Others involved in the investigation who took a plea deal were only put in the slammer for five to seven years.

The judge in the case told him that he would face a maximum of 70 years in prison when he is sentenced in early March. He pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud, conspiracy to commit money laundering, and obstructing an official proceeding.

GUILTY & NOT SHAH-MAZING: On November 19, just after we pressed send on the last Housewives Institute Bulletin, Jen Shah’s “first assistant” Stuart Smith changed his plea from “not guilty” to “guilty” for three charges that were filed against both him and Shah. Not all the news, but all the news you actually care about. We are going to touch on all of those subjects in this week’s missive, but before that, let us return to Jen Shah in the news! It’s official, people: I have a face made for newsletters.īetween this new doc, the premiere of Porsha Williams’s new spinoff, the new season of RHOC, Nicki Minaj hosting the RHOP reunion, the RHOM trailer, and the finale of Winter House, the Institute is busier than Andy Cohen’s houseboy during a holiday weekend. Then there was a close-up that did me absolutely no favors.

There was a wide angle that captured my ascot, my brooch, and my very handsome face quite well. Of course what I mean is the camera angles used to film yours truly, Dame Brian Moylan, president and founder of the Housewives Institute. From another angle, it was a disgusting miscarriage of justice that needs to be investigated by the authorities immediately. From one angle, it was lovely, entertaining, and humorous. I’m sure by now many of you have checked out the Hulu documentary The Housewife and the Shah Shocker, about Jen Shah’s arrest and the criminal allegations against her.

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