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Teen star of ‘Real Housewives of New Jersey’ Gia Giudice has shared a heartbreaking image of herself and her father on the day that he reports to prison to begin nearly three and a half years behind bars.

The eldest daughter of Teresa and Joe Giudice, 15, posted a selfie taken at the Blu Alehouse at the weekend, which was thrown as her father’s ‘going away’ party. “Always and forever” the teenager captioned the father-daughter snap on Instagram.

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Teresa Giudice must be seriously relieved to be out of prison after spending almost a year behind bars for fraud. Jail is, after all, a far cry from the lavish lifestyle of fortune and fame she enjoyed as a part of the reality show 'The Real Housewives of New Jersey', but she still managed to learn some neat hacks to make life just that little bit more bearable.

Teresa Giudice learned a lot in prison

In a new book, 'Turning the Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again', Giudice details her time at the Federal Correctional Institution in Danbury, Connecticut, and while some of the situations she encountered were extremely unpleasant (inmates having sexual relations in her cell, being scrutinised the most because of her celebrity status and being served expired food) there were ways to get around certain things. 

Continue reading: 5 Of Teresa Giudice's Prison Survival Tips

‘Real Housewives of New Jersey’ star Teresa Giudice has given her first full interview since being released from prison on December 23rd, ahead of the publication of her memoir. Giudice spent nearly a year behind bars after pleading guilty to fraud charges and last week she ended her period of house arrest.

Teresa Giudice has spoken about spending nearly a year in prison.

Describing her first days in prison, Giudice told People: "I was in a fog. I thought I was going to be in a cell with a toilet, but it was nothing like that. It kind of reminded me of college, with bunk beds – even though the beds were stained with urine and blood. But ultimately, I felt lucky. I was never handcuffed, and I wasn't behind bars."

Continue reading: 'Real Housewife' Teresa Giudice Gives First Post Prison Interview

‘Real Housewives of New Jersey’ star Teresa Giudice’s house arrest is over, her lawyer has confirmed. The 43-year-old was released from prison on December 23rd 2015, after serving nearly a year behind bars on fraud charges and has been under house arrest ever since.

Teresa Giudice’s period of house arrest is over.

"Effective this morning, Teresa is no longer subject to the parameters of home confinement. She is now free in all aspects from the custodial portion of her sentence," her attorney James Leonard told People.

Continue reading: 'Real Housewife' Star Teresa Giudice's House Arrest Is Over

Teresa Giudice’s upcoming memoir Turning The Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again, promises to be more revealing than a whole season of her Bravo reality series. In new extracts from the book, published by the New York Daily News, Giudice opens up on life behind bars, including strip searches and witnessing sex between other inmates.

Teresa Giudice will talk about life in prison in new memoir Turning The Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again.

Giudice writes that during a strip search she was ordered to remove her clothing, squat, stick out her tongue and cough. “I wanted to die,” she writes, according to the NYDN. Giudice also claims that on her second day she began to hear ‘noises’ coming from her cell-mate's beds in the middle of the night.

Continue reading: Teresa Giudice's Memoir Lifts Lid On Life Inside Prison

Christmas comes early for 'Real Housewives Of New Jersey' star Teresa Giudice as she is set to be released from prison early following an 11-month stretch for numerous counts of fraud. Rather than have a big homecoming/Christmas celebratory bash, however, she's looking forward to some intimate festivities with her family. 

Teresa Giudice gets early release for good behaviour

With just over 3 months left of her 15 month sentence, the reality star is set to be freed from prison on Wednesday (December 23rd 2015) just in time for Christmas, having been released early for good behaviour. The early release will allow her to spend a precious few months with her children and husband Joe, before the latter begins his own sentence in March - a significantly longer 41 month stretch.

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Teresa Giudice may be safely behind bars for the next fifteen months but it hasn't stopped fans speculating about her.

Teresa Giudice has spent her first six days in prison and is "doing well" according to her lawyer.

Read More: Real Housewife Teresa Giudice Set To Enter Prison After Extended Holiday With Her Family.

Continue reading: Teresa Giudice Is "Doing Great" Behind Bars, Helped By Some Beauty Hacks

Teresa Giudice, the former reality star of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, is set to enter prison on Monday (5th January) to start a 15 month sentence for fraud and conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud. So how is she spending her last few days of freedom?

Teresa Giudice will start a 15 month prison sentence on Monday (5th January).

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There’s a first time for everything and today, it’s one of the Real Housewives ending up in prison. Teresa Giudice and her husband, Joe have both been served with sentences for bank and mail fraud, with Teresa getting a 15-month term. The couple will be allowed to spend the holidays with their children, and then serve their respective sentences in succession, so that one of them is always available to take care of their four daughters.

Teresa and Joe will be allowed to serve in succession, so that one can always take care of their children.

According to Us Weekly, Joe was sentenced earlier on Thursday to 41 months in prison, with a restitution payment of $414,588. He and his wife pleaded guilty back in March to several counts of bank and mail fraud, months after they were indicted on a total of 41 counts in July 2013.

Continue reading: "Real Housewife" Teresa Giudice Slapped With 15 Months In Prison Over Financial Fraud

Teresa Giudice and her husband, Joe Guidice have pleaded guilty to multiple counts of fraud in a Newark Federal Court on Tuesday (March 4th).

The 'Real Housewives of New Jersey' stars care likely to find themselves serving time behind bars and, Joe is at risk of been deported.

The notorious couple originally pleaded not guilty to the multiple charges when they faced a 39-count indictment this past July (2013).

Continue reading: Teresa Giudice And Her Husband, Joe, Plead Guilty To Multiple Fraud Charges

'The Real Housewives of New Jersey' star, Teresa Giudice and her husband Joe Giudice, find themselves in legal trouble once again.

The married couple were indicted on Monday (Nov 18th) for one count of bank fraud and one count of loan application fraud, according to NJ.com.

These new charges are in addition to a 39-count indictment charge stemming from this past July (2013).

Continue reading: Teresa Giudice And Her Husband, Joe, Are Slapped With Two More Fraud Charges

Real Housewives star Teresa Giudice appeared in court yesterday (14th August), with her husband Joe Giudice, and pleaded not guilty to federal charges.

Joe and Teresa Giudice outside the court house on Wednesday 14th August.

The couple are facing 39 charges dating from the period between 2001 and 2008. The charges allege that the couple defrauded the banks; misled the IRS by misrepresenting their assets and income and obtained mortgages and loans by misrepresentation. Some of the charges in question are as follows: conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, bank fraud, making false statements on loan applications and bankruptcy fraud. 

Continue reading: 'Real Housewives' Star Teresa Giudice, And Husband Joe, Plead Not Guilty To Fraud Charges

Real Housewife? Turns out has been doing more than washing up, doing lunch and sorting her shoe collection. The Real Housewives of New Jersey star and husband Joe have been indicted on 39 counts of fraud and tax evasion - they face a potential 50 years in prison. Read all the details here.

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So how did a seemingly innocuous member of the Real Housewives of New Jersey cast, Teresa Giudice, end up being indicted on federal fraud charges?

Judge Cathy Waldor ordered the television star and husband Joe Giudice on $500,000 bond each this week, forcing the pair to give up their passports and limit travels to New Jersey and New York.

Joe was very much...Joe...on his way to Newark's federal courthouse, slapping a news camera out of the way as he fought his way through the crowds. "Calm down, Joe," his lawyer, Miles Feinstein, pleaded. "Don't do that," according to the New York Daily News.

Continue reading: So, How Did Real Housewives' Teresa Giudice End Up Facing 50 Years?

Teresa Giudice and her husband Joe, two of the stars of The Real Housewives of New Jersey, having been indictment on charges relating to bank fraud and tax evasion. The indictment was issued today (Monday 29th July) by U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman.

Joe and Teresa Giudice at a book signing in Miami, Florida.

Fishman announced the indictment against the couple which listed 39 charges dating from between 2001 and 2008. The couple defrauded the banks and misled the IRS by misrepresenting their assets and income. Through deliberate misrepresentation Fishman announced Teresa and Joe Giudice were able to obtain mortgages and loans from several banks. 

Continue reading: Real Housewives' Star Teresa Giudice And Husband Indicted On Alleged Tax Evasion And Fraud Charges

The reunion of Real Housewives managed to cause more controversy than the regular season, if that was possible, when the show’s stars got together to discuss a range of issues, mainly with each other reports E! Online

Reunion part two was so full of screaming, finger pointing and angry expletives that you’ll have to take a deep breath before reading our recap. Ready? Here we go: "I will rip her f**king head off" and "I'll f**king kill her" could be heard bellowing from backstage from Rosie Pierri, as Teresa Giudice proves her enduring popularity. Lauren Manzo looks to simmer the hot-headed Rosie down, and succeeds, for the time being. Rosie states she's single but happy and that the only rift between her and her sister was because Kathy Wakile didn't like her girlfriend, not because she was gay. Understand? It’s not long before host Andy Cohen has to calm everything down again, as the star’s parents become the latest target of volatile insults, but Kathy takes the high road and apologizes for making a dig about Teresa's mom. Still with us?

Good. Kathy said to Teresa, "You really don't have anything between your ears," which looked likely to kick off another shouting match, but Teresa kind of proved her accuser right by drawing a blank when attempting to summon a repost. Oh dear. In fact, there’s far too much gossip to even think about surmising in one go, so just assume that everyone on the show either hates or loves each other and you’ll basically have the measure of it.