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Real Housewife Teresa Giudice tries to leave her girls with a holiday for the ages
The wine flowed and so did the tears. On Thanksgiving Day, Teresa Giudice parents joined the Real Housewife, 42, her husband, Joe, 44, and their four daughters, Gia, 13, Gabriella, 10, Milania, 8, and Audriana, 5, for a home cooked meal at their $3.5 million Towaco, New Jersey, mansion. Before the group dug in to the traditional turkey and stuffing (and, of course, Italian meatballs), says an insider, "Joe made a toast and said how much he loves Teresa and the kids." He closed with a tribute to his father, Frank, who died in June at knock off cartier pendant love age 63. As the family went around the table sharing their blessings, says the insider, "Milania said how thankful she is that Teresa dad isn dead yet." Her daughter words proved too much for the Bravo star. Says the source, "She was tearing up before her first bite of food."
Happy holidays, indeed. With her imprisonment for fraud just weeks away, Teresa new reality is anything knock off necklace love cartier but merry: When this season ends, the Giudices won deck the halls as a family until 2019. "She very emotional," the source says of Teresa, who reports to federal prison January 5 to serve 15 months. Upon her release in 2016, Joe will begin his 41 month sentence after which he likely be deported to his native Italy. But the family time brings a new wave of pain, says the source: "It reminds her that next year, she be eating a turkeylike meal with canned gravy and instant potatoes in prison."
It an image she initially tried to keep out of her daughters heads. The day after her sentencing, Teresa admitted that she wasn sure how or when to tell the kids their parents were going to prison. (Gia, as seen on The Real Housewives of New Jersey, already knew.) But she couldn shield her girls forever. "Milania is an eavesdropper and was listening to Teresa talk about prison to Joe. There were some comments made at school too, so Teresa had to explain things properly," says the insider. "She was vague, only telling them that Mommy and Daddy have to go away." The reality star tried to cushion the blow comparing prison to college. "She said they be able to visit and talk on the phone," says the source. "And that it a place where you can grow, become a better person and learn new things." Still, adds the source, "the kids don fully understand."
Teresa had another serious chat with the kids about Christmas. Though the girls are used to over the top gifts such as a mini Mercedes and designer duds, the source says, "Teresa explained this year will be different and spending money is not what Christmas is all about." In fact, says the source, she already been bargain hunting online. While the source insists the Giudices, who still owe $414,588 in restitution, are "cutting back," it all relative: "She thinks backing down from a $1,200 pair of shoes to a $400 pair is roughing it. So there a real disconnect." Like mother, like daughters. Their 2014 wish lists are as lavish as ever. "Gia wants a Cartier bracelet and Louis Vuitton luggage," says the source. "Gabriella wants a trip to Disney World and the Apple watch."
Teresa can afford to give her time. During her final weeks of freedom, "Teresa is doing as many activities with the girls as possible," says the source. "She has carved out individual time with each." With Gia, for instance, she brainstorms ways to make the girl new pop group, 3KT, a sensation. Says the source, "They talk about outfits, touring, making videos." Milania who shares Maltipoo Bella with her sisters and has her own parakeet, Rico would rather window shop at a pet store. Meanwhile, Gabriella and Audriana just want a snack and some quality time with Mom, says the source. "They get excited about french fries at a drive thru."
The girls will have more than those memories when Teresa goes away. The source says she has nearly completed videos for each. "There will be one for birthdays, one for holidays and a video with words of encouragement for when they sad," reveals the source. While the kids are at school or soccer practice, Mom has been sneaking off to stock up on presents for the coming year. Says the source, "Teresa wants to have gifts for the girls wrapped and waiting on their birthdays."
Gia, who turns 14 on January 8, won have to wait. Days before her incarceration, Teresa plans to throw a joint celebration for her eldest and Joe mom, Filomena Giudice, whose birthday is also in January. Says the source, "Joe convinced her to throw a party at the house right before she heads off to do her time."
Loose Ends
Her husband, on the other hand, is less of a priority. Despite the united front Teresa and Joe put on in court and on Instagram, the source says, Teresa remains resentful of the man she publicly calls "my honey." He be the primary caregiver while Teresa is away "I just want him to be with them all the time," she said on Watch What Happens Live in October but he hasn been stepping up to learn the girls schedules. And his lack of attention has Teresa "icy," says the source. "The passion has completely fizzled. She more concerned with nurturing her kids than taking care of Joe needs." (Her rep tells Us, "Ms. Giudice has not shared any details about her personal life with anyone.")
Still, the self described "old school" wife will flip a table if he strays. Though Teresa is convinced she needs to hire a nanny to help Joe while she in prison, "she wants someone who doesn pose a threat," says the source. "Especially now that she not cartier pendant price replica giving him physical attention." In other words, Garden State beauty queens need not apply. "For a few weeks, Teresa was phoning agencies, looking for a nanny," says the source. "She knows Joe prefers thin women. She feel safe with someone a bit dumpy."
Or masculine. When her search went nowhere, she cold called companies with another idea. "She started contacting agencies, asking for a gay says the source. "But she was told asking a person sexuality isn appropriate." Undeterred, Teresa "is asking friends if they know anyone."
Finding Joe help for Mr. Mom detail is just one of many things on her to do list as the clock on her freedom winds down. With Giudice Manor on the market as the family downsizes, Teresa is "organizing closets and packing boxes to put into storage," says the source. "She doesn want important things to be thrown out of the house if the family moves while she away."
She not just fretting about misplaced possessions. One loss would be unbearable. "She worried her dad will pass while she serving time," says the source. Teresa has an incredibly close bond with her father, Giacinto Gorga, 71, who was hospitalized in 2012 for heart problems. "She asked her attorney if she can attend a family funeral while she in prison," adds the source. Living?
Postprison, she banking on a sunny future. "She thinks living on the West Coast will help Gia career as well as hers," according to the source, who says Teresa hopes to leverage her infamy into TV and movie roles. pendant cartier love knock off She already pitched reality show ideas to Bravo execs. "She suggested joining The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, but that was rejected," says the source. Her second idea a show about her running a restaurant was also nixed.
They rather see her running ragged. One exec envisions putting Teresa in a small house and taping a show about a single mom raising kids on a budget, says the source: "She be furnishing her house with garage sale items, taking the bus and living like a normal person. She is considering it."
Their last Christmas may bring a taste of that simple life. The source says Teresa has mentioned volunteering at a shelter or soup kitchen December 25. Explains the source, "She says she wants the focus to be on the real meaning of Christmas." After all, as she told Us last year, "it a time to be around family and be grateful we are together."
Andy Dishes on the Giudices
He grilled everyone from Cher to Oprah Winfrey, but Watch What Happens Live host Andy Cohen says his October sitdown with Teresa and Joe Giudice was his toughest interview. "It was no piece of cake," he said during a fan Q in Miami November 23. "I not throwing shade, but they not reflective or introspective." Indeed, during the two part postsentencing chat, Joe joked about Teresa going to jail:
"I guess I going to be the housewife." And Teresa, despite pleading guilty to lying on documents to obtain bank loans, told Cohen straight faced: "I don spend money I don have. . . . I work and get a paycheck."
Helping the kids cope
Teresa has avoided going into detail with the girls about her life behind bars. Tarzana. "She taking the fear out of it," Jakubanis tells Us, "by using kid friendly language like, going to be taking a time out. It can also be a teaching moment. Adds Jakubanis, "Kids learn when you do something you not supposed to, there are consequences."regarding cartier bracelet plating gold juste un clou replica The latest mode press recommend grant
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The wine flowed and so did the tears. On Thanksgiving Day, Teresa Giudice parents joined the Real Housewife, 42, her husband, Joe, 44, and their four daughters, Gia, 13, Gabriella, 10, Milania, 8, and Audriana, 5, for a home cooked meal at their $3.5 million Towaco, New Jersey, mansion. Before the group dug in to the traditional turkey and stuffing (and, of course, Italian meatballs), says an insider, "Joe made a toast and said how much he loves Teresa and the kids." He closed with a tribute to his father, Frank, who died in June at knock off cartier pendant love age 63. As the family went around the table sharing their blessings, says the insider, "Milania said how thankful she is that Teresa dad isn dead yet." Her daughter words proved too much for the Bravo star. Says the source, "She was tearing up before her first bite of food."
Happy holidays, indeed. With her imprisonment for fraud just weeks away, Teresa new reality is anything knock off necklace love cartier but merry: When this season ends, the Giudices won deck the halls as a family until 2019. "She very emotional," the source says of Teresa, who reports to federal prison January 5 to serve 15 months. Upon her release in 2016, Joe will begin his 41 month sentence after which he likely be deported to his native Italy. But the family time brings a new wave of pain, says the source: "It reminds her that next year, she be eating a turkeylike meal with canned gravy and instant potatoes in prison."
It an image she initially tried to keep out of her daughters heads. The day after her sentencing, Teresa admitted that she wasn sure how or when to tell the kids their parents were going to prison. (Gia, as seen on The Real Housewives of New Jersey, already knew.) But she couldn shield her girls forever. "Milania is an eavesdropper and was listening to Teresa talk about prison to Joe. There were some comments made at school too, so Teresa had to explain things properly," says the insider. "She was vague, only telling them that Mommy and Daddy have to go away." The reality star tried to cushion the blow comparing prison to college. "She said they be able to visit and talk on the phone," says the source. "And that it a place where you can grow, become a better person and learn new things." Still, adds the source, "the kids don fully understand."
Teresa had another serious chat with the kids about Christmas. Though the girls are used to over the top gifts such as a mini Mercedes and designer duds, the source says, "Teresa explained this year will be different and spending money is not what Christmas is all about." In fact, says the source, she already been bargain hunting online. While the source insists the Giudices, who still owe $414,588 in restitution, are "cutting back," it all relative: "She thinks backing down from a $1,200 pair of shoes to a $400 pair is roughing it. So there a real disconnect." Like mother, like daughters. Their 2014 wish lists are as lavish as ever. "Gia wants a Cartier bracelet and Louis Vuitton luggage," says the source. "Gabriella wants a trip to Disney World and the Apple watch."
Teresa can afford to give her time. During her final weeks of freedom, "Teresa is doing as many activities with the girls as possible," says the source. "She has carved out individual time with each." With Gia, for instance, she brainstorms ways to make the girl new pop group, 3KT, a sensation. Says the source, "They talk about outfits, touring, making videos." Milania who shares Maltipoo Bella with her sisters and has her own parakeet, Rico would rather window shop at a pet store. Meanwhile, Gabriella and Audriana just want a snack and some quality time with Mom, says the source. "They get excited about french fries at a drive thru."
The girls will have more than those memories when Teresa goes away. The source says she has nearly completed videos for each. "There will be one for birthdays, one for holidays and a video with words of encouragement for when they sad," reveals the source. While the kids are at school or soccer practice, Mom has been sneaking off to stock up on presents for the coming year. Says the source, "Teresa wants to have gifts for the girls wrapped and waiting on their birthdays."
Gia, who turns 14 on January 8, won have to wait. Days before her incarceration, Teresa plans to throw a joint celebration for her eldest and Joe mom, Filomena Giudice, whose birthday is also in January. Says the source, "Joe convinced her to throw a party at the house right before she heads off to do her time."
Loose Ends
Her husband, on the other hand, is less of a priority. Despite the united front Teresa and Joe put on in court and on Instagram, the source says, Teresa remains resentful of the man she publicly calls "my honey." He be the primary caregiver while Teresa is away "I just want him to be with them all the time," she said on Watch What Happens Live in October but he hasn been stepping up to learn the girls schedules. And his lack of attention has Teresa "icy," says the source. "The passion has completely fizzled. She more concerned with nurturing her kids than taking care of Joe needs." (Her rep tells Us, "Ms. Giudice has not shared any details about her personal life with anyone.")
Still, the self described "old school" wife will flip a table if he strays. Though Teresa is convinced she needs to hire a nanny to help Joe while she in prison, "she wants someone who doesn pose a threat," says the source. "Especially now that she not cartier pendant price replica giving him physical attention." In other words, Garden State beauty queens need not apply. "For a few weeks, Teresa was phoning agencies, looking for a nanny," says the source. "She knows Joe prefers thin women. She feel safe with someone a bit dumpy."
Or masculine. When her search went nowhere, she cold called companies with another idea. "She started contacting agencies, asking for a gay says the source. "But she was told asking a person sexuality isn appropriate." Undeterred, Teresa "is asking friends if they know anyone."
Finding Joe help for Mr. Mom detail is just one of many things on her to do list as the clock on her freedom winds down. With Giudice Manor on the market as the family downsizes, Teresa is "organizing closets and packing boxes to put into storage," says the source. "She doesn want important things to be thrown out of the house if the family moves while she away."
She not just fretting about misplaced possessions. One loss would be unbearable. "She worried her dad will pass while she serving time," says the source. Teresa has an incredibly close bond with her father, Giacinto Gorga, 71, who was hospitalized in 2012 for heart problems. "She asked her attorney if she can attend a family funeral while she in prison," adds the source. Living?
Postprison, she banking on a sunny future. "She thinks living on the West Coast will help Gia career as well as hers," according to the source, who says Teresa hopes to leverage her infamy into TV and movie roles. pendant cartier love knock off She already pitched reality show ideas to Bravo execs. "She suggested joining The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, but that was rejected," says the source. Her second idea a show about her running a restaurant was also nixed.
They rather see her running ragged. One exec envisions putting Teresa in a small house and taping a show about a single mom raising kids on a budget, says the source: "She be furnishing her house with garage sale items, taking the bus and living like a normal person. She is considering it."
Their last Christmas may bring a taste of that simple life. The source says Teresa has mentioned volunteering at a shelter or soup kitchen December 25. Explains the source, "She says she wants the focus to be on the real meaning of Christmas." After all, as she told Us last year, "it a time to be around family and be grateful we are together."
Andy Dishes on the Giudices
He grilled everyone from Cher to Oprah Winfrey, but Watch What Happens Live host Andy Cohen says his October sitdown with Teresa and Joe Giudice was his toughest interview. "It was no piece of cake," he said during a fan Q in Miami November 23. "I not throwing shade, but they not reflective or introspective." Indeed, during the two part postsentencing chat, Joe joked about Teresa going to jail:
"I guess I going to be the housewife." And Teresa, despite pleading guilty to lying on documents to obtain bank loans, told Cohen straight faced: "I don spend money I don have. . . . I work and get a paycheck."
Helping the kids cope
Teresa has avoided going into detail with the girls about her life behind bars. Tarzana. "She taking the fear out of it," Jakubanis tells Us, "by using kid friendly language like, going to be taking a time out. It can also be a teaching moment. Adds Jakubanis, "Kids learn when you do something you not supposed to, there are consequences."
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