'RHONJ' Teresa Giudice Prison Sentence Fallout: Bravo Star Is A 'Mess' And Throwing Tantrums!

The Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice can't keep the drama out of her life. With a looming prison sentence and her marriage in shambles, now her former crisis manager details what it was like to work with the tumbling reality star.

In a surprising move, Wendy Feldman cut ties with the Bravo star after she sent the judge a letter requesting to be sent to prison in Danbury, Connecticut. Apparently, this was done without Wendy's knowledge and against her advice.

"This was a decision that was weeks coming and not an easy one," she told The Wrap. "The issue made more complex by the many hats that I wear in most cases as a legal crisis manager and coach — I am after all the ultimate insider."

According to her, the situation the she was dealt was far from easy, especially the way Teresa acted towards her.

"I inherited a mess, and what I knew would be a difficult client. But that is my expertise — difficult clients having been one myself," she said. "I made it very clear to Teresa ... that the only reason I dealt with the various tantrums, missteps and side conversations was for her children."

"We both acknowledged this. Yet here we are with a very public battle and various reports have me keeping Teresa from her children," she continued. "I have done the opposite to this moment. She is a good mother and the sole caregiver. But she needs to get real, humble and honest."

Wendy went on to blast the RHONJ star for taking in consideration the judge's leniency in regards to her sentence.

"Teresa accepted a plea agreement that carried a federal guideline prison sentence of between 21-27 months in prison," according to The Wrap. "Yet to this day she fails to accept the fact that Judge [Esther] Salas had included 15 months in prison, holiday break with her children and in a rare move — a staggered sentence."

"I may not agree with the terms of the plea agreement and in fact advised against it, but as Judge Salas said: 'deals are deals.'"

As MStars News reported, Teresa will report to the Danbury Federal Prison in Connecticut on January 5, which is the same prison that is the inspiration for the Netflix hit Orange Is the New Black.

Do you think the crisis manager is right about Teresa?