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Teresa Giudice is aware of a factor or two about spending time behind bars.
So, when it got here to discovering the right individual to provide fellow actuality stars Todd Chrisley and Julie Chrisley recommendation as they put together for his or her 12-year and seven-year jail sentences, respectively, the Real Housewives of New Jersey was simply the best alternative.
Years after serving 11 months in jail for fraud crimes, Teresa was noticed at LAX, the place the longtime tv character and mom of 4 shared a number of suggestions for the Chrisley Knows Best solid members.
“I would say like, one of my memoirs that I wrote is ‘Standing Strong’ so stand strong. Stand strong for their family and manifest while being in prison what they want when they came out and just to be strong for their children,” Teresa advised a TMZ videographer on the airport on Tuesday. “It’s gonna be very hard but they have to make the best of it and they have to stand strong for their family and stay connected to their children and make it work.”
According to Teresa, retaining in shut contact with household is a key side of passing time behind bars.
“My children came every week,” she shared of her 2015 jail stint. “And the thing is, my children [Gia Giudice, 21, Gabriella Giudice, 18, Milania Giudice, 16, and Audriana Giudice, 13] were young.”
As for Todd and Julie, they share Chase Chrisley, 26, Savannah Chrisley, 25, and Grayson Chrisley, 16, and Todd additionally has two older youngsters, Lindsie Chrisley, 33, and Kyle Chrisley, 31, who he shares with ex-wife Teresa Terry.
“Based on their schedule, at least go once a month,” Teresa suggested, signaling to the truth that the Chrisley’s youngsters are a lot older than hers have been on the time of her sentence. “They have to always keep connected, keep their family connected, [and] stand strong together.”
When Teresa was then requested about how she received adjusted to jail meals, the RHONJ solid member defined that “you just do.”
“And I have to say, where I was, the food wasn’t so bad. And I cooked there where I was there also. I chose to be [in the kitchen]. Where I was, the inmates where the cooks so they all did a great job,” Teresa revealed, encouraging Todd and Julie to become involved within the actions of their services.
“I exercised, I did yoga ever single day. I wrote my book when I was in prison,” she famous.
Teresa’s feedback come simply days after ex-husband Joe Giudice appeared on her podcast, Namaste B$tches, the place he prompt that if the Chrisley hadn’t gone to trial, they’d’ve been dealt a lot much less time behind bars.
“[Todd] would’ve probably got the same amount I got, which he would’ve been out in 17 months because he could’ve did the drug program [and other programs] because he’s a citizen,” Joe defined. “But being that he went to trial, they crucified him. They give you double time.”
“You can’t go to trial against the feds. You’re gonna lose,” he added.
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