Milania Giudice dashes 45 minutes at Tampa airport, police baffled

Milania Giudice, 20, was spotted running through Tampa International Airport on Wednesday for roughly 45 minutes, prompting a frantic police search and a 911 dispatch that later revealed the daughter had just been released from a hospital.

The incident began when a group of females at the United Airlines ticket counter requested police assistance at 2:20 p.m.

## Background & Context

Milania Giudice is the daughter of television personality Teresa Giudice. In May, she faced a domestic‑violence arrest after a dispute at her parents’ home in which she allegedly threw objects that caused bodily injury.

The family has endured other turmoil, including the July loss of her close friend Victoria Zardoya, a tragedy that has added to the strain on Milania’s mental health.

After the May arrest, Milania enrolled in anger‑management classes last month. Her manager confirmed she had been “under the care of professionals.” These details were highlighted in an incident report obtained by a national outlet, which also noted that Milania was experiencing suicidal thoughts and a mental breakdown.

In early March, Milania was hospitalized for undisclosed reasons. She was released shortly before the airport incident.

The police report states she had been “just [been] released from the hospital.” Her family said she remains deeply loved, and her spokesperson emphasized that the focus for the coming weeks is on “her health, healing and well‑being.”

## What Happened

The 911 dispatch audio, released Friday by a major newspaper, captured officers being called to a scene where “a group of females [at the United Airlines ticket counter] asking for police assistance” at 2:20 p.m.

Dispatch told officers that Teresa Giudice’s daughter was last seen 30 minutes earlier by Phoebe, referencing a statue in the terminal.

The search effort was described in detail on the recording. Officers were looking for “the white female [in a] tan hat and yellow sweatsuit … traveling with a cat and a pink animal carrier” for approximately 12 minutes.

They also speculated that Milania may have headed toward the Marriott, while another officer indicated they were zeroing in on the phone’s location.

A police interview with a sister named Gia confirmed she had seen Milania “down a hall.” Teresa Giudice was the first to spot Milania running, and a cop with Gia noted that she had gone unseen. The incident report clarified that there was no arrest or medical transport and that no police report was filed.

Milania’s TikTok upload, now deleted, showed a brief exchange with her mother and sister. In the clip, Teresa said “I love you,” while Milania repeatedly asked, “This is what we do now?” Gia told Teresa to “let her do what she wants,” to which Milania responded, “shut the f–k up.”

## What Happens Next

The manager’s statement reiterates that Milania is “under the care of professionals.” A spokesperson said she 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.” The focus is “on her health, healing and well‑being.”

A lawyer disclosed that Milania’s domestic‑violence arrest from May was part of a hearing involving a dispute at Teresa and husband Luis Ruelas’ home. In that case, Milania allegedly threw objects and “knowingly caused bodily injury to another.” No further details have been released publicly.

As of now, police have not charged or taken Milania into custody. The family’s spokesperson indicates that medical professionals are continuing to monitor her condition. The community remains on standby for any additional updates regarding her well‑being and legal status.