'Jersey Shore' Ronnie Takes Daughter to Disneyland, Jen Harley Released from Custody

"Jersey Shore: Family Vacation" star Ronnie Ortiz-Magro was able to distract his daughter from the drama going on with baby mama Jen Harley and spent the day at The Happiest Place On Earth.

Ronnie shared photos and video of himself Sunday as he enjoyed Father's Day with 3-year-old daughter Ariana at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA. It was unclear if Ariana was in Las Vegas when her mother was arrested for domestic violence and assault with a deadly weapon, but now it seems that she was in Los Angeles with Ronnie at the time.

Revealing multiple photos of the day, Ronnie appeared to also be sending a message to fans that their daughter was safe and not involved in the Las Vegas drama.

"Disneyland with my Princess," Ronnie captioned one photo of himself leaning over to give baby Ariana a kiss while she sat in a stroller and wore a pair of donut-shaped Mickey Mouse ears. Another pic showed the two posing at Paradise Pier in Disney California Adventure Park.

As of Sunday afternoon, 34-year-old Jen Harley was no longer in custody at the Clark County Detention Center. As we reported, she had been arrested on charges of domestic battery and assault with a deadly weapon and was being held on a $5,000 bond. She was set to have an initial appearance in front of a judge on Sunday, so it appears she has since bailed out.

Jen, who is a real estate agent in Las Vegas, has not yet released any statement or explanation into the events leading up to her arrest. It's also still unclear who the other involved party was, although it has been suspected to be Jen's current boyfriend. The arrest of Jen Harley comes weeks after Ronnie was arrested for domestic violence in Los Angeles, which came on the heels of the "Jersey Shore" star already being on probation from another domestic violence arrest involving Jen.

Disneyland recently dropped its mask policy for fully-vaccinated guests and is also now allowing out-of-state visitors to the theme park. For the past couple of months, Disneyland was able to open amid California COVID restrictions to allow a limited amount of guests at the park, which also included only allowing guests from the state of California. On June 15, California opened back up and Disneyland officially kicked things back into gear by opening up many of their restaurants and attractions that had been shuttered for the past year. They also changed their mask policy, allowing fully vaccinated guests to drop their masks.

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