Inside Teresa Giudice's face and body transformation – see The Real Housewives of New Jersey star over the years | The Sun
REAL Housewife Teresa Giudice has undergone quite a physical transformation since her first appearance on the hit reality show.
The 51-year-old publicly admitted to several plastic surgeries over the last decade, but is there more than meets the eye?
2008
Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice catapulted to fame on season one of the hit Bravo series that debuted in 2009.
Viewers fell in love with her outspoken and vivacious personality.
The successful entrepreneur has always had a solid fitness routine, shown by her toned arms and legs in the season one cast photo.
While filming season one of the show in 2008, she had her first breast augmentation.
2009
In 2009, the then stay-at-home mom had jet-black hair that she normally styled in ringlets around her face and wore minimal makeup.
Her body looked slightly different because, for most of the year, she was pregnant with her fourth and final daughter, Audriana.
Teresa gave birth on September 14, 2009, and quickly slimmed down the following year.
2010
By mid-2010, she had slimmed down to her pre-pregnancy body.
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The star showcased her postpartum look at the after-party for the benefit performance of "My Big Gay Italian Wedding" at Press Lounge at Ink48.
She regularly sported thick eyeliner and formfitting dresses that showcased her lean physique.
2014
By 2014, Teresa's face began to look noticeably unchanged and unlined — and viewers speculated that she had received Botox.
She wore more makeup than in previous years, which may have contributed to her youthful appearance.
That year, she was sentenced to prison on fraud charges in connection to her ex-husband, Joe Giudice's, bankruptcy charges.
2015
Upon completing 11 months of her 15-month sentence, she was released in December 2015 after significant weight loss.
Teresa looked about 10 to 15 pounds lighter than when she went in.
During her stint in prison, she regularly worked out and veered towards healthy food with a diet that mostly consisted of oatmeal and chicken salad, according to People.
She dropped to about a size two and kept up her exercise regimen.
2018
Upon her release, Teresa got into heavy weightlifting and competed in the bikini division of the NPC South Jersey Bodybuilding Championship in June 2018.
In November, she revealed on an episode of Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen that she had swapped out her breast implants about five weeks prior to her appearance on the talk show.
Though many people speculated, she also admitted that she added “a little” bit of fillers to her face.
2021
While appearing as the keynote speaker at the New Jersey Ultimate Women's Expo at the NJ Convention & Expo Center in November 2021, the reality television star admitted to getting the tip of her nose done.
She got the rhinoplasty after her daughter had the same procedure done a year prior.
During an appearance on Watch What Happens Live, she confirmed the news again and told Andy: "I had it done in February, and no one even noticed.
In 2020, she went in for a non-surgical neck and face lift that supposedly lasted about one to two years.
2023
By 2023, Teresa Guidice's face looks very different from her early days on the Bravo reality show.
Her lips are visibly larger than how they looked in 2009 as well as her breasts.
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Fans say she's almost unrecognizable from her first appearance and begged her to "stop with the fillers and Botox."
She has publicly admitted to face fillers to enhance her features but in 2020 denied having Botox done.
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