Jasmine Pan, known from 90 Day: The Last Resort, shared a heartwarming update about her son, Wan, amidst

ongoing immigration challenges. After revealing the possibility of returning to Panama due to visa issues, Jasmine

remains dedicated to securing a positive future for her children. Jasmine and Gino Palazzolo’s relationship began on

a sugar baby website, quickly becoming serious. They got engaged in Panama before Jasmine moved to the U.S. in early 2023 to marry Gino. However, an error in her K1 visa application has delayed bringing her two sons, JC and Wan, to the U.S. While awaiting visa approval, Jasmine has been saving money to support them.

In a recent Instagram post, Jasmine celebrated Wan’s academic achievement: graduating elementary school as valedictorian and starting Junior High. She expressed immense pride and love, calling him her “biggest blessing.” Fans flooded the comments with support, with some asking if he was the son who preaches the gospel, which Jasmine confirmed with heart emojis. When asked about her children’s English skills, Jasmine shared that Wan is enrolled in a Bilingual School and takes additional English classes, noting his significant improvement and growing confidence in the language, hoping he’ll be fully bilingual by year’s end. Several 90 Day Fiancé stars also showed their support, with Stacy Silva and David Toborowsky leaving supportive comments. Jasmine reassured fans that she still intends to bring Wan to the U.S., responding with a confident “absolutely” when asked about her plans.

Since 2023, Jasmine Pan has been living in the United States, separated from her two children. The visa application error has caused an emotional struggle for her. While celebrating Wan’s academic achievement, the pain of not being in Panama to share the moment may have added to her heartache. Despite maintaining an optimistic presence on social media, the distance from her children continues to weigh on her. However, Jasmine remains determined and hopeful, actively participating in his life from afar. Despite the difficulty of being apart, Jasmine has chosen to stay in the U.S. to build a stable future for her family. She is committed to achieving her American Dream, not just for herself but also to provide her children with better opportunities when they finally reunite.