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Teresa Giudice has been in prison for two days now, and it seems things are going to be just fine if you ask her lawyer James L. Leonard Jr. "I think she hopes to turn it into something positive," Leonard said during an interview with "E! News." "She indicated that if she had her choice to work she would like to work in the kitchen facility because she's obviously a good cook," he said. James claims that "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" star is trying "to take it one day at a time" and seemed to have positive vibes while chowing down at a local diner before checking in to the Danbury Federal Correction Institution early Monday morning, Jan. 5. Read More »
"Make it count!" is probably the words Teresa Giudice was thinking about as she pulled over to grab her "last supper" before checking in to prison. According to "Us Magazine," Giudice's last meal before entering prison at the Federal Correctional Institution in Danbury, Monday, Jan. 5, wasn't a fancy wine-and-dine type of cuisine, but something fast. According to her attorney, James J. Leonard Jr., the mother of four girls had some time to spare before turning herself in to serve 15 months behind bars, so she pulled over at a local diner in Connecticut where she "broke bread" one last time. According to the site, Giudice arrived in Danbury around 1:45 a.m., an hour and 15 minutes before she could get checked into prison, so she decided to waste some time eating. "She said she was hungry, so we went to a diner down the road," Leonard said. "It was Elmer's Diner in Danbury, about a mile away from the prison." Usually a diner's menu consists of breakfast, lunch and dinner, including pancakes, waffles, burgers, hot dogs, chili fries and all other types of food. But Giudice's attorney claims the "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star wanted a breakfast sandwich and coffee. Read More »
