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’90 Day Fiancé’ Star Ashley Martson Reveals Inmates Have Found Her Address: ‘I Don’t Get It’

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Aug 23, 2019 6:36 pm·

By Samantha Benitz

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She’s looking for answers. 90 Day Fiancé star Ashley Smith (née Martson) asked fans to share their thoughts after revealing that some inmates have surprisingly discovered her address in recent weeks. The TLC alum took to Instagram on Friday, August 23, to get advice because she has been receiving mail from unknown prisoners at a Pennsylvania correctional facility — even sharing a photo of a letter to prove it. Ashley questioned her followers about the state prison system and she also shared what people said in response. Scroll through the gallery for more details.

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90 Day Fiance Ashley Martson Inmates Found Address

Unwanted Mail

Ashley, 33, first posted about her dilemma by sharing a message with her fans. “Can someone explain to me how inmates continuously get my address?!? I don’t get it!” she wrote.

“DM me please this is a serious question.”

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Reaching Out

The reality star later posted a photo of a letter she received around August 21 — sent from someone behind bars.

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Looking for Answers

“Watch that whole thing with your address and the inmates. I hope that’s your old address,” one person sent the mother of two, and she shared the response on her Instagram Stories.

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Fan Responses

“Your ex probably wrote that down in prison,” the commenter guessed. “They pass s—t like that around. Trade it for other things. At least that’s how it was when I worked at Cumberland County.”

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Taking to Instagram

Ashley’s estranged husband, Jay Smith (full name: Conroy St. Christopher Smith), originally found himself in legal trouble due to a PFA (Protection From Abuse) violation following a social media post made by him about his former flame.

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Free Man

In a surprising turn of events, the Jamaica native was released from ICE custody at York County Prison in York, Pennsylvania, on Wednesday, July 31.

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Other Theories

Considering that Jay is no longer in custody, another fan speculated that inmates simply found Ashley’s address online.

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Key Words

“They get contraband cell phones and a simple google search. I’ve been in corrections 8 years lol,” the second person wrote.

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Taking Precautions

Ashley revealed that she only posted the responses from people who wanted her to share. The TLC alum also confirmed that she no longer lives at that address and only uses a P.O. box.

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Day Fiance Ashley Martson Jay Smith Deported PFA Court Hearing

Sharing Updates

“It’s still a question and I get it now,” Ashley wrote. “I didn’t realize they had the resources they do.”

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Moving On

In early August, Ashley spoke about Jay’s deportation drama while chatting exclusively with In Touch, revealing that she just wants him to keep his distance at this point.

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New Beginnings

“Honestly, I don’t really care if he’s deported,” she told In Touch. “I just want him to leave me alone.”

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Calling It Quits

Ashley filed for divorce from her estranged husband, Jay, for the second time in April.

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Next Chapter

Since then, Jay has gone public with a new girlfriend, so it looks like they are both ready to move on.

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Sound Off

Are you surprised that Ashley is receiving letters from inmates? Share your thoughts, below!

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