fans for having used that vocabulary on the show.

“I’ll be honest, I’m not proud of the verbiage I used towards Jasmin,” he wrote on his Instagram story, but he then clarified, “This is not an apology.“

“I just have to do better for me, and the standard I’m trying to live up to everyday. Not everyone is comfortable with certain things and to them I’m sorry if I’m offensive. My ache for literalism & impartiality has gotten me in trouble plenty of times before, and checking myself can get thouroughly [sic] tested,” he said, adding several shoe emojis.

“I can’t forget that people are watching & it’s bigger than wether [sic] or not I could care less about telling a terrible person about themselves.”

“Strap in for this Tell All, I’m sure those who dislike me will have their days. And at the end of it all at least God knows my heart”

Whether or not fans will accept this explanation remains to be seen, but for the moment, they don’t seem thrilled with him.

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90 Day Fiancé

Release Date

January 12, 2014

Network

TLC

Showrunner

Kyle Hamley

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