Key Takeaways
- Shekinah Garner accused women around estranged husband Sarper Guven of blocking attempts to serve him divorce papers, writing, “You're just keeping him married longer.”
- The 90 Day Fiancé star filed for divorce on Sept. 28, while a fan account’s claims that Guven and women around him intercepted service attempts during his comedy tour remain unconfirmed.
- Garner seeks $6,189 a month in spousal support and $35,000 in legal fees, saying trips to Turkey to sustain their relationship disrupted her esthetician business.
Shekinah Garner has a message for the women allegedly helping Sarper Guven avoid being served in their increasingly messy divorce: You're only keeping him married longer.
The 90 Day Fiancé star unloaded on Instagram Stories, claiming people surrounding her estranged husband have been interfering with attempts to formally serve him divorce papers. And Garner didn't bother choosing diplomatic language.
“To the whores around my husband who think they are protecting him by not allowing him to be served, you're just keeping him married longer,” Garner wrote, punctuating the message with a laughing emoji.
The post comes as 90 Day Fiancé fan account @90dayfianceupdate claims Garner has repeatedly attempted to have Guven served during stops on his comedy tour. According to the account, women around Guven—and allegedly Guven himself—have intercepted those attempts.
That additional account has not been independently confirmed, but Garner's own post makes clear she believes people around her estranged husband are preventing service.
It's an especially bizarre wrinkle considering Guven has hardly been secretive about wanting to move on.
When announcing their breakup in September, Guven declared that their “fairytale love story has come to an end” and maintained the couple had already been separated for months.
In purported messages recently shared by a woman named Khloey, Guven was even more direct when asked whether he was available.
“I'm single,” he allegedly wrote. “Divorce papers filed.”
Garner apparently has a different message: Filed doesn't mean finished.
She filed for divorce on Sept. 28, citing irreconcilable differences and listing Sept. 22 as the couple's date of separation. Garner initially struggled with Guven publicly declaring himself single, saying, “I still see myself as married because I am,” and insisting she remained faithful to her wedding vows.
Their split has since evolved into a serious financial fight.
Court documents obtained by TMZ show Garner is seeking $6,189 per month in spousal support, plus $35,000 in attorney's fees and costs. She claims she repeatedly closed her esthetician studio while traveling to Turkey to maintain their long-distance relationship before Guven received his U.S. visa.
Garner says the financial consequences were substantial. According to her filing, their joint federal tax return showed Guven's comedy business grossing more than $280,000 with approximately $180,000 in net profit, while her business reported a $51,000 net loss.
