’90 Day Fiancé’ Star Veronica Rodriguez Weds Months After Domestic Violence Arrest

Veronica Rodriguez is officially married. The 90 Day Fiancé star wed Seth Daryoushfar on March 21 in Charlotte, North Carolina, just three months after the couple made headlines following their arrests in a domestic violence case that was later dismissed.

Us Weekly exclusively reported that Rodriguez and Daryoushfar exchanged vows in front of close family and friends in what the couple described as an intimate ceremony. The newlyweds said the celebration was designed to keep the focus on their relationship and the people closest to them.

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“Our wedding day truly felt like a fairytale,” Rodriguez and Daryoushfar told Us Weekly. “We made a point to steal a few quiet moments alone after the ceremony and again after dinner, which helped us stay present and connected throughout it all.” They also described the event as “perfect” and “magical,” adding that being surrounded by loved ones made the day even more meaningful.

The wedding marks the latest chapter in a relationship that played out publicly over the last year. Rodriguez introduced Daryoushfar to fans in January 2025, sharing a New Year’s Instagram post that referred to the romance as a sweet start to the year. Over the following months, the couple regularly appeared together on social media, including family events with Rodriguez’s daughter Chloe and longtime friend and former fiancé Tim Malcolm.

By late summer, the pair had taken a trip through Italy and Greece. During that vacation, Daryoushfar proposed while the couple were riding in a gondola in Venice. Rodriguez later confirmed the engagement to Us Weekly, revealing that the proposal took place on her 40th birthday.

“On my 40th birthday in Venice, Seth gave me the most unforgettable gift,” Rodriguez said at the time. “He asked me to spend forever with him.” The couple had originally planned to marry in early 2026.

Those plans appeared uncertain when both Rodriguez and Daryoushfar were arrested in North Carolina after a domestic dispute. Rodriguez was charged with misdemeanor domestic violence after being accused of striking Daryoushfar in the face. Daryoushfar was charged with assault on a female after Rodriguez alleged that he grabbed her and left scratches on her wrists and thighs.

Both were released on bond, and a court hearing was scheduled for March. However, the case was dismissed in January after the couple declined to testify against one another.

If you or someone you know has been affected by domestic violence, help is available. In the U.S., contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233), text “START” to 88788, or visit the National Domestic Violence Hotline website for confidential support 24/7.