Teresa Giudice Is Heading Home After Prison Release; Not Getting Preferential Treatment Says Lawyer

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Thank you, Jesus! It’s finally here! Teresa Giudice is being released from prison on Wednesday which is a moment that many Real Housewives of New Jersey fans have been waiting for since last January!

While Teresa is getting our of prison earlier than expected her lawyer, James Leonard is clearing the air that the reality star is getting special treatment.

Teresa was sentenced to 15-months in prison but is now getting out a few month earlier than expected due to good behavior. According to Leonard, Teresa is “not receiving preferential treatment.”

According to Leonard, Teresa is excited to get home and start the next chapter of her life. Oh, and despite those horrible rumors Teresa is NOT heading to a halfway house but instead is going straight home to her husband and daughters!

“She’s looking forward to coming home. She’s going to go straight home. She’s not going to a halfway house. She’s going to get to spend Christmas with her family and get back to her life.”

I’m so excited for Teresa and her family! Teresa’s daughters must be so overjoyed to get their mom back! Hopefully, this is an incredible Christmas for them filled with love and family!

Are you excited for Teresa’s release? Do you think Teresa is getting special treatment? Are you surprised Teresa won’t be heading to a halfway house?

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