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Teresa Giudice In Jail

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Teresa Giudice may be sitting in jail, but that isn’t going to stop her from appearing on her husband Joe Giudice’s new reality TV show. E Online reported that Teresa would be on the show, but not visually. Viewers will hear her voice over the telephone as she talks to her family. The two part special will air on Bravo. It will feature Joe trying to take care of the couple’s four daughters alone while Teresa is in jail. Joe and his four daughters started filming the show in June. The special is set to air just before “The Real Housewives of New Jersey” come on for their seventh season. Teresa has an offer from Bravo to return to “Real Housewives of New Jersey after her release from prison. They put out an offer of $2 million to secure her

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