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At the United Airlines ticket counter at an airport, police were called around 2:20 p.m. after Teresa Giudice reported that her daughter Milania had run away. The dispatch described Milania as wearing a tan hat and yellow sweatsuit, traveling with a cat in a pink carrier. Police searched for approximately 12 minutes before locating her, during which time they were guided by phone location data and witness reports. Milania was recently released from the hospital and has been dealing with emotional distress following the loss of her best friend Victoria Zardoya in July.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-02,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
Milania Giudice, 20, had an emotional breakdown at Tampa International Airport in July, leading to her being detained by police and causing a public spectacle. Her mother, Teresa Giudice, a reality TV star from "The Real Housewives of New Jersey," claimed that Milania had fentanyl in her system during the incident, though it's unclear when exactly this occurred.
Milania was trying to process the loss of her close friend Victoria Zardoya and the pressures of being in the public eye. Her father, Joe Giudice, said she is a good person struggling privately with grief and public scrutiny. Milania’s team stated that she is under professional care and asked for privacy as she navigates this difficult time.
Bodycam footage shows Milania yelling at her mother and sister during the incident, saying "this is what we do now," before being told by police to calm down and sit back. Police noted her use of repetitive language and called her a danger to herself.
Both Giudice family members and their management team are emphasizing compassion for Milania as she deals with personal struggles and loss.
Written for “Milania Giudice Airport Incident” on 2026-10-05,
grounded in this article and the 5 other(s) covering the same event.
The police were called over “a group of females [at the United Airlines ticket counter] asking for police assistance” at 2:20 p.m., according to the audio obtained by Page Six on Friday.
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police → call → Friday
Dispatch told officers Teresa Giudice’s daughter “was last seen 30 minutes ago by Phoebe,” referencing a statue in the terminal.
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daughter → tell → terminal
During the “attempt to locate” Milania — who had run away from her mom, sister Gia Giudice and a counselor — cops looked for the “white female [in a] tan hat and yellow sweatsuit … traveling with a cat and a pink animal carrier” for approximately 12 minutes.
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cops → locate → minutes
Milania, per the incident report obtained by Page Six on Thursday, had “just [been] released from the hospital.”
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Milania → obtain → hospital
Teresa, 54, was the first to have “eyes” on Milania, who was “running away,” and a cop with Gia noted that Milania’s sister had seen her go “down a hall.”
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her → have → hall
As one official speculated she was headed “toward the Marriott,” another revealed they were zeroing in on Milania’s phone’s location.
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they → speculate → location
Milania appeared to give a glimpse of what happened when she was reunited with her family members in a concerning TikTok upload that has since been deleted.
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that → appear → upload
In the clip, Teresa vocalized her “love” for her daughter as Milania repeatedly asked, “This is what we do now?”
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we → vocalize → what
The spokesperson said, “Milania is deeply loved by her family and friends, and all of us are doing everything we can to support her as she navigates an incredibly difficult time in her life, particularly following the devastating loss of her best friend, Victoria [Zardoya]” in July.
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she → say → July
The statement noted that Milania’s “focus” during this “challenging period” is “on her health, healing and well-being.”
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focus → note → health
Her lawyer revealed as much during a hearing regarding her domestic violence arrest in May over a dispute at Teresa and husband Luis Ruelas’ home during which Milania threw objects and “knowingly cause[d] bodily injury to another.”
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