Teresa Giudiceis embracing her patriotism even as husbandJoe Giudicecontinues to be held in an immigrant detention center.The Real Housewives of New Jerseystar, 47, celebrated the Fourth of July this week, sharing photos that featured her in red, white and blue and posing with family members.“Sunny Hunny 🌞😎🇺🇸💥,” she captioned a photo of her smiling with daughterGia, 18.In the photo, the mother-daughter pair pose on a waterfront deck, with Gia sporting an American flag-themed crop top and white jeans, and Giudice in a red, white and blue Fendi swimsuit and white shorts.Giudice also shared photos with her brother,Joe Gorga,RHONJcostarDolores Cataniaand daughter Audriana, 10.Teresa Giudice/Instagram“Love you to the moon 🌙 & back ❤️,” she captioned the post with her youngest daughter as they hugged on a boardwalk.Joe, 47, wasreleased from prisonin March after serving a 41-month sentence and was transferred directly to an immigration detention center in Pennsylvania.“Mr. Giudice has finished serving his federal prison sentence and was transferred early this morning from the Bureau of Prisons to a facility in western Pennsylvania which houses immigration detainees,” his attorney James Leonard Jr. told PEOPLE at the time. “His lawyers and his family are hopeful that justice will prevail and Mr. Guidice will return home to his wife and four daughters who love him and miss him.”An immigration courtruled to deport the Bravo starto his native Italy in October 2018, and he filed an appeal a month later. He has lived in the United States since he was a child butnever obtained American citizenshipand, according to U.S. law, immigrants can be deported if they are convicted of a “crime of moral turpitude” or an “aggravated felony.”Joe was granted permission in May to continue living in the U.S. as he awaits the ruling.The star has missed several milestones in his daughters’ lives while in ICE custody, including Gia’shigh school graduationin June.Dave Kotinsky/Getty ImagesTeresa Giudicepreviouslyspoke to the difficultiesof having Joe absent for the biggest moments of the lives in their daughters Gia, Gabriella, 14, Milania, 13, and Audriana.“If he gets deported, he’ll never be able to go to their graduation[s], celebrate their birthdays, anything,” she said in a Bravo Insider video. “He’s going to be missing out on so much.”“The girls adore their father and no child should have to go through what my daughters are going through,” she continued. “They should have their daddy here.”“When you’re a mom and your children are hurting, it just kills you so much,” Teresa added. “If I could take any of this pain away from them, I wish I could.”The familyvisited Joe in ICE custodyfor the first time in May for his 47th birthday, and a month later, daughter Gia shared asweet Father’s Day tributeon Instagram.“Happy Father’s Day to the best dad out there! Thank you for pushing me everyday and showing your girls what it really means to stick with your family till the end… see you soon & keep fighting daddy I love you so much ❤️,” she wrote.Joe began serving time for mail, wire and bankruptcy fraud in March 2016. Teresa served a little over 11 months in prison herself for the same crimes and was released on Dec. 23, 2015.
Teresa Giudiceis embracing her patriotism even as husbandJoe Giudicecontinues to be held in an immigrant detention center.
The Real Housewives of New Jerseystar, 47, celebrated the Fourth of July this week, sharing photos that featured her in red, white and blue and posing with family members.
“Sunny Hunny 🌞😎🇺🇸💥,” she captioned a photo of her smiling with daughterGia, 18.
In the photo, the mother-daughter pair pose on a waterfront deck, with Gia sporting an American flag-themed crop top and white jeans, and Giudice in a red, white and blue Fendi swimsuit and white shorts.
Giudice also shared photos with her brother,Joe Gorga,RHONJcostarDolores Cataniaand daughter Audriana, 10.
Teresa Giudice/Instagram
“Love you to the moon 🌙 & back ❤️,” she captioned the post with her youngest daughter as they hugged on a boardwalk.
Joe, 47, wasreleased from prisonin March after serving a 41-month sentence and was transferred directly to an immigration detention center in Pennsylvania.
“Mr. Giudice has finished serving his federal prison sentence and was transferred early this morning from the Bureau of Prisons to a facility in western Pennsylvania which houses immigration detainees,” his attorney James Leonard Jr. told PEOPLE at the time. “His lawyers and his family are hopeful that justice will prevail and Mr. Guidice will return home to his wife and four daughters who love him and miss him.”
An immigration courtruled to deport the Bravo starto his native Italy in October 2018, and he filed an appeal a month later. He has lived in the United States since he was a child butnever obtained American citizenshipand, according to U.S. law, immigrants can be deported if they are convicted of a “crime of moral turpitude” or an “aggravated felony.”
Joe was granted permission in May to continue living in the U.S. as he awaits the ruling.
The star has missed several milestones in his daughters’ lives while in ICE custody, including Gia’shigh school graduationin June.
Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images
Teresa Giudicepreviouslyspoke to the difficultiesof having Joe absent for the biggest moments of the lives in their daughters Gia, Gabriella, 14, Milania, 13, and Audriana.
“If he gets deported, he’ll never be able to go to their graduation[s], celebrate their birthdays, anything,” she said in a Bravo Insider video. “He’s going to be missing out on so much.”
“The girls adore their father and no child should have to go through what my daughters are going through,” she continued. “They should have their daddy here.”
“When you’re a mom and your children are hurting, it just kills you so much,” Teresa added. “If I could take any of this pain away from them, I wish I could.”
The familyvisited Joe in ICE custodyfor the first time in May for his 47th birthday, and a month later, daughter Gia shared asweet Father’s Day tributeon Instagram.
“Happy Father’s Day to the best dad out there! Thank you for pushing me everyday and showing your girls what it really means to stick with your family till the end… see you soon & keep fighting daddy I love you so much ❤️,” she wrote.
Joe began serving time for mail, wire and bankruptcy fraud in March 2016. Teresa served a little over 11 months in prison herself for the same crimes and was released on Dec. 23, 2015.
source: people.com
