’90 Day Fiance’: Yara Zaya Explains Why She Is Scared To Return To New Orleans

Yara Zaya of 90 Day Fiance is scared to return to New Orleans due to the damage after the second-most damaging hurricane, Hurricane Ida. 

Yara Zaya and Jovi Dufren evacuated with baby Mylah to Dallas during the major tropical storm. The 90 Day Fiance cast members have been updating their social media followers during their stay in Texas. Now, a ScreenRant report claims that the couple may extend their unexpected stay citing the conditions in Louisiana.

The reality TV star revealed that the family stayed in a high-rise Dallas hotel while waiting for their evacuation. She revealed that Jovi’s mother Gwen was safe from the storm. While staying in Dallas, Yara has been busy visiting malls. She drew flak over spending excessively during Hurricane Ida. Taking to her Instagram account, Yara revealed that she is scared of returning to New Orleans due to the destruction caused by Hurricane Ida.

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“Enjoying the time in Dallas,” she captioned the post. In the photo, Yara was at an outdoor restaurant. “We will be extending our trip due to road closures and loss of power,” Yara wrote. “I am scared to return home to see the amount of damage this storm has inflicted on the state of Louisiana.”

 

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The new mom shared sweet photos of baby Mylah on her Instagram account to let her followers know that the whole family was okay. Aside from that, she said she was aware of the conditions back home. “It’s bad here,” one user wrote. “I know, I saw video and pictures,” Yara responded.

The Ukrainian fashionista updated her followers about her husband’s job. “He can’t go to work now,” she wrote responding to a user inquiring of Jovi’s work schedule.

Jovi took to social media to grieve the tragedy back home. “Just a week ago I was standing here along the lake near where we live in Louisiana,” he captioned a photo of himself near the body of water. “This area is now completely underwater, and as many of you have seen the amount of damage to Louisiana has been devastating. My home town took one of the hardest hits.”