Jill Zarin’s Daughter Ally Unprepared to Discuss Broken Engagement

Jill Zarin’s daughter, Ally Shapiro, is currently not ready to discuss her recent broken engagement to Jordan Bilfeld. During an appearance on SiriusXM’s Jeff Lewis Live, Shapiro emphasized the need for privacy and respect for Bilfeld and his loved ones, stating, “I appreciate all the love, but I’m just not ready to talk about it yet.” She described the split as “very fresh,” mentioning that it had only been about ten days since the separation.

When pressed about the status of her relationship with Bilfeld, Shapiro made it clear that their romance has officially ended. The couple’s engagement was called off just two months after the proposal was publicly announced. Jill Zarin, known for her role on The Real Housewives of New York City, confirmed the breakup in a statement released on October 31, which indicated that after considerable thought, they decided to part ways.

Despite the difficult circumstances, Shapiro reflected on the relationship, noting, “I think there was a lot of love there.” She acknowledged that the three-year relationship was her first serious one and expressed hope for future encounters with Bilfeld, wishing him well. However, she confirmed that there has been no communication between them since the breakup.

Zarin’s boyfriend, Gary Brody, weighed in on the situation, categorizing the separation as amicable and praising Bilfeld as a good individual. Ally Shapiro had previously delighted fans on social media when she shared her engagement news during a romantic European getaway, but signs of trouble began surfacing as cryptic TikTok posts hinted at a split.

In the official statement regarding the engagement’s cancellation, Zarin stated that the family is rallying around Ally during this tough time and appreciates the public’s understanding and respect for their privacy. Shapiro revealed in August that Bilfeld had proposed while they were vacationing together in Europe, capturing that moment amidst unexpected rain and excitement.