'RHONJ' Teresa Giudice Not Going Home After Prison: 'Real Housewives Of New Jersey' Star Headed To Halfway House After 15-Month Sentence

Teresa Giudice might be repeating the phrase "There's no place like home" during her 15-month prison sentence, but it looks like once she's out of prison, home won't be the first place she'll be going to. The Real Housewives of New Jersey star is actually going to be spending her post-prison time in a halfway house.

According to Radar Online, the star will serve 15 months starting Jan. 5, but then will be forced to complete a total of two months at a halfway house after her release.

"After Teresa is released from prison, the first two months she will [be] living in a halfway house," a source explained to Radar. "During the day, she will be expected to get a job, or look for one. She will be allowed to see the girls, but will have to spend the night at the halfway house."

The site's also reporting that this time at the house will also help her transition back into society after being away for a little more than a year. While the decision was made to help Teresa after her jail time, the housewife is reportedly livid over the thought of spending time in a house.

"Teresa is absolutely furious at the prospect of going to a halfway house," the insider said. "What's more, during that time she will also be randomly drug tested."

Teresa might not have a position as a housewife when she comes out of prison, so it might be a good thing that the house will force her to look for a job. It is being speculated that the upcoming RHONJ reunion will be Teresa's last one, as even Giudice herself explained the reality to Andy Cohen during a clip for the three-part episode.