90 Day Fiance: Chantel Everett and Pedro Jimeno’s relationship

Many people may have thought they knew each other well, but the coronavirus (COVID-19) has forced us all to know more about the people in our homes than we ever did before. People all over the world are quarantined together, which means they spend almost 24 hours a day with each other. So if there was ever a time to solve your problems with your family, it’s now.

Chantel Everett and Pedro Jimeno of 90 Day Fiance are realizing this. The two have had relationship problems, but quarantine has forced them to solve their problems.

90 Day Fiance: Chantel Everett and Pedro Jimeno’s Relationship

Chantel Everett and Pedro Jimeno met when Chantel Everett made a trip to the Dominican Republic. They had one of the most fickle storylines in the history of the 90 Day Fiance because none of their families were afraid to get involved in their relationship or give their opinion. Chantel Everett and Jimeno were able to walk down the aisle, but things didn’t end up magically happily ever after once they said, “I do”.

More recently, Chantel Everett developed trust issues after Jimeno got a lap dance while in the Dominican Republic.

Chantel Everett and Pedro Jimeno took their time during this quarantine.

“Spending time together has been great for us, in the middle of everything, it’s done a lot for our relationship,” Everett told Entertainment Tonight about how they’re spending time. “Now we have deeper conversations with each other.” And they’re working on their trust issues.

“Right now there’s nowhere to go,” Chantel Everett said to the outlet. “Yes, I trust Pedro. I trust him, the only problem that’s ever been between me and Pedro with trust was, like, when you were in the Dominican Republic, around your family. I trust Pedro, I just don’t trust the people around him and he’s strong enough to commit to me”.

Jimeno added that she could trust him because he would never do something like that again. “You can say that, but I mean… I hope you’ve learned from your mistakes,” Everett said.