Teresa, Joe Giudice's Daughters Gift Parents 'Beautiful' Photos On Thanksgiving

Teresa Giudice and Joe Giudice received a "surprise" gift from their four daughters on Thanksgiving.

On Friday, the "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star took to Instagram to share a photo series featuring her daughters. According to Teresa, all four did the beach-themed photo shoot for her wedding in August. But they did not give her the photos until Thursday.

In all of the snaps, Gia, 21, Gabriella, 18, Milania, 16, and Audriana, 13, rocked stunning dresses in different shades of blue as they posed by the beach. One photo showed the four of them walking hand-in-hand toward the shore with their backs to the camera.

"My girls, my world. My beautiful daughters did this photo shoot for me for my wedding as a surprise and finally gave it to me on Thanksgiving," the 50-year-old matriarch wrote.

She continued, "I'm more thankful for my girls than anything else in the world — they are so beautiful, caring [and] thoughtful, and they continue to show me just how amazing they are each and every day. I'm so proud of you."

However, it seemed the gift was not only for Teresa since Joe, also 50, also received and shared the same set of photos. But instead of including a lengthy caption, the former reality star kept things simple by writing, "My beautiful daughters."

Fans were thrilled to see the snaps from the exes as they showered the posts with compliments for all four young ladies.

"They're all stunning. Absolutely stunning, You are so blessed," one wrote.

"Beautiful family, what a wonderful thing your girls did for you," added another.

"They are all absolutely gorgeous wow and have grown up to be beautiful young women," a third user commented.

It was only the "RHONJ" star who got to celebrate Thanksgiving with their children. In a few snaps Milania shared on her Instagram, the celebrity mom and her daughters posed for photos inside their home while sporting different attires.

"Happy Thanksgiving from my family to yours," Milania wrote in the caption.

Joe remained in Nassau, Bahamas, his residence since he got deported from the U.S. in 2019 after serving time in prison for wire and bankruptcy fraud.

Late last year, Joe expressed his strong desire to be with his daughters and his plan to gain legal approval to return to the U.S. At the time, he vowed to "do everything in my power" to return to the country he considered home for most of his life and be with his kids.