Milania Giudice, the 20-year-old daughter of Teresa Giudice, experienced a mental health crisis at Tampa International Airport on September 23. Local police intervened at a United Airlines ticket counter to assist the young woman, who is now receiving professional care.
The 2:20 PM call to Tampa International Airport Police
The Tampa International Airport Police Department responded to a call for assistance at 2:20 PM on September 23, according to Page Six. A CAD log obtained by TMZ indicates that Milania Giudice was experiencing a mental breakdown and suicidal thoughts while at the United Airlines ticket counter in the main terminal. The situation was flagged as a possible Baker Act scenario, referring to the Florida statute that permits involuntary mental health examinations for up to 72 hours.
Law enforcement sources told The Sun that the police were contacted after several women requested immediate help. Officers located Milania Giudice approximately 12 minutes after the initial call. Despite the distress, the report says that no arrest was made and no medical transport was required, as the group eventually boarded their flight together.
The loss of Victoria and the family's plea for privacy
A spokesperson for Milania Giudice told the Daily Mail that the young woman is currently under professional care and is navigating an "incredibly difficult time." The spokesperson specifically linked this emotional instability to the devastating loss of Milania Giudice's best friend, Victoria.. The family has requested compassion and privacy as they focus on her healing and well-being.
The volatility of the airport incident was captured in a video posted and subsequently deleted by Milania Giudice. In the footage, Milania Giudice is seen snapping at her mother, Teresa Giudice, and her sister, Gia. While Teresa Giudice repeatedly told her daughter "I love you," Gia was heard urging their mother to let the situation go, while Milania Giudice told her sister to shut up.
From Montville domestic violence charges to August anger management
This recent crisis follows a series of legal and emotional hurdles for Milania Giudice over the past year. In May, Milania Giudice was arrested at her mother's home in Montville, New Jersey, following allegations of domestic violence. According to a Montville Township Police report, the incident involved Milania Giudice throwing candles and food during an altercation, leading to a charge of one count of simple assault.
The volatility reported in New Jersey was echoed by her sister Gabriella, 22, who called 911 during the May incident claiming that Milania Giudice was acting erratically. in an effort to address these behavioral challenges, The Sun reported that Milania Giudice enrolled in anger management classes in August.
The missing police report and the unidentified victim
Several details regarding these incidents remain opaque. Page Six reported that despite the police intervention at Tampa International Airport, no formal police report was ever created. This lack of documentation leaves the exact nature of the "assist person" call and the final resolution of the Baker Act possibility unverified by official records.
Furthermore, the May domestic violence case in New Jersey contains a significant gap: the victim of the alleged simple assault was never identified in the police report. While Milania Giudice briefly addressed the May arrest in a June TikTok video by stating "it is what it is," she has not provided a detailed account of the conflict or the identity of the party involved.
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