She Filed for Divorce — Then Admitted She Still Loves Him: 90 Day Fiancé Fans Are Split Over Shekinah & Sarper

She filed for divorce — and then admitted she still loves him. Even by 90 Day Fiancé standards, that is a contradiction fans are not letting go quietly.

According to Complex, Shekinah Garner has openly admitted she still loves Sarper Güven, confessing that the feeling “doesn’t just go away” — weeks after she officially filed for divorce from him. The admission has split the fandom right down the middle, and honestly, both sides have a case.

From Turkey to the Courthouse: A Quick Timeline

Their love story started in Turkey back in 2022, survived two rocky 90 Day seasons, and made it all the way to a wedding on November 11, 2024. Then came 90 Day: The Last Resort Season 3 — and everything unraveled.

At the Tell-All (aired September 21, 2026), Sarper confirmed the split. Shekinah didn’t even attend. The next day, Sarper posted on Instagram that he still loved “the SHEKINAH I met in Turkey,” said the two had been separated since early 2026, insisted he was “100% loyal” until he took off his ring — and denied choosing fame or money over her.

Shekinah fired back: she accused Sarper of using The Last Resort as a launchpad for his stand-up comedy career, and claimed his recommitment was made out of pity while he had already planned his exit.

Then, in early October 2026, TMZ reported that Shekinah had officially filed for divorce, citing irreconcilable differences — with the separation date listed as September 22, 2026, a request for spousal support, and no children together. So the marriage is legally ending. And yet here she is, saying the love isn’t gone.

Team “Let It Go”: Fans Say Shekinah Deserves a Clean Break

One camp of fans thinks the admission is exactly why Shekinah needs to move on. Their argument: Sarper told the world he already considers himself single, accused or not, he built a comedy brand off their therapy-season chaos, and recommiting “out of pity” is not a love story anyone should want back.

“She spent years questioning whether he was really in it — she got her answer,” one popular comment sums up the mood. For this camp, the divorce filing was the healthiest thing Shekinah has done, and any lingering feelings are just grief for the Turkey version of him that no longer exists.

Team “Love Doesn’t Just Vanish”: Fans Clinging to Hope

The other camp hears the same confession completely differently. If she still loves him — and according to Complex, she does — then why let the paperwork be the final word?

These fans point out that the couple separated as recently as early 2026, that Sarper himself said he still loves the woman he met in Turkey, and that a divorce filing is often about legal protection, not emotional closure. “Spousal support, separate lawyers — that’s business,” one fan wrote. “The heart hasn’t signed anything.”

There’s also a quieter third group: the ones who think the whole saga — dueling statements, comedy careers, exclusive quotes — has become performance for both of them, and the kindest outcome is silence.

What Happens Next?

Legally, the divorce will move forward unless someone pulls the plug: irreconcilable differences, a spousal support request, and a clean separation date make this a straightforward case on paper. Emotionally, it’s anything but.

Sarper is leaning into stand-up. Shekinah is starting over. Whether “it doesn’t just go away” becomes the first line of a reconciliation story or the last line of a goodbye — that chapter hasn’t been written yet.

So where do you land? Is Shekinah brave for admitting she still loves him, or should she delete the feeling along with the marriage? Drop your take in the comments — this fandom has never been shy, and this debate is just getting started.