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THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF SALT LAKE CITY -- Season:3 -- Pictured: Jen Shah -- (Photo by: Chris Haston/Bravo) — Image Credit: Chris Haston/Bravo

Jen Shah, 49, was publicly seen for the primary time since she began her six-year jail sentence. The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star, who’s serving a six-year sentence for wire fraud, was photographed carrying a lightweight tan jail uniform as she walked with a fellow inmate within the yard of Bryan Federal Prison Camp in Texas. She had her hair tied again in a low ponytail and wore gold earrings and glasses as she appeared to interact in dialog with the inmate.

The pictures come three months after Jen began the jail sentence. Her assistant not too long ago took to Instagram to share that she is doing “phenomenal” since staying on the jail. “She looks beautiful, her skin looks so glowy, her hair looks great,” he shared by way of Shah’s Instagram Story, which he’s been working since she’s been away.

She’s additionally reportedly began instructing a health class on the jail. It takes place “three times a week” and has earned her the nickname of “Jen Fonda” amongst fellow inmates.

Jen’s six-year sentence is the results of her pleading responsible in July 2022 to defrauding hundreds of individuals in a telemarketing scheme. Her unique arrest came about in March 2021 and she or he initially denied the allegations for months earlier than admitting to the fraud. She entered jail on Feb. 17 of this yr and had her total jail sentence lowered by a yr, which makes her launch date Aug. 30, 2028.

As Jen was on the point of go to jail, she shared a prolonged message to her followers that defined the place she was going, why, and the way lengthy she’d be away. “It is the price I must pay for the bad decisions I made,” a part of her message, which was posted on Feb. 17, learn. She additionally went on to say that she “will work to make amends and reconcile with the victims of my crime,” and admitted that she was praying for folks to “judge me for the way I responded to this sentence, rather than only for the decisions that led me to prison.”