Teresa Giudice Backs Ex Joe Giudice’s Presidential Pardon Plea
Joe Giudice calls to President Trump To forgive him for his crimes and his family, including ex-wife TeresaKeep his back.
Joe, 53, shared a message via His Instagram -page On Thursday 26 June, and argued for Trump, hoping to secure a presidential pardon after he had been deported to Italy after serving the bars for fraud.
“I am Joe Giudice. I have served my time and I have been deported from the US for almost ten years,” Joe wrote in the posts of the post. “I grew up in Jersey, I am a father of four great daughters and I just want to be able to visit them again.”
He continued: “President Trump, I respect you and I ask for a second chance. @Realdonaldrump @donaldjtrumpjr.”
To complete the message, Joe added the hashtags: “#pardonjoegiudice #familymatters #second suspenses #Trump2024.”
Among the images in the carousel of the post were pictures of Joe with his daughters, Gia23, Gabiella20, Milania, 19, and Audriana, 15, over the years.
Joe’s family, including ex-wife Teresa, expressed their support for Joe in the commentary section.
“🙏❤️” The Real housewives of New Jersey Star, 53, placed, while Gia added: “I love you🙏ς ♥ ️”
Teresa and Joe applied for a bankruptcy in 2009, referring to a $ 11 million debt. Five years later they were charged with fraud and eventually argue guilty. Teresa served 11 months of a prison sentence of 15 months in the prison from January to December 2015. Joe served 41 months in prison. After his prison tone, Joe was returned to his native Italy.
Teresa presented a divorce from Joe at the end of 2019 and they finally completed the procedures in September 2020.
Last month Teresa spoke about the experience and shared why she was initially disbelief about the whole situation when it came to the light.
“When it all happened, I didn’t know. I thought it was all a joke. For me anyway,” Teresa said in the podcast “casual chaos” of Gia’s “casual chaos”. ‘I clearly knew it with your father. For the government to knock on your door, something was wrong. ‘
Reflecting when the authorities came to their house in search of Joe, Teresa added: “I was never arrested, never fascinated, never chained. Thank you, God. At least that was a good thing.”
Teresa thought that she was not aware of many of the financial aspects that take place in her marriage and believed that the arrest was ‘all a joke’.
“I recently discovered that I thought I had bought a house. I thought I had bought two houses, because I really didn’t really pay attention to the whole thing,” Teresa said. “I think that is stupid of me, but not really because I was not involved with your father’s company. I thought it was all a joke.”
