Victoria Gotti hails from New York City's bustling boroughs and is both an author and TV personality, making her mark in entertainment with various reality TV appearances and multiple books written.
She and Carmine Agnello once lived together in a 7,000-square-foot mansion; however, it was foreclosed upon by JP Morgan Chase bank for unknown reasons in 2009.
Victoria Gotti is an American author who has published eight books. Born in Brooklyn, New York City with a mixed European background - her father being of Italian heritage while her mother being half Russian/half Italian, Victoria maintains strong bonds with both of her siblings and is not engaged in any illegal activities.
She has three children and one grandson whom she adores spending time with, along with watching television series that are important to them and real estate investments that enable her to earn an adequate living.
Victoria Gotti had long attempted to sell her mansion for years without success; however, it seems that she may finally have given up. Recently she listed a two-acre parcel adjacent to Birch Hill Court with a pond, horse barn, stables and detached garage on it for $900,000. It served as filming locations during Growing Up Gotti which featured Victoria Gotti with her three sons as actors; unfortunately this property went into foreclosure in 2016.
Victoria Gotti, daughter of mob boss John Gotti and now living in Long Island with her partner Michael Cassese, enjoys an accomplished career as both author and television personality, having appeared on Growing Up Gotti and Mob Wives reality shows as well as narration of Lifetime film Victoria Gotti: My Father's Daughter.
Victoria is involved with her own business and boasts a net worth of $2 Million. She leads an active, healthy lifestyle while enjoying time with her children and grandchildren while working on television series projects.
She previously resided in Old Westbury mansion that was featured on Growing Up Gotti reality TV show. Unfortunately, in 2016 the home was raided by FBI as part of their tax fraud investigation, after which it was acquired by JP Morgan Chase National Bank for $10 Million on October 20,2022 and became abandoned - now popularly explored by YouTubers who explore infamous abandoned properties.
Victoria Gotti is an American businesswoman with a net worth of $2 Million, living in Queens and making her money through commercial real estate investments. Additionally, she has published several books.
Growing Up Gotti, which ran on A&E between 2004-2007 and followed her three sons Carmine, Frank, and John; allowed her to leave the life of mobster John Gotti behind and now enjoys peaceful times with her children.
She now spends most of her time with them and their respective families, along with traveling and devouring good meals.
JP Morgan Chase recently foreclosed on Jennifer Gotti's lavish mansion that debuted in her reality show. According to reports, Gotti owes over $600,000. Additionally, she has not lived there in some time and it appears disrepair with algae covering the pool and weeds sprouting through concrete cracks.
Victoria Gotti is the daughter of famed Gambino crime family boss John Gotti and made headlines for her appearances in Growing Up Gotti with Carmine, John, and Frank Gotti - her three sons whose names she shares as parents. Since then she has made appearances in other reality TV programs as well as written her book.
Mob Princess Victoria Vesci is currently facing foreclosure of her sprawling Long Island mansion after missing two years' of mortgage payments and now owing $650k to JPMorgan Chase.
John Gambino was known as 'Dapper Don' and assumed control of the Gambino crime family during the 1980s before ultimately passing away behind bars in 2002.
Victoria has had her share of difficulty, but now she is focused on her career and family life. She enjoys an excellent relationship with her siblings who have all moved away from mob life to live more freely; additionally she is working on an exciting new project and teased fans that a movie may soon be in production.
