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Thursday, November 15, 2018

Joe Giudice: The Real Housewives of New Jersey Ruined My Family!

Teresa Giudice is having a tough time with husband Joe’s impending deportation.


Now, Joe is making things worse in a way that could cut into her livelihood.


According to a report, Joe is demanding that their four daughters stop appearing on The Real Housewives of New Jersey.



RadarOnline reports that Joe Giudice wants his daughters to end their reality careers now.


“Joe no longer wants his kids to appear on the RHONJ,” an insider reveals.


Apparently, he lays the blame for his family’s troubles in recent years on their reality stardom.


According to the source: “He feels the show has destroyed his family.”


Teresa is the Real Housewife of the group, but they’ve all risen to fame.


All four of their children, Gia, 17, Gabriella, 14, Milania, 13, and Audriana, 9, are young.


Will Joe’s objections mean that they have to stop filming?



“His wife’s team is doing all they can to talk him off his position,” an insider reports.


The source says that they’re emphasizing that a reality career is vital “for the sake of putting food on their table.”


According to online sources, Teresa’s net worth is estimated to be in the negative — by millions of dollars.


Those hefty The Real Housewives of New Jersey paychecks should keep them afloat and may secure them more opportunities in the future.


“Teresa can’t even speak to him,” an insider characterizes.


The source explains that Teresa is reluctant to discuss this with Joe because “she’s so pissed off.”



“The Court finds that the underlying offenses for Respondent’s conspiracy conviction, mail and wire fraud…are aggravated felonies,” the court ruled.


The October 10 ruling came as a shock to the Giudice family.


“As both convictions contain elements that necessarily entail fraudulent or deceitful conduct,” the judge wrote.


“In addition, Giudice’s crimes constitute morally turpitudinous behavior [because he] failed to pay his taxes,” the court noted.


It came because Joe didn’t pay taxes “for the purpose of misleading or concealing.”


All of this, the court decided, is why Joe will be expelled from the only country he has ever known and sent to Italy, which he left as a baby.



Joe was truly taken aback.


“I don’t understand how I can be deported on this case,” he protested.


“If you will,” he reportedly implored the court. “I’ll tell you my side.”


In Joe’s assessment: “I shouldn’t even be here right now.”


Unfortunately, that’s what the court thought, too — and he is slated for deportation in 2019.


He will be released from prison in March. If his appeal is before then and he loses, he could also be deported in March.


If his appeal happens after his release from prison, it may buy him a little more time in the States.


His family is really shaken up about it.



Of course, the fact that Joe is reportedly insisting that his daughters cut short their reality careers is odd.


He’s talking about risking his wife’s paycheck.


And let’s not pretend that a check from Bravo is the only perk of being a Real Housewife.


Whether you’re promoting your own products or endorsing someone else’s, reality stars can make bank on social media.


If this report about Joe is true, he’s talking about taking that away from his family in their moment of need.


Most perplexing is his reason.



Is Joe seriously blaming The Real Housewives of New Jersey for his family’s troubles?


A lot of people like to blame Andy Cohen for things, but this might be the wildest accusation yet.


Joe and Teresa both went to prison for fraud.


The court very reasonably allowed them to serve separate sentences in order for at least one of them to always be there for their children.


If Joe is trying to shift the blame to external forces, he needs to take a good, hard look in the mirror.


His deportation is tragic and frankly sounds unjust.


But going to prison for fraud? That was of his own making.



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The Real Housewives of New Jersey Season 9 Episode 2 Recap: Teresa Giudice Reignites Her Feud With Joe & Melissa Gorga

Wednesday’s episode of The Real Housewives of New Jersey reignited the feud between Teresa Giudice and her brother, Joe Gorga, and it looks like we’re in for a season of backstabs between the brother and sister. 


If you watch The Real Housewives of New Jersey online, you know the season premiere found Teresa opening up about Joe steering clear of their father in recent months, signaling that things were going south for the family. 



“My brother used to be around more when my mom first passed away, and I’m really nervous to say anything to him because when I brought this up in the past, it got ugly,” Teresa explained of the situation in a confessional.


“My brother and I have been doing really well for a while now, and I definitely don’t want history to repeat itself. Life is short. I just don’t want my brother to have any regrets.”


In true Teresa fashion, she brought it up during a family gathering. Thankfully, she did not throw some tables. She’s learned from her mistakes. 


Things started to get heated during the dinner party, with Joe’s father Giacinto yelling about his son not calling him, going as far as saying “F–k you” to him. 


“Are you going to be around more for this one? He wants you around more,” she said. “The kid that’s not around the most, that’s the kid you always want.”



Melissa who has feuded with Teresa in the past because of her association with her brother took to a confessional to complain about the whole thing. 


“Who brings up a super sensitive, going-to-cause-a-problem conversation on Easter Sunday? Especially in front of my father-in-law, who is super upset as it is,” she asked.


“This is definitely not the day, the time, the place. Like, your timing sucks.”


“Not on Easter,” Melissa added.


“This conversation gets my skin crawling because I get instant flashbacks of the pain that Joe went through years ago over conversations that were similar.”



“I know my husband. When you push him, and you constantly say the same thing to him over and over again, I know he’s going to explode. Joe is a ticking time bomb. It’s going to happen.”


Joe made it clear that he was getting sick of the way Teresa was acting. 


“You gotta cut that out,” he snapped at Teresa.


“You always bring that up in front of Daddy. ‘Oh you work too much, you’re not around.’ Listen to me, if I was sitting in a bar all day, if I was sitting in restaurants, that’s a different story. But what am I going to do? When you put in 15 hours a day, hard work? I’m exhausted.”


“You know my life. You know the business, it’s crazy. I work hardcore, all day, every day, nonstop. Unbelievable stresses,” Joe added.



“My business takes all my freakin time. Is he going to pay my bills? No one pays my bills. What am I going to do, just give it all up?”


That was not all Teresa had to say, however. 


“I’m just saying, he bitches to me all the time,” she complained. “I got to hear him! ‘Your brother don’t call me. It’s been five days.’“


“Since I’ve lost my mom, holidays are more emotional. I’m just trying to make the holiday as best as I can for my dad. I just want to make him happy. He needs that,” Teresa said, addressing the cameras.


“Before I went away, I spent a lot of time with my mom. And right now all I can think about is how when I came home, I wished I spent more time with my mom. So it’s frustrating that my brother makes the effort to see my dad just on a holiday.”


Teresa’s daughter, Gia, turned to her uncle Joe with her take on what was going on. 


“It’s not fair,” said the teenager. “We get it so much from Nonno, you don’t even know. I know you have work, trust me, I know. But if you don’t call him for a day, he says something. … At least just try, in a week, just one designated day for Nonno.”



But there was no getting through to Joe who maintained that he was a busy man. 


“I don’t give a s—,” yelled Teresa. “You have to make time. In life, that’s how it is. Capeesh?”


While the fighting simmered down and everyone enjoyed the rest of the day, Joe confirmed in a confessional that he was mad at his sister. 


“Teresa was always like this when we were kids,” Joe admitted. “When it came to me, she would rat me out. Why are you still doing this? It’s going to cause a big problem again, which we don’t need.”


As if that wasn’t enough drama, Margaret informed Danielle that she was going to an event hosted by Dolores and things got a little bit crazy. 


“She invited me to this thing–,” said Margaret BUT Danielle butted in. 


“And you coulda said, ‘No, I’m not coming because that will make Danielle very upset and very hurt. It’ll hurt her!’ Because you coulda said, ‘This would hurt me if the tables were turned.’ You coulda said anything but, ‘Yes, I’ll come."”



As Margaret tried to calm Danielle down, the former main cast member decided to storm off, but she came back with a parting shot:


“What is it that you two really have in common? You cheated on your husband, and she got cheated on?”


That has got to be one of the best one-liners in the history of the series, and just like that, it looks like another friendship is over. 


What are your thoughts on all the drama?


Hit the comments below. 


The Real Housewives of New Jersey continues Mondays on Bravo. 



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Friday, November 9, 2018

Teresa Giudice Hasn"t Had Sex in Well Over Two Years

In the eyes of Teresa Giudice and her loved ones, Joe Giudice has been screwed over by the American justice system.


This is their takeaway after a judge sentenced that the Real Housewives of New Jersey star must actually be deported back to his native country of Italy after he gets released from prison in 2019.


But while Teresa and her four kids think their loved one has gotten the shaft as a result of this decision, Giudice admitted something to Andy Cohen this week.


She hasn"t gotten Joe"s shaft in well over two years.



By which we mean the following:


Teresa has not had sexual intercourse in a very, very, VERY long time.


“There have always been rumors that you and Joe were going to get divorced, and now he’s been away and my poor girl has not had sex in a long time ‘cause there’s no conjugal visits,” Cohen said while chatting with Giudice on Watch What Happens Live.


“Two years and seven months. I’m counting," Teresa said in response.


Such a dry spell would appear to spell doom for a marriage, although Teresa swears she isn"t gonna split from Joe.



Instead, this lack of boning can be more connected to a simple lack of time Teresa and Joe have had together.


Not because they are working long hours or anything like that…


… but because Teresa was in jail for 11 months and then, as soon as she was freed, Joe was placed behind bars to begin his prison sentence for bankruptcy and other types of financial fraud.


Both husband and wife pleaded guilty to these charges in 2014.


As a result, they haven"t exactly had time to much hanky or panky in the years since.



In October, a judge ordered Joe to be deported to his native Italy after his release from prison. He plans to appeal the ruling.


Will Teresa be by his side throughout the process?


Will she ever be back under his naked body ever again?


Only time will tell, folks.


Check out the video here to watch Teresa spill all the deets about her sex life… or lackthereof.


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Tuesday, November 6, 2018

Teresa Giudice: My Husband Getting Deported Just Sucks!

Teresa Giudice talked more candidly than ever before today about the very unusual and unfortunate situation affecting her family.


Appearing as a guest on Good Morning America, the Real Housewives of New Jersey mainstay discussed her husband’s deportation at length.



(It really is true: Joe Giudice will be deported back to Italy after he’s released from prison in 2019 because he committed a felony and he never became a U.S. citizen, despite moving here for good as a child.)


Teresa described the sentencing, which a judge handed down last month, as “heartbreaking” during her spot on GMA.


She then elaborated as follows:


“Very sad. The girls are really upset. You know, it’s hard for them … Adults can handle anything. It’s hard for children to go through this. They’re asking themselves, ‘Why is this happening to me?’


“Like, ‘I want my daddy to come home."”



Teresa and Joe are parents to a quartet of daughters:


Gia, 17, Gabriella, 14, Milania, 12, and Audriana, 9.


Both Gia and Milania have made public pleas for the deportation ruling to be overturned, with the former writing on Instagram:


“My father is no threat to society. He is one of the most warm hearted people I know.


“My father did his time. And learned from his mistakes. Isn’t being in there supposed to make you realize your mistakes so you can become a better person?”



Teresa, meanwhile, says she’s been getting support herself from Gia, saying on Good Morning America:


“I tell her every day she’s like the rock of her sisters. She’s helping me, you know, explain things to them – because my third daughter is having a really hard time with this.”


In 2014, Teresa and Joe each pleaded guilty to 41 counts of fraud, including mail, wire and bankruptcy fraud.


Moreover, Joe admitted that he did not pay approximately $ 200,000 in taxes.


It totally sucks that four young girls will be living far apart from their father, but it’s hard to have too much sympathy for rich people who break the law and try to game the system.



Teresa served 11 months behind bars in 2015; Joe’s 41-month sentence started the following year.


Then, on October 10, a judge found the restaurateur “deportable and ineligible for any kind of relief,” ordering him to leave the United States when his sentence concludes in March.


Giudice has said she will remain by Joe’s side even when he leaves the country, but various insiders have said otherwise.


They predict a divorce.


“I never thought I would be in this position,” Teresa said on GMA, adding:


“We’ve been through a lot. I’ve gone through ups and downs, like being angry – but listen, I have to stay strong.


“I have four beautiful daughters that, you know, they need their mommy.”



What’s the plan moving forward?


Where will Teresa go from here?


“Just take it one day at a time,” she concluded this morning. “That’s it.”


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Tuesday, October 30, 2018

Teresa Giudice Finally Responds: Will She Divorce Joey G?

You’ve likely heard the rumors.


You’ve probably read the headlines.


But now we have the answer.




About four months after Joe Giudice was told he was going to be deported next year after he gets released from jail, his famous wife has answered the question that continues to hang over her and her family.


Will she or won’t she divorce Joe in light of this troubling development?


Joe, who has been featured prominently on The Real Housewives of New Jersey, pleaded guilty years ago to multiple counts of financial fraud.


He was subsequently sentenced to over 40 months behind bars, a stint he is currently serving.


In late June, a judge decreed that Giudice (who moved here from Italy as a child, yet never became a United States citizen) must move back to his native country once he’s a free man because he’s an immigrant who committed a felony.


It’s as simple as that.



But Teresa and Joe’s relationship seems complicated.


Can it survive such a traumatic jolt as one half no longer being permitted to live in America?


Is Teresa devastated by this news or secretly celebrating her upcoming freedom?


Asked by Entertainment Tonight over the weekend when she would ever divorce her husband, Teresa answered succinctly:


“No. We’re going to be a family, and we’re going to fight this and get through this.”



Teresa and Joe pleaded guilty to numerous charges of fraud in 2014.


The mother of four was sentenced to 15 months in federal prison and started her sentence in January of 2015, but was released early.


Then, earlier this year, 31 months into his sentence, the U.S. Department of Justice confirmed that Joe had been ordered to leave the United States at the end of his prison sentence.


(He has fewer than 30 days to appeal the decision.)


But will he be going alone? Or might the entire Giudice clan uproot their lives to keep him company?


“We are not even thinking about [whether we’d move to Italy] right now. We’re going to take it day by day. We’re going to take it one step at a time,” Teresa told ET, adding:


“First, we’re going to process the paperwork to do an appeal, and we’re going to get through that.”



Continues Giudice:


“I can’t predict the future, and I am not going to be… I am going to be positive about it,” she said. “Joe starts talking about [the deportation order] and I don’t want to talk about it yet…


“I shut him down. I don’t want to talk about it, and what comes first is our daughters and we’re going to fight this.”


The embattled couple has four children:


17-year-old Gia, 14-year-old Gabriella, 13-year-old Milania and 9-year-old Audriana.


In response to her dad’s situation, Gia recently tried to rally support for her imprisoned father.


“My father is no threat to society,” she wrote as a caption to a throwback photo of dad and daughter, adding:


“He is one of the most warm hearted people I know…


“My father did his time. And learned from his mistakes. Isn’t being in there supposed to make you realize your mistakes so you can become a better person?”



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Wednesday, October 24, 2018

Teresa Giudice REFUSES to Let Bravo Film Joe"s Deportation Appeal

As Joe Giudice faces almost certain deportation, Teresa has asked fans to pray for her family as they launch their desperate appeal.


Teresa is still a Real Housewife, and Bravo is offering her a hefty payday if she’ll let their cameras film this tense process.


Curiously, Teresa has said no. Perhaps she is not as icy as people seem to think.



RadarOnline reports that Teresa Giudice passed on a sizable offer to film her family’s trials and tribulations as they appeal Joe’s deportation.


Specifically, Bravo has reportedly offered Teresa $ 500,000 — a cool half million. But Teresa turned it down.


“Teresa refused to film any special scenes,” the insider reveals.


She is balking at this lucrative opportunity “because the attorney told her not to do anything until the final decision is made.”


Her pleas for leniency might not go over well with a judge who learns that she’s exploiting the drama of it all for a payday.


“She’s terrified to do anything to harm Joe,” the source explains.



Joe’s imprisonment has been bad enough on his family, but that at least was understandable.


His upcoming deportation to Italy is exacting a serious toll.


“This situation is so bad for Teresa,” the insider says.


The source adds: “She’s not talking about it at all.”


“She’s afraid that anything she says can be used against Joe,” the insider laments.


Being a public figure can really backfire when it comes to having your day in court.



The report says that Milania recently visited her father in prison, but that Teresa was otherwise occupied at the time.


“Milania has a close relationship with her dad,” the source says. 


The insider says that she had to see him because “she’s been so upset by everything.”


Of course! She’s a preteen and her father is her whole world.


“Joe’s family was shocked that Teresa didn’t go with her daughter,” the source claims.



The insider then takes a harsher tone when discussing Teresa.


“Actions speak louder than words with Teresa,” the source says.


“She tells everyone she is so devastated,” the insider continues.


The source finds it odd that she asks for prayers “but then she doesn’t go visit him and doesn’t even go with Milania.”


That seems unfair, especially considering that we know what Teresa was up to at the time.



That source’s judgmental tone aside, Teresa has four daughters, not just one.


We don’t know who went with Milania (it’s hard to imagine that a 12-year-old waltzed into the prison visiting area on her own).


Teresa was out looking at universities with Gia, who just a few months away from turning 18.


When people say that life goes on, they mean that Teresa’s first responsibility is as a parent, not as a grieving wife.


She’s looking to Gia’s future.


We are sure that Joe wouldn’t have it any other way.



As for Teresa’s refusal to film, most of us can’t imagine turning down half a million dollars under most circumstances.


But she has to be wondering how she would feel if the judge denies Joe’s appeal and mentions that she had turned it into a media circus.


As we said, being a public figure can backfire.


Courts like to set an example and no prosecutor or judge wants to be accused of going easy on someone just because they’re famous.


From Dance Moms to Jersey Shore, stars of reality shows have learned that they can and will be put behind bars if they break the law.


Teresa and Joe already learned that lesson the hard way.


Now she’s just hoping and praying that being on their best behavior will keep Joe from being torn from his family forever.



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Monday, October 22, 2018

Teresa Giudice Asks Fans to Pray for Her as Joe Faces Deportation

The Giudice family is rallying against Joe’s impending deportation and asking their fans for support.


Teresa is still making time to do Real Housewives events — it’s part of her job, after all.


At a recent gathering, she asked fans in the audience to keep her family in their prayers as they fight to stay together.



Teresa Giudice took part in the East Coast Vs. West Coast Real Housewives Brunch at the Mohegan Sun casino in Uncasville, Connecticut.


Us Weekly reports that, while she was there, she used her platform to ask for emotional support from the audience.


“Teresa said to please pray for me and my family,” an eyewitness reveals.


The eyewitness adds: “She really hopes Joe is out of jail to see [their daughter] Gia graduate.”


Additionally, “She said she cannot wait to see the light at the end of the tunnel.”



Not everything that Teresa discussed was as upsetting as a family being torn apart.


According to the eyewitness, Teresa “was in really good spirits and made the crowd laugh several times.”


“She explained that Dina [Manzo] and Jacqueline [Laurita] were asked to recommend beautiful women for the show,” the eyewitness reports.


“Dina recommended Teresa,” she shared.


The eyewitness then reveals: “Teresa said she does not know why Caroline [Manzo] did the show.”


Shade.



“And,” the eyewitness shares. “There was a joke about if Teresa did the show, her husband would go to jail.”


That prophecy has been fulfilled, then.


As far as doing the show, “she said she f–ken shouldn’t have.”


“She said it is Jacqueline’s fault for her doing the show,” the eyewitness adds.


“Teresa said she suckered Joe into doing the show,” the report says.


The eyewitness continues: “and now that he is away, he has watched himself and says he was an a–hole.”



Apparently Gia and her mom have been looking at universities, but Teresa is strongly encouraging for her to stay close to home.


“Teresa said she is sick of driving far,” the eyewitness reports. “So is pushing for her to go to Rutgers.”


“She said she drives too much,” the report continues. “From dropping off and picking up kids and going to see Joe, she is sick of driving.”


Teresa also dished on her 17-year-old daughter’s academic performance, which is … a hell of a thing to do.


“She said Gia struggles in school,” the eyewitness says. “And has tutors and she is tired of paying for them.”


The eyewitness reports: “She said she gets good grades, but she is not a genius like her middle daughter, who gets straight As and is the smart one.”



Teresa addressed other topics, beyond comparing the relative academic performances and intelligences of her children.


Specifically, Teresa had some not-so-kind words regarding her feud with Caroline, Jacqueline, and Kathy Wakile.


“She said she is sad she let them into her house, to be betrayed by them,” the eyewtiness reports.


“Fame and money will do that to family,” the eyewitness characterizes of Teresa’s words.


“She said,” the report concludes. “You never go against family.”



Teresa and Joe have four daughters. Gia is 17, Gabriella is 14, Milania is 12, and Audriana is 9.


For them to lose their father to deportation — a horror that is sadly all too common these days — is nothing short of tragic.


While Teresa and Joe aren’t perfect (fraud convictions and table-flipping are only the tip of that iceberg), they love their children.


(Even if Teresa openly gossips about Gia and also doesn’t seem to understand that academic performance isn’t synonymous with intelligence)


Seeing this family put on a brave face while getting torn apart is heartbreaking.



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Tuesday, October 16, 2018

Joe Giudice Deportation: Daughter Milania Shares Heartbroken Plea

Last week, we learned the heartbreaking news that Joe Giudice will be deported to Italy after his release from prison.


Eldest daughter Gia Giudice is rallying support for her father in the hope that he can win his appeal.


And now, so is his younger daughter, 12-year-old Milania. You can read her impassioned plea below.



Milania Giudice took to Instagram and shared a pair of throwback photos that she took with her father before his incarceration.


“My dad,” Milania begins her captions.


She describes Joe Giudice as someone “who is the best dad in the world.”


That more or less how you’d expect a man’s 12-year-old daughter to describe him.


Milania then writes that he “needs to come home.”



Milania’s captions continue as she vows that their family isn’t going to let the court’s deportation order go unchallenged,


“We aren’t done fighting, dad,” Milania promises.


Joe has 30 days (fewer than that, now) to appeal the court’s ruling.


“I can’t believe this is happening,” she admits.


As someone who is not even a teenager, Milania was totally unprepared for the horrors that our world has in store for so many families.



Joe has already been away from his family for long enough — serving his time for fraud.


Until last week, Teresa and her daughters had been looking forward to his release in 2019. 


It was like the light at the end of the tunnel, when their family would be reunited.


Milania admits that she can’t wrap her head around him being away from his family for even longer — this time separated by an ocean instead of bars.


“I can’t imagine another day without you,” she writes.



Milania vows that the whole family is working to see him returned home when he finishes his stint.


“We are gonna do everything we can to fight this daddy!!” she promises.


She gushes: “I love you with all my heart buddy.”


A few years in prison might seem like a short time for adults, but it’s a huge chunk of Milania’s life that she’s now enduring without her father.


This deportation order could make a bad situation even worse.



Milania concludes her message with a simple, sad tag.


“#heartbroken,” she writes.


We can imagine so.


While Milania is fortunate to have two parents who love her and to live a privileged existence, she still wants her father in her life.


And so do her sisters.



As we mentioned, Gia Giudice also sent out a call for support in preventing her father’s deportation.


Where Milania speaks from the heart, Gia’s passionate words come with a list of compelling arguments.


Significantly, she mentions that Joe was brought to the United States at the age of one by his parents.


Deporting him to Italy is deporting him from the only country and only home that he has ever known.


Italy is a beautiful country, but that doesn’t mean that a person being shipped there upon release from prison would be the same as sending them home.


But Milania makes a very important point — deporting him would fracture his family.



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Monday, October 15, 2018

Gia Giudice Rallies Support for Dad as Joe Faces Deportation

Last week, Joe Giudice’s family responded to the stunning news that he will be deported upon his release from prison.


Daugther Gia issued a desperate plea, urging her incarcerated father to fight this deportation order with an enthusiastic appeal.


Now, she is using her social media clout to defend her dad and call for support from others.



Gia Giudice, eldest daughter of Teresa and Joe, took to Instagram to rally support for her father.


“This is one of my favorite pictures of me and my dad,” she began, referring to the image you’re about to see.


“My father is no threat to society,” she affirms.


Joe was arrested for fraud. That can be harmful, but not what usually comes to mind when you describe a dangerous criminal.


“He is one of the most warm hearted people I know,” Gia writes.


Here is the photo.



The touching throwback photo shows a young, fit Joe and a very young Gia.


Gia continues: “he would never harm a soul.”


“He puts everyone else before himself.” she says.


He and Teresa did make a deal to have separate prison sentences, even though that kept them apart longer, so that they could be there for their girls.


“I know who my father is,” Gia writes. “And I think many of you do too.”



Gia isn’t pretending that her father is perfect or incapable of breaking laws.


“My father did his time,” Gia acknowledges. “And learned from his mistakes.”


“Isn’t being in there supposed to make you realize your mistakes so you can become a better person?” Gia asked.


Perhaps if prisons were structured differently, designed for real rehabilitation instead of mere containment, more people would share Gia’s perspective.


But Gia believes in rehabilitation, writing: “and that’s exactly what my father did.”



“He hasn’t felt or looked this good since he was in his 30s,” Gia admits.


In that way, she’s showing that he is relatable to many other people whom time has worn down.


“We have so many plans to do as a family when he gets out,” she shares.


“I need my father to be here,” Gia writes.


She is a teen on the cusp of adulthood. She has already had too much of a massive disruption in her life.


“My father belongs with us and his entire family,” she affirms.



She reminds her fans and followers that Joe is Italian by birth, but doesn’t actually know the country any better than she does.


“My father came into this country when he was one year old,” she writes.


Because of this, “the United States is the only country he knows.”


She then encourages those reading her message to “spread the word” about how her father should not be deported for his non-violent crimes.


She even includes the hashtag: “#bringjoehome.”



Immigration and deportation are complicated subjects.


Some would gleefully deport Joe for the “crime” of having been born on foreign soil.


Others don’t blame him for that, but would disparage him for not seeking citizenship while married to Teresa — and for committing fraud.


But something to consider with deportation is that someone who has lived their entire life here, who has family here, is part of the community.


Unless that person is a threat, it is difficult to argue that the good of giving someone the boot outweighs the bad.


Gia would miss her father. Her whole family would.



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Teresa Giudice Reacts to Joe"s Deportation with Crying Statue of Liberty

Teresa Giudice seems to have broken her silence in the wake of her husband being ordered to be deported after prison … and it looks like she (and Lady Liberty) are heartbroken.  The ‘Real Housewives of New Jersey’ star shared a photo on…


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Friday, October 12, 2018

Gia Giudice Makes Desperate Plea to Inmate Father

We often mock Teresa Giudice and members of her family.


It’s typically for good reason, too.


Teresa is just so self-centered and spoiled and she lacks any semblance of self-awareness and she broke the law awhile back by lying about her finances and has never really shown a hint of remorse.



This is all true.


But it can all be true and we can still feel very badly for her kids.


Earlier this week, it was revealed that Joe Giudice really will face deportation after he completes his current prison sentence.


This had been rumored ever since Joe entered jail on tax evasion charges, but a judge dropped the deportation hammer once and for all in immigration court on Wednesday morning.


“Based upon the law, I find you deportable and ineligible for any kind of relief,” the judge said at the hearing, according to various sources, adding:


“Mr. Giudice, no matter how this turns out, I wish you the best. I decided this case as a matter of law.”



This is obviously quite a blow to Teresa and her four kids.


Joe is due for release next year, at which time, unless something significant changes, he will be sent back to his native country of Italy.


While various members of The Real Housewives community have reacted in sadness to this development, 17-year old daughter Gia Giudice is now here to speak out for the first time since the decision was handed down.


The oldest child of Joe and Teresa, Gia has shared a video created by a man named Fred Rubino.


In this footage, he called for an appeal of Joe’s impending deportation, alleging that the ruling on Giudice’s case was “racist” and “political” because Joe is Italian. 


That seems like quite the unverified leap, but Gia appears to concur.



“Spread the word, could’ve said it better myself.” Gia wrote in the caption. “I love you daddy, let’s fight this! @fredrubino.”


The despondent and angry teenager also shared a throwback photo on her Instagram Story of herself as a little girl holding onto Joe’s shoulders, and wrote on the image:


“New post!!!! Spread the word, let’s fight.”


It’s quite the image, that much is certain:




gia throwback


For whatever it’s worth, Teresa was not in the courtroom Wednesday when the judge made his ruling.


Joe now has 30 days to file an appeal; which we’d have to imagine he will do.


For those wondering…


Yes, Giudice has lived in America since he was a child.


However, he never obtained American citizenship, and immigrants can be deported from the United States if they are convicted of “a crime of moral turpitude” or an “aggravated felony,” according to U.S. law.


Does that seem unfair? Not to Donald Trump, probably.



Although Teresa has thus far remained silent on the ruling, a source told People Magazine that she “never imaged Joe would really get deported.”


Adds this insider:


“This is going to break her. She always knew that this was a possibility, but she put it out of her head. That’s the only way she could go on living day to day.”


In this one instance, we actually do feel badly for her.


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Joe Giudice Deportation Evokes Empathy, Tears from Real Housewives

The Real Housewives of New Jersey fans received grim news about the Giudice family this week. Joe Giudice will be deported after he leaves prison.


Though he has a chance to appeal, many are already fearing for how this will impact his family — especially his children.


A number of Housewives are weighing in on this looming reality.



E! spoke to multiple Housewives to get their take on Joe’s imminent ejection from America.


Caroline Manzo starred on The Real Housewives of New Jersey from Season 1 through Season 5.


“Wow, this makes me sad,” Manzo reflects.


She openly acknowledges: “Joe has made mistakes.”


But Manzo also notes that he has, importantly, “taken responsibility for his actions and has served his time.”



Like everyone, her biggest concern is the four Giudice daughters.


“He has four beautiful girls that need their father in their lives,” Manzo says. “And my heart hurts for them.”


Manzo points out that letting him remain with his family would be harmless, because: “He’s not a violent person, or a threat to society.”


“He has a good heart,” she notes, and has “lived his entire life in this country.”


Joe came to the United States when he was one year old. He is Italian by birth and ancestry, but he is absolutely an American.


“I’m not quite sure how his mistakes warrant such harsh punishment,” Manzo concludes.



Amber Marchese was only on The Real Housewives of New Jersey for a short time, but she definitely knows enough to weigh in.


“I think everyone feels for the kids,” Marchese says.


She’s right. No matter what you think of Joe, Teresa, or their alleged fraud, their children are innocents and do not deserve to have their worlds rocked like this.


As Marchese says, “they are far too young to live such instability.”


“And most importantly,” Marchese says, they are far too young to live “without a father.”


The youngest of the Giudice girls is only 9.



Marchese does then pivot to look on the bright side — as she hopes that the Giudice family will be able to do.


“Listen, it might not be ideal,” Marchese says, noting that it will be “totally life altering, and it will definitely be a major adjustment.”


“But,” she notes. “In the whole grande scheme of ‘sucky news’ that someone can receive, this is not all that bad!”


That can be difficult to hear, but sometimes people benefit from a little perspective.


“He isn’t banished to the pits of hell,” Marchese points out. “This is beautiful Italy we are talking about here.”



Marchese then attempts to diffuse the situation with humor.


“The question is, is Italy ready to take on one of our own crazy ‘Jersey house husbands’ full time?” she jokes.


She then returns to giving the subject of deporting a man from the only country he’s ever known the gravity it deserves.


“In all seriousness,” Marchese acknowledges. “They have been through hard times.”


“I know they will turn this around,” she expresses. “And make these sour grapes into amazing Italian wine.”



Siggy Flicker, who starred in Season 7 and Season 8 of RHONJ, told Us Weekly that she did not see this deportation coming.


“I never thought in a million years that this was going to happen,” Flicker admits.


She then shares that she is grief-stricken.


“I am so soggy right now,” Flicker adds. “Crying for those precious girls and that entire family.”


“It’s just not right to take a father away from his family,” Flicker laments.



A prison sentence is one thing. Banishing a man from where his children live over fraud seems like a big much.


(Though we all know that countless innocents have been deported for less, leaving behind children in far worse circumstances)


“I wish we could have done more than what we have done so far,” Flicker shares.


She concludes: “which was let the judge know how important it was that Joe Guidice stay here with his entire family.”


We somehow doubt that the judge who ordered his deportation would have been swayed.



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