Make Page Six a Preferred Source Teresa Giudice claimed that her daughter Milania Giudice had fentanyl in her system during the explosive airport clash, according to police bodycam footage obtained by Page Six.
The “Real Housewives of New Jersey” star told cops that Milania “had fentanyl in her system” while taking an elevator with Milania and her other daughter, Gia Giudice, during the Tampa International Airport incident last Wednesday.
“‘Cause I was laced, I go to college,” Milania fired back.
It is unclear if Teresa was saying that Milania had the drug in her system at that moment or at a previous time.
Milania also told her parents that she posted the video of their explosive argument to her social media, prompting Teresa to tell her, “I don’t care anymore.”
“I want to save. your life,” Teresa told Milania.
Elsewhere in the bodycam footage, Milania is captured raising her voice at Teresa and repeatedly yelling, “This is what we do now,” while her mom and older sister calmly try to reason with her to cooperate.
“Hurry up mom! Why don’t you run! “You wanted to cause a scene!” Milania shouts aggressively before yelling “Teresa Giudice” for others in the airport to hear.
Teresa replied gently to Milania, telling her that they were going to get on the plane together.
From there, the cops proceed to walk them to their gate.
In a private discussion between the police, one cop is heard confirming that Milania is “using repetitive language,” and another law enforcement official said she is a “danger to herself.”
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