It is not entirely Gucci.
Jen Shah purchased a multitude of counterfeit “designer” handbags and jewelry, which the federal government seized in 2021 when she was arrested for wire fraud and money laundering.
According to court documents acquired by Page Six on Friday, investigators confiscated more than 50 counterfeit items from the home of the “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” actress.
According to the records, some of the fake purchases included counterfeit Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Fendi, and Jimmy Choo handbags.
She also allegedly purchased counterfeit Cartier, Tiffany & Co., Louis Vuitton, Chanel, Dior, Hermés, and Bulgari accessories.
The 49-year-old Shah’s representative did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment on the findings.
The Bravo celebrity was arrested in March 2021 for allegedly defrauding hundreds of victims in a telemarketing scam, and the items were seized “about this time,” according to court documents.
However, the inventory has only recently been revealed following Shah’s guilty plea in July.
The list of assets, which includes authentic designer items, was forfeited in an attempt to make the disgraced reality star pay $6.5 million of the $9.5 million in reparations she owes.
Shah frequently flaunted her alleged wealth on her reality program and in real life, despite her fraud case.
During the first season of “RHOSLC,” the television personality spoke of earning “millions.”
“For the past two decades, I’ve been engaged in direct response marketing. She boasted of her wealth in a confessional filmed on December 9, 2019.
“Hey, you have to do what you have to do to make money. I resemble the Wizard of Oz.
During her court hearing in July 2022, the mother of two was spotted clutching a crimson Gucci purse worth more than $2,000 as she entered a courthouse.
In addition to the purse, she wore a black checkered suit and a second, smaller Louis Vuitton bag that was valued at around $3,600 at the time.
Shah may be seen carrying a red Gucci purse into court. It is unknown whether this was true or not.
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However, Shah’s finances have long been dubious.
The New York Post discovered in March 2021 that the $3.9 million Salt Lake City residence she falsely claimed as her “Shah Ski Chalet” on “RHOSLC” was actually held by the Texas-based real estate rental corporation Univesco Inc.
Shah faces a maximum of 30 years in jail and five years of supervised release, but her plea agreement stipulated 11 to 14 years in prison and restitution of up to $9.5 million. Her sentencing has been delayed until after the holiday season.
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