• Teresa Giudice is advising Todd and Julie.
• Chrisley as they get ready to report to jail for their convictions.
• For their financial crimes after serving time for a related offence.

Teresa Giudice, The Real Housewives of New Jersey served 11 months of a 15-month fraud sentence back in 2015. Joe Giudice, her ex-husband, was sentenced to 41 months in prison in 2016 after pleading guilty to charges of bankruptcy fraud and wire fraud. Later, he was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) of the United States before being sent back to his home Italy.

To Todd, 53, and Julie, 49, Teresa is currently admonishing them to “be strong for their family and manifest while they are in prison what they desire when they come out and just to be strong for their children.”

She told in an interview that “it’s going to be really hard, but they have to make the best of it.” But they must be steadfast for their family, maintain contact with their kids, and find a solution.

According to Teresa, her own four daughters “came every week” to see her. She also wishes that the two Chrisley Knows Best actors’ kids would frequently pay them visits while they were in jail.

She remembered, “The trouble is, my children were young. “But if you attend once a month, at least, based on their schedule. They must always maintain the connection. keep in contact with their relatives. Join forces to be strong.”

Teresa’s comments follow those of Joe, 50, who also addressed the legal situation involving the Chrisleys.

He said on Teresa and Melissa Pfeister’s Namaste B$tches podcast, “I mean, these folks did the same, identical thing we did, that I did — not Teresa, me.” “Probably 90 percent of the world does it, and the United States did it at the time, but they targeted us, and now these guys here did the same exact thing, same exact charges,” the speaker said.

The Chrisleys, according to Joe Giudice, were “crucified” in the tax fraud trial Following his own incarceration
Joe believes that Todd and Julie’s decision to proceed with the trial eventually had a detrimental effect on them and caused them to receive a harsher punishment. In addition, the ex-RHONJ star claimed that the long-term marriage may have fared better if they “would have taken the plea” as he did with Teresa.

“They would have most likely received a warning, served time in prison, and possibly the wife would have served Teresa’s same sentence, if not longer. And since he could have completed the drug program and is a citizen, in addition to other factors, he would have received the same punishment as I did and would have been released in about 17 months “Joe clarified. “But OK, given that he appeared in court. Sure, they crucified him. You get double the time.”

Todd received a 12-year prison term in November along with a 16-month probationary period. Julie was sentenced to seven years in jail and 16 months of probation.

The two have subsequently been given the go-ahead to report to a Florida prison on January 17, however they are still contesting their case.

Their daughter Lindsie Chrisley revealed how her parents are spending their final weeks before their impending prison sentence.

She continued, “My parents often say, and I think they’ve expressed on their podcast as well, that at this point it’s basically living every day like it’s your last, taking it in, and spending time with their kids who are in Nashville.

“I have split custody [with my ex-husband William Campbell], so of course I’m talking to my folks on the phone. Therefore, I am unable to simply pack up and move to Nashville where I will stay until January “The co-host of Coffee Convos said. But in addition to spending time with their kids, my parents are unquestionably committed to going to therapy and studying the Bible.

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