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Out on the town! Teresa Guidice was spotted in New York City with her father, Giacinto Gorga, on Thursday, March 14 — just one day after her husband was released from jail and taken into Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). Scroll through the gallery below to see the pictures.
The RHONJ star was spotted walking arm in arm with her father. Earlier that day, In Touch confirmed that the Italy native was currently at the Clinton County Correctional Facility in McElhattan, Pennsylvania. Teresa has yet to comment on the ordeal.
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Tough Times
Teresa’s oldest daughter, Gia, took to Instagram to share a sweet note with followers about her dad after his 41-month prison sentence. The 18-year-old captioned an old throwback photo of her with her father, “Sending you my love and strength today and always. I love you.”
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Onto the Next
Even through all of the ups and downs, it doesn’t look like the brunette beauty will be joining her hubby overseas if he gets deported. “Gia’s going to college next year; I haven’t spoken to Milania or Audriana about it, we haven’t gotten there yet, and Gabriella already voiced her opinion to me,” Teresa told Andy Cohen at the RHONJ reunion. “She was like, ‘That would be so hard for me, mommy.’ She doesn’t speak the language. She’s like, ‘That would kill me even more.’”
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See Ya!
She continued, “I’m not doing a long-distance relationship. I’m not doing it. You know, I want somebody with me every day. I know exactly what happens. You know, I’m sure he’ll be with other women. It happens. We do the long-distance thing; it’s not going to work. I’d be like, ‘Bye-bye.’”
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Lean on Me
For now, it seems like the fitness competitor is leaning on friends and family during this hard time. Hopefully, everything gets resolved sooner than later.
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