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Milania Giudice Suffered 'Suicidal Thoughts' During Airport Altercation, Police Report States

Police were called to Tampa International Airport after Milania Giudice reportedly experienced a mental breakdown.

US Politics • 2 hours ago
Milania Giudice Suffered 'Suicidal Thoughts' During Airport Altercation, Police Report States

Milania Giudice was experiencing "suicidal thoughts" and a "mental breakdown" during a recent confrontation with her mother, Teresa Giudice, and sister, Gia Giudice, at Tampa International Airport. According to a police report obtained by Page Six, authorities were alerted to a situation where "multiple females need police ASAP" and that Milania had separated from a counselor present at the scene.

Law enforcement sources indicated that the call for assistance came in on Wednesday at approximately 2:20 p.m. The report details that Milania, 20, was allegedly last seen by her mother 30 minutes before she ran away. Cops were informed that Milania had "just [been] released from the hospital." After about 12 minutes, Milania was located and boarded a plane with her family members. No arrest, medical transport, or police report was filed.

Previously, Milania posted and then deleted a video that captured her arguing with family members while police were present. In the clip, she could be heard asking her mother and sister, "This is what we do now? This is what we do now?" Teresa Giudice repeatedly responded, "I love you," while Gia Giudice, 25, interjected, "Let her do what she wants to do." Milania then responded, "Shut the f–k up!" to her mother before the video ended.

This incident follows Milania's enrollment in anger management classes after a domestic violence arrest in May. She was charged with one count of simple assault. A judge later stated that Milania "did knowingly cause bodily injury" to another individual by striking them in the head with her fist during a domestic dispute.

Milania, who previously addressed the arrest by saying, "It is what it is, s–t happens in life," indicated she was not in a good place at the time. Teresa Giudice shares four daughters with her ex-husband, Joe Giudice.


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