ドロレス・カタニアは、ジョー・ジュディスを許すためにジア・ジュディスの戦いに反応します

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dolores catania は、 gia giudice の戦いで父親を捕まえるための戦い joe giudice を容赦しています。

Catania, aged 54, stated during the July 8th episode of ‘Two T’s in a Pod’ on iHeart Radio that he served his due time, and Teresa Giudice compensated every penny that he owed. Every last cent. It was a substantial amount of money. It took years of labor and repayment to settle it. It was indeed a significant sum,” said Catania, speaking about Joe’s former spouse, Teresa Giudice.

She added, ‘I must acknowledge her resilience. To those who are curious about the matter, she managed on her own due to the overwhelming responsibilities she had, such as paying bills, raising four daughters, and single-parenting. She did her utmost, served her time, and he did his. While I wish for every family to remain united, ultimately, that’s not up to us.’

Catania commended Joe for being an excellent father, emphasizing that he is highly involved. She further mentioned that the girls adore their dad deeply (Joe and Teresa, aged 53, are parents to Gia, 24, Gabriella, 20, Milania, 19, and Audriana, 15).

2009 saw Teresa and Joe filing for bankruptcy due to a staggering $11 million debt they had accumulated. In 2014, they admitted guilt to 41 fraud charges, spending time in prison as a result. Five years later, in 2019, Joe was expelled from the United States and sent back to Italy. After twenty years of marriage, the couple divorced. Currently, Joe lives in the Bahamas, which Catania finds conveniently accessible, but emphasizes it’s not comparable to their previous life together.

Last Friday, July 4th, Gia shared a video where she wrote a letter directly addressed to President Donald Trump. This was following his decision to grant clemency to Todd and Julie Chrisley back in May.

Greetings, everyone! This is Gia Giudice speaking in her Instagram post. I’m the child of Joe Giudice. Today, I’m sharing something very close to my heart. Nearly five years ago, my father was relocated. Since then, our family has been living in a state of emotional uncertainty. Despite our efforts to stay strong without our father, or parent, the pain never truly fades away.

In her words, she shared, “As a child, my father never missed a single cheerleading competition or dance recital, and he was always there for holidays too. He took care of us financially and protected us. Now, even though he’s far away, his role as our provider and protector remains.

Ever since the Chrisleys were granted a “second chance” last year, I’ve found myself feeling rejuvenated and inspired, me being their biggest fan and all. You see, Todd, now 56, and Julie, now 52, were convicted on charges such as tax evasion, bank fraud, and wire fraud back in 2022. Despite their guilty verdicts, they’ve steadfastly maintained their innocence. Remarkably, they were released early from their sentences in May, thanks to a decision made by Trump, who’s now 79 years young. Quite an incredible turn of events!

Gia expressed that her experience taught her that people can be pardoned, families reconciled, and sometimes mercy is possible within the legal system. This knowledge instilled in her a sense of optimism, an optimism that perhaps her father, Joe Giudice, might return home as well. Notably, she shared that she profoundly yearns for Joe. They are not soliciting pity but rather a second opportunity. Gia appealed to President Donald J. Trump, expressing her hope that he would take the time to read the character letters about her father, Joe. She concluded by saying, “I love you guys,” before signing off.

In June, Joe openly requested a pardon from Trump, expressing a desire to spend time with his daughters.

2025-07-10 00:52