« The Real Housewives of New Jersey » star Teresa Giudice shares her decision to sell her longtime home in Montville, New Jersey March that the house where she spent almost 20 years was getting too much to bear.
« It’s hard for me to sell the house, » she revealed in a confessional in front of the camera. “[My ex-husband] Joe and I built the house together. We raised our four daughters in this house. “
Two months before the house came on the market, Teresa brought in the interior designer Jimmy DeLaurentis to completely change the interior of the house.
» She said: « My house needs a lot of work, it’s dark, it’s full of old Italian things. Joe is gone, » DeLaurentis told E! back then. « She just said, » I need to feel lighter in this house. « It’s a huge house, everything was gloomy and dark and she had memories of a lot of things and she just wanted to brighten it up. »
Teresa and Joe, 50, raised their four children at home until the couple was due in 2015 Was convicted of bankruptcy fraud, conspiracy to commit postal fraud, cable fraud, and non-payment of taxes, and was ultimately jailed.
As reported on page 6, Joe was sentenced to 41 months’ imprisonment for postal, wire, and bankruptcy fraud in March 2019, but was immediate taken into ICE custody.
He was ordered to be deported to Italy in October 2018 because he was not a US citizen when the crimes were committed.
Giudice has had her attention since then with her new boyfriend Luis « Louie » Ruelas (46), who is said to have financed the purchase, directed to an « investment property » worth $ 3.35 million. Giudice will be the caretaker of the house in Montville, which is just three doors from the house she shared with her ex-husband. She and her chiseled new boyfriend started in November after their divorce from Joe was finalized.
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