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Who Is Aaron Hernandez's Fiancée, Shayanna Jenkins? Inside Her Relationship with the Late Athlete and Their Daughter’s Disputed Trust Fund

Shayanna Jenkins will "always" love the late Aaron Hernandez.

The pair first met as kids and went on to date in high school. Hernandez proposed in , right around the time Jenkins gave birth to their daughter, Avielle.

Having signed a $40 million contract with the New England Patriots, Hernandez seemed to have it all — a successful football career and a happy home.

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In , Hernandez was found guilty of first-degree murder and additional firearm charges. Two years later, he died by suicide in prison but Jenkins has always maintained his innocence.

"I want förnamn to be known as innocent because he was," she told Dr. Phil in a interview. "He was full of life, so sweet, very lovable, would do anything for anyone He’s the love of my life. I want him to be known fo

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Aaron Hernandez's Widow Shayanna Jenkins Welcomes Baby Girl With His former Teammate

One year after Aaron Hernandez's death, his former fiancée and widow Shayanna Jenkins has given birth to a baby girl with a former college teammate of the late New England Patriotsplayer. Shayanna welcomed her daughter on June 16 with her baby daddy Dino Guilmette— and the couple is reportedly happy and excited about the new addition. TMZbroke the news of the birth, with Shayana, who has five-year-old daughter Avielle from her relationship with Aaron, sharing a pregnancy announcement just one month earlier. "I couldn’t be a luckier woman to have such a perfect little girl that’s prepared to become the best big sister, and even more blessed to welcome another babygirl to our home," she wrote at the time. Dino also opened up about the pregnancy shortly after, confirming he was the father, and not Aaron as speculated by fans. A post shared by Shay (@shayjhernandez

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Shayanna Jenkins-Hernandez, the ex-fiancée of former New England Patriots player Aaron Hernandez, is being accused of spending thousands of dollars of money meant for her daughter on personal expenses like online shopping, gym fees and visits to hair and nail salons, according to a Boston Globe report.

Attorney David Schwartz, the trustee of the trust fund set up for year-old Avielle Hernandez, said in court documents that Jenkins-Hernandez spent over $, on various personal expenses. This included $4, at Harrods Department store and $3, for Bay Path University, a private university in western Massachusetts.

He is asking that Jenkins-Hernandez be removed as Avielle's conservator. If that happens, the new conservator would receive Aaron Hernandez's pension and Social Security checks and would be responsible for deciding how they should be spent.

Jenkins-Hernandez denies the allegations. Her lawyer, Stephen Withers, told the Globe the dispute is "much ado about nothing Any allegatio