Teresa Betrayed! Giudice 'Humiliated' By Prison Photo Husband Joe Sold — 'Didn't Want It Public'
April 2 2015, Updated 7:49 a.m. ET
Teresa Giudice is in the spotlight after her husband, Joe, sold a photograph of the entire family taken during a recent prison visit. But RadarOnline.com has learned that she's less than thrilled by her big photo debut — and in fact, she's humiliated!
The photo of Teresa in her prison-issued khakis and frizzy hair "is absolutely humiliating to her," a source close to the reality star told RadarOnline.com. "Because in the photo, she just doesn't look good. She didn't want the public to ever see her like that!"
But according to the source, "Joe had no choice but to sell the photo because the magazine wouldn't publish a feature on the family without it. A picture of Joe and their four daughter's wasn't worth anything. The money shot was Teresa in prison."
Indeed, as RadarOnline.com reported, the family banked $75,000 for the shot.
Prison has clearly taken a toll on Teresa, as she appears to look much older in the recent family photo. With grey hair, and her trademark extensions removed before arrival, Teresa is telling insiders that "this is one photo she wished had never been taken."
Heavy eyeliner and curly hair is a much different look for the "fabulicious" table-flipping reality star. But it still took a lot of work to pull together.
Husband Joe told the magazine Teresa "made us wait for an hour while she did her hair," during the visit.
After her expected release in December, "Teresa won't make any public appearances until she has had a full glamorous make-over, which will include having the extensions put back in, and a hair straightening treatment. Don't rule out any Botox or any other cosmetic fillers," said the source.
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