'RHONJ' Teresa Giudice Daughter Gia New Music Video Is Here! Did Bravo Star Pay For Failed Kickstarter Campaign Amid Bankruptcy Troubles? [VIDEO]

Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice's daughter, Gia Giudice, is going through a tough time with her mother's imminent prison sentence, but she has been occupying her time with the just-released music video for her girl group, 3KT.

The video to the song "Season of Joy" features the reality daughter and her friends dancing and singing at her house, in Rockefeller Center, and Herald Square in New York City.

Check it out here:

It's been a mystery who funded the video, especially since their Kickstarter campaign was a major bust, only raising $926 of their $7500 goal from 19 supporters. However, according to them, it wasn't Gia's prison-bound mother who forked over the cash.

"We are thrilled to announce that our 'Season of Joy' music video was privately funded by 2 companies outside of Kickstarter!" 3KT wrote. "We are thankful that filming began this week, and our amazing video will be out for the holidays!"

As MStars News reported, Teresa and her daughter may be covering up the fact that the RHONJ star paid for the video after failing to reach its funding goal.

"Teresa and the parents of the other two girls agreed to pay for the video to be made," a source told Radar Online. "There was no way Teresa was going to have a disappointed Gia on her hands!"

The former Celebrity Apprentice contestant only has a couple weeks to spend with her family before she is hauled off behind bars after pleading guilty to charges of bankruptcy and mortgage fraud. She will spend 15 months at Danbury Correctional Facility in Connecticut, which is the prison that inspired the Netflix hit comedy series Orange Is the New Black.

This is the second music video for 3KT, whose first video, based on the Britney Spears song "Circus," has reached almost 1 million views on YouTube.

What do you think of Gia's new music video? Should Teresa have spent her money on it even though she's millions in debt?