Real Housewives’ Jennifer Aydin Reveals Husband’s Stolen Ferrari Was Found

Jennifer Aydin has had a scary couple of days. On Sunday night, the reality star reported a breaking and entering at her house in New Jersey, which resulted in her Ferrari being stolen. Now she has come out to reveal that the car has been finally found.

The RHONJ star took to her Instagram stories to share that her husband’s Ferrari has been found. In a short text message, she showed her gratitude for getting it back. She thanked her fans, friends, and the authorities who helped her track down its whereabouts reported DailyMail.

‘Update: They found the car! I don’t have details but thank you to the authorities and all the fans and friends who used their outlet and networks to help find this car! [prayer hands emoji]’ 

Previously, Aydin spoke about the scary incident on her Instagram Story as she told her followers that the robbery. The reality star briefly spoke about the situation in which the car was stolen. She then urged anyone in the Paramus area of New Jersey to message her with any information to shed light on what happened.

Jennifer later received a text from someone in New Jersey claiming to have seen the Ferrari. The person explained that her husband, who is a cop, tried to pull over the car but it sped off. The culprit was later forced to stop by the police and the car was retrieved successfully.

Aydin also expressed her concerns for her family amid this situation. She was scared for her son, who had just come into the house 30 seconds after the robbery. The mother was pleased and thankful to God that they kept her kids safe. She concluded: ‘My family is safe. Scared, but safe. Mommy and Daddy will be home tomorrow.’ 

The RHONJ star can finally let out a sigh of relief after getting back the expensive Italian car. It’s great to see that no one was hurt in the process including her family members. To further prevent such incidents, security around homes must be strenghened.

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