Ronnie Ortiz-Magro's & Ex Jenn Harley Both Moving To Miami

Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and his ex Jenn Harley might not see eye to eye anymore, but they have one thing in common: they’re both looking for a “fresh start” in Miami.

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Ronnie Ortiz-Magro and his ex Jenn Harley are both packing it in.

They’ve both put their L.A. homes on the market, and both have plans to move to sunny Miami.

The home Jenn is putting up for sale is the one she previously owned with Ronnie, and moving forward has been contentious.

“Ronnie and Jenn agreed it’s her house and she paid Ronnie for it, plus she pays the mortgage and invested six figures into improvements,” Jenn’s lawyer shared, according to TMZ.

“Jenn tried to finalize financing on the house to get Ronnie off the mortgage, but he refused, and now Ron ‘wants a windfall that he is not entitled to.'”

With that lawsuit settled and behind them, the exes are both waiting until their homes sell to book it to Miami.

“Ronnie and Jenn are moving to Miami for a fresh start,” an insider informed The Sun.

“They each haven’t purchased a new house yet. They’ll be relocating after their homes are sold.”

Though the two aren’t planning on living together, they’ll be working together to raise their daughter.

“They’ll be living separately and will still share custody of Ariana,” the insider spilled.

For Ronnie, he may be leaving some difficult memories back in L.A.

Many believe that Ronnie’s ex Saffire Matos and her new man Cody Padrino are going to be tying the knot soon.

In a screenshot of his Instagram story shared to Reddit, the vlogger is laying down and getting a new tattoo on his chest.

A piece of paper reveals that the complete piece will say “Saffire” in script.

When fans asked if the two were engaged, Cody wrote “I got her pregnant kind of the same thing,” with a crying laughing emoji.

Users were shocked by his caption, but unsure exactly what it meant. Someone commented, “if she is thank god its not with Ronnie.”

Their romance seemed to end on bad terms earlier this year.

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