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Judge already asking President Donald Trump to help bring her father home.
Her father, Joe JudgeHe was deported back to Italy in 2019 after serving prison time on federal fraud charges. He now lives in the Bahamas. But after seeing Trump, 79, Forgive Melt and Julie Chrisley Earlier this year, GIA, 24, reached out to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
“Let’s bring Joe Giudice, my father, home together,” he wrote through Instagram On Friday, July 4, alongside a video of herself writing a letter to the President.
“Hey, Boys, my name is Gia Giudice,” he reported in the video. “I’m a daughter of Joe Giudice and today I use my voice for something very personal. My father was deported over four years ago. Since then, our family has lived in an emotional limbo. No matter how strong we try to be in the absence of a father, a parent, it’s something that never stops hurt.”
“As I was growing up, my dad was present in all fun competitions, all dance statements, holidays,” he continued. “He was our provider. Our defender. And he is still, only now of thousands of miles away.”
GIA then highlighted the Chrisleys, who spent time for fraud -related convictions until they were released in May after their family lobbied Trump and his predecessor, Joe bidenFor a pardon.
“Watching Chrisley’s family receiving a second chance has inspired me,” he said. “It showed me that people can be forgiven, that families could be restored and sometimes the justice system had a place for grace. That gave me hope. Hope maybe my father could come home too.”
Giudice Gia Young with Parents Teresa and Joe
Photo by Dave Kotinsky/Getty ImagesJoe, 53, also Publicly asked Trump for a pardon In June, writing through Instagram that he wanted a chance to see his daughters again. (Joe and ex-wife Judge Teresa Share too lady Gabriella, 20, Milania, 19, and Audriana, 15.)
Gia echoed her father, saying she wants him to enjoy more seconds, large and small, with his family.
“Pardon would mean more than just legal forgiveness. It would mean healing for my sisters, my mother, my family and for me,” said GIA. “We’ve lost birthdays, grades, even the small moments of most importance. This is not just about one man. It’s about a family who deserves to be whole yet.”
He finished his video with a last place for a second chance.
“I use my platform to speak not only as a public figure but as a girl who loses her father deeply,” she concluded. “We’re not asking for sympathy. We’re asking for a second chance. So let’s bring Joe home.