The 90 Day Fiancé divorce saga just took a dramatic turn—and Thais Ramone is not going quietly.
Just 24 hours after Patrick Mendes filed court documents claiming Thais had an extramarital affair that surfaced around April 2026, her legal team hit back HARD. Thais’ attorney Carmen Marisol told TMZ that the motion filed this week contained inaccurate allegations about alleged marital misconduct, and Patrick’s counsel acknowledged those statements “were included in error.” Both sides agreed the motion will be stricken. In legal speak, that’s a full backtrack. The kind of L you don’t bounce back from quietly.
But Patrick’s allegations were WILD. According to legal documents, Mendes claims he discovered Ramone’s alleged affair around April 11, 2026. He then accused her of kicking him out—and escalated fast. Mendes claims Ramone threatened him with a knife while holding their daughter Aleesi during a confrontation later that month, saying he contacted police afterward, leading to Ramone being taken into custody. That part of his filing has NOT been retracted, which makes the narrative even messier.
This all stems from a May 2026 domestic incident. Patrick called cops on May 22 and reported a domestic violence incident with Thais, claiming she slapped him in the face at her Nevada home. Ramone was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor domestic battery, but prosecutors declined to pursue the charge two days later. At the time, Ramone told police Mendes had been “controlling” and maintained that she acted in self-defense.
Now, via Instagram, Thais is telling a completely different story about who’s actually doing them dirty in this marriage. She wrote “It’s all fake and he is desperate to try to make me wrong,” then doubled down in a longer comment. “He’s the one out there at clubs kissing women in front of 90 Day cast members. I’ve never done anything like that. He’s just trying to make me wrong because I chose not to go back to the marriage.” That’s a direct counter-narrative—and it’s public.
The backdrop here matters: Patrick and Thais were cast members on the latest season of 90 Day: The Last Resort, which premiered on June 1, 2026. The whole show’s premise is couples on the brink trying therapy. They went on camera to save the marriage while secretly imploding off-camera. Patrick and Thais tied the knot in Florida in February 2022, so they’ve been together for roughly four years total. Their daughter Aleesi is 3.
The former couple appeared in court Friday and mutually agreed to participate in Family Mediation Center services in hopes of resolving their custody dispute amicably. So despite the public scorching, they’re trying to take this to mediation instead of a full court war. That’s the legal move—get it out of the tabloids, protect the kid.
What’s wild is the contradiction: Patrick’s legal team admits they accidentally filed false cheating allegations, which is a massive credibility hit. But the knife allegation, the one that really paints Thais as unstable, remains in the court record. Thais is counterattacking by reframing Patrick as the unfaithful one, the club-goer, the one who couldn’t hold the marriage together. And she’s doing it in the court of public opinion first—Instagram comments and media statements—before letting the lawyers hash it in chambers.
This is what a 90 Day Fiancé divorce actually looks like in 2026: court filings accidentally admitting error, knife allegations, clip-worthy Instagram comebacks, and a custody fight wrapped in a reality-TV season that nobody’s sure how to edit. The couple went on a couples-therapy show to save their marriage. Instead, they’re saving receipts.
The 16BARS take: Thais firing back through her lawyer AND through Instagram comments is the move—deny the false allegations publicly, get the court to strike them, and flip the narrative back on Patrick. If his credibility is already damaged by filing erroneous cheating claims, the knife allegations lose some teeth too.
