Reality TV star Jasmine Pineda has long been a polarizing figure among 90 Day Fiancé viewers, whether for accusations of abandoning her children in Panama, cheating rumors, or using her husband Gino for a green card.
But recently, attention has shifted from Jasmine herself to her daughter, Matilda — and not in the way Jasmine expected. After posting her baby dozens of times per day across social media, seemingly to generate sympathy, gifts, and donations, some followers have begun to feel an unhealthy level of familiarity with the infant. That overexposure has now led a portion of Jasmine’s audience to publicly speculate about Matilda’s health, with some even attempting to diagnose the baby with autism based solely on short video clips.
In a screenshot shared by fan page therealitytvmess, one concerned follower commented under Jasmine’s post claiming that, “with all due respect,” Matilda is a beautiful and loved child but appears to be autistic.
The commenter pointed to the baby’s hand movements, facial expressions, and early attempts at walking as their justification for the claim. Other fans who admit to watching Jasmine’s constant stream of videos — sometimes twenty times a day due to her nonstop posting — agreed with the original poster, adding that Matilda’s hand flapping and blank stares were “signs” Jasmine should address.
Jasmine later responded in an Instagram Story, firmly denying that her daughter has autism and telling critics to mind their own business. However, she did not address the separate and growing accusations that she is
exploiting her daughter for views, engagement, and financial gain.
Under the repost, many viewers shifted the conversation toward Jasmine’s parenting choices rather than Matilda’s behavior. Critics argued that Jasmine’s relentless posting amounts to exploiting her daughter for attention and profit, especially since Matilda has no ability to consent to being broadcast online every moment of her life. Fans urged Jasmine to protect her child’s
privacy, warning that constant exposure puts Matilda at risk in a digital world where
predatory accounts actively monitor content featuring infants. For many, the issue is less about speculation over autism and more about a mother who appears to prioritize engagement and gifts over her daughter’s safety and innocence.
