The Untold Truth Of The Giudice Girls

Fans of The Real Housewives of New Jersey have watched Teresa and Joe Giudice's daughters grow up right before their eyes. Showing immeasurable strength while navigating the repercussions of their parents' fraud convictions, they've evolved into passionate, resilient young women. This is the untold truth of the Giudice girls. Real Housewives of New Jersey fans have witnessed the Giudices' legal troubles play out over more recent seasons of the show. The Daily Dish reported that in October 2018, a judge ordered Joe Giudice to be deported back to Italy after serving his 41-month prison sentence for mail, wire, and bankruptcy fraud. A year later, he was shipped back to Italy after serving months in an ICE detention center. Though Joe's appeal was rejected, his daughters refuse to give up hope. According to Page Six, Gia launched a Change.org petition called "STOP the Deportation of Joe Giudice" in April 2019, the same month, after her father's appeal was denied. The petition, which has amassed more than 105,000 signatures as of April 2020, urges President Trump to pardon the father of four. In it, Gia claims that Joe has been living in the U.S. since he was an infant and already did his time. She wrote, "He knows nothing of Italian culture, laws, societal norms, he has no immediate family and will not be able to secure work in this foreign land. My father is not a danger to society, he is a warm loving man." During Season 10 of the series, Teresa admitted that it could be a year and half before Joe's ruling is finalized, so there's not much to do but wait. Keep watching to learn The Untold Truth Of The Giudice Girls! #RealHousewives #GiudiceGirls Not giving up on their father | 0:00 Gia's RHONJ boyfriend | 1:36 Gia's law aspirations | 2:46 Gabriella hits the books | 3:44 Milania's serious struggle | 4:38 Milania looks to music | 5:43 Audriana's heartbreak | 6:38 Gia discovers cheating rumors | 7:59 Audriana's competitive side | 9:08 Full-fledged fashion icons | 9:59 The kids are alright | 10:57