Danielle Mullins to Mohamed Jbali: Did You Cheat?!?

Danielle Mullins and Mohamed Jbali are not going to live happily ever after.

This doesn"t come as a shock to anyone who has followed the ups and (mostly) downs of the reality stars, who came into public consciousness as one of the couples on TLC"s 90 Day Fiance.

And who have basically been at each other"s throats ever since.

Danielle and Mohamed got officially divorced this spring, several months after they separated, and Danielle made it clear on the 90 Day Fiance premiere last month that she wants nothing to do with her former husband any longer.

Heck, she wants him deported, Danielle said.

However, Mullins will call Jbali on the phone this Sunday on a new episode of the controversial reality show because she"ll have some pressing questions for him to answer.

Specifically: Did he cheat on her back in the day?

“You go from one woman to another. You want to know what they call that? They call that a gigolo,” Danielle yells in the clip below, while looking at a photo of her ex with another woman. “

You’re gonna be lucky if your d–k don’t fall off.”

Taken aback by these allegations, Mohamed asks Danielle if she’s drunk.

(This is never a good response when you"re asked about rumored infidelity. Consider that a free piece of advice from THG to you, fellas.)

“We were OK and everything was all right," Mohamed says by way of an attempted explanation.

"And then I posted a picture of me with my friend and you blow up on me. You posted things on social media about me. Now you are just showing me that you are a jealous woman.”

Danielle fires back as follows:

“I have commented about you here and there, but I’ve also defended you. That’s why I lost my family, because I defended you."

These two met in an online chatroom and then got married in July 2014 after Mohamed, a Tunisia native, emigrated to Ohio to be with Danielle.

Amidst financial trouble and cheating allegations, they split up in December of 2015.

Check out the fiery sneak peek below and then tune in to TLC on Sunday at 8/7c to see where things go from here:

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90 Day Fiance: Has Missing Star Mohamed Jbali Been Deported?

90 Day Fiance star Mohamed Jbali is missing — or, at the very least, has been uncharacteristically absent from social media for, like, a month.

Fans are fearing the worst — that his online disappearance means that he’s been deported back to Tunisia.

Ex-wife Danielle Mullins has opened up on the subject.

90 Day Fiance is a reality series that’s all about people who, through the normal visa process for non-Americans who are marrying US citizens, essentially have 90 days to reside legally in the country with their spouse.

After that, they either get married or allow their K-1 visas to expire and have to leave.

To be clear, that’s not the show’s invention — that’s how the system works.

Basically, it’s to keep people from staying in the US for, like, 8 years while “engaged” to a US citizen.

But we guess that lawmakers also didn’t want to force people to marry, sight unseen — like, FaceTime hadn’t been invented back when these laws were written.

And somehow three months is supposed to be enough.

The show itself just follows couples during their 90 days.

They have to deal with the usual engagement stuff, plus a deadline … and friends, family, and neighbors who see it all as a mail-order-bride situation.

“He has not been deported, it takes years before someone is deported,” Danielle Mullins says of Mohamed Jbali’s whereabouts to RadarOnline.

“He’s probably trying to make people wonder what is going on.”

That was something that we’d wondered.

After all, a social media absence isn’t the same thing as a missing person’s report.

And it would be a great PR stunt for the show, right?

That’s what Danielle thinks.

“Give him time, he will resurface when show starts airing.”

She, uh, doesn’t really gloss over her opinion of him.

“He will want to defend himself and blame everyone else.”

Tell us how you really feel, Danielle.

But we may need to take Danielle’s words with a few grains of salt.

Mohamed Jbali and Danielle Mullins have been a major source of drama for the show, and that’s not all just in the editing.

And they’re a couple who did get married.

Mutual accusations of cheating would normally be the height of drama for an engaged or newly married couple.

Instead, for these two, the alleged adultery barely scratched the surface.

They had both lied to each other before getting married.

Mohamed about having a job, Danielle about some low-level financial fraud.

Mohamed complained about Danielle’s hygiene and reported that she had a “horrible smell.”

He finally left her — not long after their wedding — after she kept threatening to “have him deported” for not having sex with her, which is pretty effed up.

Their divorce went through last March.

So, Danielle doesn’t like Mohamed — clearly — and so she’s dismissive of, well, anyone worrying about his well-being.

It would totally make sense to share her attitude, since a mysterious absence to drive up fan interest could work out well for ratings.

But at the same time, like, every day you hear another story about someone — sometimes even teenagers who’ve lived here as long as they can remember — getting deported from the US.

It’s easy to imagine an adulterous reality star winding up in someone’s crosshairs for deportation.

We guess that we’ll all find out.

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90 Day Fiance Mystery: Where the Heck is Mohamed Jbali?!?

Forget Carmen San Diego and Waldo for a moment.

The Internet has been abuzz of late with questions surrounding the whereabouts of someone who actually exists:

Where, many fans of 90 Day Fiance are wondering, is Mohamed Jbali?!?

The 28-year old rose to reality television fame on the latest season of the aforementioned TLC series.

But his marriage to 43-year old Danielle Mullins did not work out in the end.

In October of last year, Danielle filed for an annulment on the grounds of fraud and adultery.

A few months later, on March 22, Judge Tygh Tone of the Erie County Common Pleas Court announced that the “annulment was changed to a divorce and the divorce was granted.”

Later that same day, his marriage legally over, Mohamed said on a Facebook live video:

“I did not talk to Danielle, all I know is I got my divorce. She had a lawyer talking for her. The judge said it’s done and that we’re divorced. They asked if I want a divorce or annulment, I said it’s the same for me.”

Jbali added that the two paid all their bills together prior to splitting and that there was “no fighting” over any of their divorce details.

That was a positive sign. It appeared as if each side could move on and live their own lives.

Which Danielle has done, keeping fans apprised of this or that on social media.

But Jbali has gone silent. No one seems to know where he is… including his ex-wife.

On May 1, a Twitter follower told Danielle she deserved “happiness” and also asked about her former husband’s whereabouts.

“I don’t know, have not heard,” the reality star Tweeted. “I am doing well.”

After his marriage came to an end, Mohamed reportedly moved to Florida and found work as a driver. He was allegedly spotted in a Target star just a few weeks ago.

However, his social media accounts have not been updated in about a month.

What might this mean, if anything?

Last fall, a Change.org to deport Mohamed back to his native Tunisia actually garnered over 6,000 signatures, as critics called Jbali out for cheating on Danielle and for using her simply to gain citizenship.

Has he taken the hint and finally left the country?

Or has he maybe been deported?

“He’s on a two-year conditional green card,” Danielle said early last year, explaining why her ex could soon be in trouble with the law if he remains in America:

“He needs my signature or some other kind of proof to show he didn’t violate the conditions. They don’t usually accept anything unless it has both signatures.

“So I don’t know how he’s going to prove it, because they won’t take any of the past paperwork that’s already been done.”

There is another, perhaps simpler theory, however:

This is all a hoax. It’s a PR move by TLC.

The network has told Mohamed to remain quiet in order to build anticipation for the next season of 90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After.

According to a press release for new episodes, which kick off on June 25, Mohamed and Danielle will be featured.

We’ll get a close look at their relationship prior to their divorce and how Jbali was pushing for the couple to defect to Canada or Qatar.

These episodes were filmed many months ago, so the inclusion of Jbali doesn’t necessarily mean he’s still in the country or that anyone even knows where he is at the moment.

After tying the knot in July 2014, Mohamed called the cops on his then-wife for opening a DirecTV account in his name, destroying his clothes and stealing money from him.

She was also accused of dating multiple married men at the time.

Danielle, in turn, said that Mohamed had been cheating on her with various members of the opposite, including Luisa Berry.

In other words: these two have always been relied upon for some serious drama.

And this is why we’re guessing TLC wants to keep Jbali in the picture as often as possible.

We’re betting producers told him to remain off the radar for awhile in order for websites such as this one to write articles such as this and basically promote his upcoming appearance on 90 Day Fiance for free.

Darn. We fell for it, didn’t we?

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