Gia Giudice

Gia Giudice has come a long way from the young girl viewers met a long while back on The Real Housewives of New Jersey.

And this is exactly why some fans are now worried about the 19-year old.

Gia Giudice has a new look and a new man...

... but same support as always from her polarizing mother.

Fresh off a controversial nose job, Gia Giudice has gone ahead and doubled down on her new penchant for plastic surgery.

Indeed, the 19-year old just announced on Instagram that she's undergone her second medical procedure in as many weeks.

In the very famous play Hamilton (maybe you've heard of it, or even seen it), Lin-Manuel Miranda famously raps:

"I'm only 19 but my mind is older."

Just a couple of weeks ago, Joe Giudice was reunited with his beloved daughters in Italy as they visited him for the holidays.

On Wednesday, he posted a heartwarming, moving tribute for Gia's 19th birthday.

Reunited... and it feels so good?

We can't say for certain.

“The comeback is always greater than the setback.” 

That's one of the cringe-inducing aphorisms that Jersey Shore star Mike Sorrentino took to spouting in the months before his prison sentence.

As you've likely heard by now, former Real Housewives of New Jersey star Joe Giudice is being held in an ICE detention center, where he currently awaits deportation to Italy.

Giudice's appeal was denied last week, which means it's looking more likely than ever that he'll be shipped off to the country where he was born, but knows very little about.

Just a few months ago, it looked like Teresa Giudice was deep in denial about Joe's deportation.

Now that the season is upon us, she can no longer ignore her husband's fate.

Joe Giudice is facing deportation next year -- as soon as he gets out of prison.

Though Teresa Giudice has honored him with a photo and his family has vowed to fight deportation, it's an uphill battle and he's expected to lose.

Last week, Joe Giudice's family responded to the stunning news that he will be deported upon his release from prison.

Daugther Gia issued a desperate plea, urging her incarcerated father to fight this deportation order with an enthusiastic appeal.

We often mock Teresa Giudice and members of her family.

It's typically for good reason, too.

There's nothing like your firstborn's major life milestones.

Even reality TV moms get excited when their daughter goes to prom.

On The Real Housewives of New Jersey Season 7 Episode 16, Dolores Catania was still furious in the wake of her argument with Jacqueline Laurita. 

Yes, Jacqueline seems to be getting into arguments with absolutely everyone on the show, but it's making for good TV, so who are we to judge?

On The Real Housewives of New Jersey Season 7 Episode 15, the ladies adjusted to life without imprisoned family patriarch Joe Giudice.

The transition, as you might expect, was far from peaceful.

It hasn't been an easy couple of years for Gia Giudice. 

In December of 2015, her mother, Teresa Giudice, turned herself in to begin serving a 15 month sentence for bankruptcy fraud charges.

On The Real Housewives of New Jersey Season 7 Episode 14, the big day finally arrived ... for Joe Giudice to head to the big house.

If you watch The Real Housewives of New Jersey online, it was hard not to get a little choked up, regardless of the Giudices' misdeeds.

It's only been three weeks since Teresa Giudice was released from prison, and the troubled Jersey Housewife is still on house arrest.

But that doesn't mean you can keep her away from a red carpet event.

Teresa Giudice is almost through serving her 15-month prison sentence for bankruptcy fraud. 

Of course, thanks to Bravo's (hilariously low-rated) Teresa Checks In specials, the incarcerated Housewife has already returned to the network that made her famous...kind of.

Earlier this month, cops were called in response to a screaming match between Joe and Gia Giudice.

Those closest to the family were puzzled, as the 14-year-old aspiring singer is a self-described "daddy's girl" who's always gotten along well with her hot-tempered father.