Kara Leona isn’t done talking about her marriage, and this time she’s going after her estranged husband’s résumé. According to Complex‘s Bernadette Giacomazzo, the 90 Day Fiancé star used an appearance on the Reality Gays podcast to accuse Guillermo Rojer of jumping from one career plan to the next without ever following through, all while he criticized the way she makes her money on OnlyFans.

A list of plans that never took off

Kara came with examples. She said her mother was getting ready to retire and her family was willing to hand Guillermo an established business once he moved to the United States. “You can come to America, you can take over this successful company,” she recalled telling him. “It was all laid out. All he had to do was show up and do the things. Couldn’t do that.”

When that fell through, she said, he wanted to start a landscaping company, so the family bought him a truck. By her account, the business never got going. “My guy didn’t even look at a piece of grass for six months,” she said.

Next came a children’s book, and Kara said she started researching illustrators and publishers to help make it happen. That stalled too, according to her. Then, she said, he “woke up and decided he wanted to be a pilot” and talked about joining the Air Force. Her punchline: “Where’s your uniform, sir?”

The “moral horse” problem

What bothers Kara most, she said, is the gap between how Guillermo talks about values and how he acts. “I think what’s so interesting about Guillermo is that he, like, really puts himself as, like, on a high, like, moral horse,” she said. In her view, “when push comes to shove and things get hard and challenging,” he “doesn’t show up.”

She didn’t claim to be perfect. “I might be a crazy b*tch, but, like, I am reliable through and through,” she said. “I will show up for my friends, I will do the hard thing.”

She also said she was blindsided when he skipped their recommitment ceremony on 90 Day: The Last Resort. “I never thought Guillermo wouldn’t show up,” she said. “It was shocking.”

Why OnlyFans became the breaking point

The new comments build on another podcast stop a few days earlier. According to Complex‘s Giacomazzo, Kara told host Weezy on the October 14 episode of the Decisions, Decisions podcast that money trouble was a big part of the split. “He had a million and one dreams, but like it never was coming to fruition,” she said. “I was starting to understand that I can’t trust him to be the provider.”

She said that was what pushed her toward adult content. “It only crossed my mind truly because I was about to face single parenthood and I felt like I couldn’t rely on my ex-husband to follow through on the things he said he was going to do,” she said. Kara explained that she first opened her OnlyFans while pregnant and used the money to help secure a home, stepped away, then came back as the marriage was falling apart, deciding to “turn up the spice level.”

She also pushed back on the idea that OnlyFans is her whole income. “I still have a valid Virginia realtor’s license. I have a closing literally in two days and several after that,” she said, calling it “just one of my several streams of income” alongside music, TV and social media. In September she also announced a partnership with adult novelty company Doc Johnson on products modeled after her, Complex reported.

On The Last Resort, Guillermo made it clear that her explicit content crossed boundaries he wouldn’t budge on, and he ended the marriage with a letter instead of showing up to the ceremony.

Guillermo’s response

He hasn’t stayed completely quiet. Under an Instagram reel promoting Kara’s Decisions, Decisions interview, he wrote: “Here we go with the crazy story… People be careful with what you believe.”

Kara, meanwhile, is back on TV as a single woman. She joined Season 2 of 90 Day: Hunt for Love, which premiered October 5.

The takeaway

Kara’s version of events flips the usual reality-TV script. On the show, OnlyFans looked like the thing that ended the marriage. In her telling, it was the backup plan she built because she didn’t think she could count on anyone else. Guillermo is telling people not to believe her, and so far fans have only heard her side in detail. Still, her point will sound familiar to a lot of creators: adult content is often a business people choose for financial security, and that’s the part critics tend to leave out.

Image: Microphones in the SPNN podcast studio, photo by Myotus (CC BY 4.0), via Wikimedia Commons.