When it comes to the children of the Real Housewives franchise, many are adored and some are despised, but none are as feared and respected as Milania Giudice of New Jersey. Welcome to Catching Up with Milania, where every week, we—as tribute—will be checking in with my hero, Bravo’s dreaded daughter.
After a two-year hiatus, during which Teresa Giudice paid her debt to society, the Real Housewives of New Jersey is coming back to your television screens because this is all a vicious, never-ending cycle.
Joe Giudice will soon be following in the footsteps of his wife, Teresa, who was released in December from the Danbury Federal Correctional Institution after spending almost a year behind bars.
On December 23, 2015, Santa Claus brought the world an early Christmas gift in the form of Teresa Giudice’s release from federal prison. After nearly a year behind bars, Teresa is a free woman again and she’s letting the world know.
Teresa Giudice is out of prison, Joe Giudice is going to prison, and their kids are all growing up so fast—it seems like a good time for a new Teresa. Plus, a new season of Real Housewives of New Jersey, which brings with it the return of a frenemy.
When winter temperature rises and Towaco winds blow, when the Gorga women spoil the tomatoes with their moon blood and Juicy Joey is ripe and sweaty enough to pop, when the year of the dog—2006—is upon us, a dæmon shall be brought forth and the world will know her as The Dreaded Milania.
It’s only been about a month since Teresa “Prostitution Whore” Giudice was released from prison, but the Real Housewives of New Jersey star is already coming out with a memoir about her life in the clink. Turning the Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again recounts Giudice’s time serving 12 months in federal…
Teresa Giudice/Jew-Dee-Chay is home from her 15 months in federal prison. In addition to her husband, four daughters and private spray tan session, Teresa was welcomed home with a brand new Lexus.
In a completely predictable Christmas miracle because we already knew this would be happening, Teresa Giudice will be released from the clink on December 23rd, just in time to grab a cappuccino in one of Starbucks’ godless red cups.
Danielle Staub, who, after thirty seconds of reaching deep into the “Things I Didn’t Want To Remember” file in your brain you’ll remember as the certifiably insane woman on the Real Housewives of New Jersey, is getting married.
For anyone with an extra $2,999,900 laying around and a desire to live in New Jersey, a 10,000 square-foot piece of the Real Housewives dynasty can be yours, since convict Teresa Giudice’s home was recently put back on the market by her husband, Joe.
Teresa Giudice is about three weeks into her 15 month stint at the Federal Correctional Institution in Danbury, Connecticut, also known as the Orange Is the New Black prison.
The trailer for the Real Housewives of New Jersey reunion special, which E! describes as "insanely dramatic," seems noticeably less batshit than reunions of yesteryear. Still, there are enough offensive epithets, shrill screams and leading Andy Cohen questions to leave you intrigued.
The final part of Andy Cohen's interview with Teresa and Joe Giudice aired on Watch What Happens Live Thursday. The couple put on a united front, though whether the reality of their situation has yet to set in remains to be seen.
On Monday night during part one of Teresa and Joe Giudice's sit down with Andy Cohen on Watch What Happens Live, the couple discussed their prison sentences. Much of the focus was on Teresa, the real star of the family, and how much she did or did not about the legal system she tangled with. According to Teresa, she…
Real Housewives of New Jersey stars Joe "Giuseppe" and Teresa Giudice were sentenced for fraud and tax charges on Thursday. Joe will go to prison for 41 months and Teresa will be going away for 15 months, though both sentences are to be served separately.
The Real Housewives of New Jersey is returning for its sixth season—with three brand new cast members and a first-season vet (not Danielle Staub, unfortch)—and much of it will revolve around Teresa and Joe Giudice's 41-count federal fraud indictment.
The dissident feminist has made no secret of her love for The Real Housewives, but now Camille Paglia has written an entire essay explaining the appeal of the franchise, how it's revived and redefined the soap genre, and why it appeals to appreciators of "grand opera."
Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice and her husband Joe both pled guilty to fraud charges and other charges at Newark Federal Court on Tuesday after striking a plea deal with prosecutors. Teresa is facing 21 to 27 months in prison.
I walked up to Jackie Laurita last night and asked her if I could take her photo—she agreed, we exchanged pleasantries and then, without asking, she put her (dirty?) hands in my hair. I smiled and said "If you touch my hair, I am going to touch your boobs." She agreed—I felt them, they were nice. Thank you Jackie!
