Gia Giudice asks Trump to pardon father Joe Giudice after Chrisleys

Gia Giudice calls the highest office in the country to bring her father home.

The eldest girl of Real Housewives of New Jersey Star Teresa Giudice and her ex, Joe Giudice – who spent 41 months in prison for banking, bankruptcy, mail and fraud by wire and was then expelled in Italy in 2019 – GIA shared a public plea for her Instagram on Friday for the return of her father. The public planned? President Donald Trump.

“My name is Gia Giudice. I am the daughter of Joe Giudice, and today I use my voice for something deeply personal,” she begins in voice over in the selfie video representing her writing character letters in the name of her father. “My father was expelled over four years ago. Since then, our family has lived in emotional limbo. No matter how much we try to be in the absence of a father, a parent, it’s something that keeps injuring.”

The star of the new series of reality of Bravo Next generation NYC did not concoct his call to the mercy of blue, but quoted a clear precedent for the leniency of the star of reality.

“Watching the Chrisley family receiving a second chance inspired me,” she said. “It showed me that people can be forgiven, that families could be restored and that sometimes the justice system has a place for grace. It gave me hope.”

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Todd and Julie Chrisley, Stars of the USA Network Reality Series Chrisley knows bestwere forgiven by Trump in May after being found guilty of crimes similar to those of Giudice: banking fraud and tax evasion, which landed Todd with a sentence of 12 years and Julie with 7 years in prison.

GIA explained that “forgiveness for me would mean more than just legal forgiveness, it would mean healing for my sisters, for my mother, for my family and for me.” The Giudices share four children: GIA, 24, Gabriella, 20, Milania, 19, and Audriana, 15. Teresa and Joe were both sentenced to prison in 2014, but Joe, who moved to America from Italy and never obtained a complete citizenship, was deported after completing his sentence. He currently lives in the Bahamas so that he can be closer to his family.

“We have missed birthdays, graduates, even the little moments that matter the most,” continued Gia. “It is not only a man, it is a family who deserves to be at home again … We do not ask for sympathy, we ask for a second chance, so let’s bring Joe at home. President Donald J. Trump, I really hope that you will receive these letters of character on my father Joe Giudice.”

Gia’a’a’s advocacy occurs less than two weeks after Joe did one of his family to Trump, who gave leniency to more than 25 people recognized from various financial crimes since he entered in January.

“I am Joe Giudice. I have served my time, and I have been expelled from the United States for almost a decade. I was raised in Jersey, I am the father of four incredible girls, and I just want to be allowed to visit them again. President Trump, I respect you and I ask a second chance,” he wrote in an Instagram post of June 26 on a photo posing with his daughters.

While Teresa and Various Giudice girls showed their support for the father in the comments, the tone in the comments of GIA’s publication was decidedly more hostile, many users calling for the demand of the insensitive reality TV star in the light of the recent wave of mass deportations of Trump targeting many immigrants who were not even charged with a crime.

Weekly entertainment contacted Gia Giudice to comment.