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On the first day of his 6.5-year prison sentence, Mr. Shah show cryptic posts.
At The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star surrendered herself on February 17, after pleading guilty to open telemarketing schemes.
The day before the sentence, Andy Cohen also shared the theory that Jen gave her castmate Heather Gay her mysterious black eyes. An investigation into the injury was conducted by Bravo, although nothing was proven or revealed.
On the day she gave up, Jen took to Instagram and shared a cryptic post about “loyalty” from her friend. Tyna Edwardswho was once rumored to be attending the event.
“It’s never about the size of the circle,” reads a quote Jen shared, “it’s about the loyalty that’s in there.”
The post continued, “Always & forever here’s to you boys and Coach.”
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And some time ago, Fox 5 News confirmed that Jen is currently being held at the Bureau of Prisons at the Bryan Federal Prison Camp in Bryan, Texas.
He has officially begun a 6.5-year prison sentence, and is expected to be released in 2029 with time off for good behavior. In addition to the prison time, Jen must pay back $6.6 million in restitution, as well as undergo mental health treatment upon release.
Andy also recently shared a theory that Jen caused Heather’s black eye.
On Watch What Happens Liveguest Lala Kentrung expressed his belief that the stars were to blame for the injury.
“I think it’s from a cast member,” the 32-year-old said, before Andy said, “From Jen Shah? Yeah. I mean, me too. I don’t think she hit her head on the dresser and got a scratch on her arm.
During season three, Heather gave conflicting stories about her injuries, at one point claiming she knew what happened – before claiming she couldn’t remember.
“I’m black,” the author said in the reunion recording. “I don’t know how that happened.”
He continued, “I woke up scared. My phone was plugged in, I was in my pajamas.” The star added that she was “afraid” her cast members would “rewrite the narrative” if they found out she couldn’t remember.
“When the production came to the room, I told them, I said, ‘I have no idea, I have no memory,'” said Heather. “And then it got out of control, and I’m responsible, and I’m sorry. It was scary.”
That morning, Heather immediately texted Jen, asking her to help come up with a “good cover story.”
“I don’t want to get anyone in trouble, Jen,” Heather wrote on the show. “That’s why I need you to help me figure out if anyone wants to talk about what happened last night.”