Gia Giudice Apologizes for Joe Giudice Pardon Request Backlash

Already judge spoke after the backlash of his “little video” asking President Donald Trump To forgive Dad JOE JUDGE.

“I did not intend to post it on July 4. It was simply not my intention at all,” shared Gia, 24, on Wednesday July 9, the episode of her Podcast “Casual Chaos”. “I have so much respect for my country, and I was not trying to show privilege or law.”

GIA explained that she had “shipped these letters” on July 3, a few hours before going to the bank of the New Jersey for her weekend of July 4.

“I was making the video for him on Thursday evening, and I wrote what I was going to say,” she said. “So, Friday morning before the madness of the weekend, I just finished the video, and I posted it. Then I realized:” Oh, my God. “But at that time, the video had had a lot of traction.”

Gia said that social media video was not a “strategic” decision on her part.

“I woke up [and] knew that I had to do something for my father. It was the only thing in my mind, it was my father. So, I posted it, there was no reason behind anything, “she continued.” I really wanted my father to feel loved and loved by me and I know that I always support him and that I push him and him Hoping for his return home.“”

Joe, 53, was found guilty of 39 fraud charges in 2014 alongside the ex-wife Teresa judge. He served a sentence of 41 months in prison before being expelled from the United States to his native Italy. Joe is currently living in the Bahamas. (Teresa, 53, served an 11 -month sentence in prison.)

During Wednesday’s podcast, GIA explained that she did not want her father to think that she “forgot the video” and intended to “do” her weekend at the Jersey Shore.

“I woke up in the morning and posted the video. It was my first thought, ”she said. “Then, after going downstairs, come back to the floor, see the comments, I felt horrible.”

Gia said that Todd And Julie ChrisleyThe recent presidential forgiveness “really inspired” his family to fight for the return of Joe. THE Chrisley knows best A couple returned home in May after Serve their respective prison terms In their case of tax evasion.

“I also worked every day this summer. My schedule was crazy, and I am very grateful,” she added. “But whenever I have downtime to make videos and update you guys on my life, I post it. And I really apologize.”

GIA admitted that she “should have waited for a day” before publishing the video.

“I really wanted to use my platform to raise awareness of my father,” she concluded. “I don’t think I am privileged. I have immense respect for my country. ”