Gia Giudice introduces the tax debts of Teresa Giudice and Luis Ruelas
Teresa GiudiceDaughter, Gia Giudicehas settled the claim that her mother and stepfather had accumulated $3 million in tax debt.
Gia, 24, spoke on the episode of the podcast “Casual Chaos” on Monday, March 31, downplayed the report, which made headlines after Monday, March 24 people Getting the record of Teresa, 52-year-old husband Luis Ruelas49 years old, was in financial trouble.
“We have a lot of positive moments this week, and some negative moments. I’m sure you all saw this news,” Gia started to launch in her story. “My mom has always been the only provider for me and my sisters and I [Joe Giudice] Leave prison. She has been working hard to make sure my sister and I live a stable life and my family is financially stable. Just like I can’t fully emphasize my mom’s workload. Everything will be resolved. ”
Gia, he’s here too Real housewife in New Jersey While her famous mother continued, “My mom has control over everything and there is nothing to worry about. Luis is the most amazing stepfather. He treated my sisters and I like that we are his own.
According to court documents, the couple received more than $3 million in tax lien, a government legal requirement for someone’s property.
The documents allegedly detailed the $303,889.20 owed by Teresa, while Ruelas owed nearly $2.6 million. In December 2024, 49-year-old Ruelas issued a lien for $163,523.94 people. The lien is reportedly still a public case.
Bethenny Frankelreputation as the original actor Real housewife in New York Cityafter the news of the debt outbreak, some ideas were posted to social media. Frankel, 53, captioned Frankel when discussing the so-called situation.
Gia wrote down Frankel’s reel during the podcast and sent her a message early in the episode.
“Bethany Frankel [it] If someone says that to you, Gia said: “I hope a thousand dollars tiktok salary is really worth it. Thanks. But we did a great job here. ”
Debt claims are not the first time Teresa has faced financial difficulties in her marriage. In 2009, Teresa filed for bankruptcy with her first husband, Joe, 52, and filed for $11 million in debt. Five years later, the two were charged for 39 counts, including bankruptcy fraud. The following year, Teresa served 11 months in prison.
Joe was sentenced to 41 months in prison and was deported to Italy upon completion. He now lives in the Bahamas and has been recently visited by the GIA, as stated in her podcast episode.
