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Milania Giudice offered a public apology to her mother, Teresa Giudice, on Tuesday, weeks after telling her to “shut the f*ck up” amid an apparent airport meltdown.
After Milania posted and deleted a video of herself fighting with the 54-year-old Real Housewives of New Jersey star and her older sister, Gia Giudice, 25, at the Tampa International Airport last month, she returned to social media with a series of posts honoring her mom.
In one October 6 post shared to her Instagram Story, Milania featured a message shared by Marie-Louise M. Lange, which read, “The older I get the more I appreciate how I was raised and who I was raised by.”
She then added in her own message, “You are the best, sorry mother.”
Milania then shared a post from Ben Owen, which showed him holding a sign that said, “Teach your kids to be a good friend because some children don’t go home to love,” and another that included an image of Teresa at her Watch What Happens Live appearance on Sunday.
As RHONJ fans may have seen, Milania also honored sister Gabriella Giudice on her 22nd birthday on Sunday, months after she called the cops on Milania amid an alleged domestic violence incident.
“Happy birthday [Gabriella] … you really are the best sister i could ever ask for. you’re genuinely one of the smartest people i know, and i’m so proud of the person you are,” Milania captioned the post. “I’ve put you through a lot over the years, and i know i haven’t always made being my sister easy, but you’ve always been there for me, accepted me, and loved me through everything. i’ve always told you that you’re literally Cinderella in real life, and even with the black hair now, i still stand by it. i can’t believe you’re 22 already. time really flies. i love you so much and i’m so lucky to have you as my sister.”
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Following Milania’s airport incident earlier this month, during which Teresa alleged that she had “fentanyl in her system,” her rep confirmed to E! News that she was “under the care of professionals.”
“[Milania is] a good-hearted and caring young woman who has been going through a very challenging period,” the rep shared. “Our focus right now is simply on her health, healing and well-being. In time, she hopes that being open about her experiences may help other young people facing their own struggles, but for now, we ask for compassion and privacy as she and her family continue to navigate this together.”
In addition to being in the midst of legal drama stemming from her DV arrest earlier this year, Milania is also coping with the loss of her longtime best friend, Victoria Zardoya, who died from a fall in July.