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’90DF’ Star Danielle Jbali Slams Fans Who Keep Bringing Up Ex Mohamed: ‘I’ve Been Moved On!’

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Jun 18, 2019 6:58 pm·

By Chelsea Duff

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She may have kept her ex-husband’s last name, but that doesn’t mean 90 Day Fiancé star Danielle Jbali (née Mullins) hasn’t moved on. Though fans keep bringing up her ex, Mohamed Jbali, in her Instagram comments, the reality star is over it — and on Monday, January 17, she shut that whole conversation down. When haters tried to troll her, she finally had enough. Check out the gallery below to get the full story on Danielle shutting down claims that she’s still stuck on Mohamed.

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'90DF' Star Danielle Jbali Slams Fans Who Keep Bringing Up Ex Mohammed: 'I've Been Moved On!'

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Name Nagging

Though Danielle, 46, kept her ex’s last name despite their divorce (and the fact that she sued him for fraud), she’s explained before that the fact that she uses it on social media doesn’t mean anything about her relationship with Mohamed.

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Legal Issues

It can be a complicated process to change your last name — and after changing hers to Jbali on all of her government IDs, it may have been too much of a pain in the butt to change it back.

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Not Sweating It

Plus, Danielle stays unbothered. “I am entitled to keep the name,” she told a fan in 2017. “The name does not define me. Plenty of women use their married name after divorce.” She told another, “I don’t need to change my name to have closure.”

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Social Status

As for why it’s the name she uses on her Instagram and Twitter, there’s an explanation for that, too. In February 2019, she broke it down for fans online. “I use my legal name on all my social media due to trying to verify my accounts,” she told them on Twitter. “When you are trying to verify, you have to show government ID.”

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Call Out

No matter how many times Danielle tries to explain all of that, though, fans just won’t listen. Once again, she had to take to social media to explain that all of her feelings for Mohamed are so far in the past.

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Over It

One of Danielle’s followers brought up when the reality star posted about a trip her daughters took on Monday, June 17. “For f–k’s sake, why in the hell [do] people still mention Mohamed? Especially in a post about her kids,” they wrote.

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“Right?” the star shot back. Another fan chimed in, “I think everyone telling her to move on from him and stop being stuck in the past really [need] to move on and stop being stuck in the past.”

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Moving Forward

The reality personality couldn’t help but agree. “I have,” she responded to the commenters. “It is you people that keep mentioning him that can’t move on. I have been moved on since late 2016.”

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Family Focus

The 46-year-old celeb has asked fans to stop talking about her ex onntion him under pictures,” she begged in November 2018. her family photos before. “Please stop bringing my ex up under my grandkids. They are no relation to him. I will start blocking if you me

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Speaking Out

Danielle hasn’t been talking about her ex lately — but even if she does, rest assured that doesn’t mean anything either. In June 2018, she lashed out at haters who said that she needed to not focus on Mohamed so much.

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Legal Ties

When someone accused her of still “thinking about” her last relationship, she snapped back that she had good reason to. “I am responsible for Mohamed for 10 years, so if he gets government assistance they can come after me,” she explained. “I always think about that possibility.”

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Possible Loophole

However, in December 2018, Danielle admitted that there was a chance that Mohamed might get deported after all. “The application he had to file to remove his conditions in order to get [his] 10-year card is backlogged,” she revealed. Nothing is official just yet.

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New Love

Here’s what we do know, though: The star couldn’t possibly be hung up on her ex-husband because she’s actually seeing someone new. “He was there for me and my kids after Mohamed left,” she exclusively told In Touch.

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More Than Friends

“He had reached out to me and Mohamed both during our first season of 90 Day Fiancé,” she said. “We stayed in contact after me and Mohamed split. … He approached me and did a hypothetical scenario, [saying], ‘What if there was someone who would love you, support you and be there for you?’”

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Real Deal

“When he first did the hypothetical, I cried,” she admitted. “I never thought someone like him would be interested in me because he is educated in the profession of teaching. … We are still together.”

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Living Life

As for Mohamed, he’s also doing his own thing, living a much more private life in Texas. Though he’s not ready to get married again, he’s doing just fine — that is, when he’s not getting roasted on Instagram for his poor cooking skills. But hey, at least it’s not being endlessly trolled over your last name, right?