Jenn Shah's sentence is being shortened again – Thanksgiving 2026!

Jenn Shah's sentence is being shortened again – Thanksgiving 2026!

Real Housewives of Salt Lake City fans were waiting Jen Shah to stay behind bars for years, but the controversial star is making waves again with yet another prison cut, now set to be released by the 2026 holidays.

According to the prison database at Bryan Federal Prison Camp, Jen the updated release date is November 3, 2026. Sixth page recently confirmed the news, which means the reality star will be home for Thanksgiving with her husband and two sons. This is the third time Jen her sentence has been shortened since her incarceration began.

Fans will remember Jen Pleaded guilty in July 2022 to his role in a decade-long telemarketing scheme that defrauded elderly victims.

During her sentencing Jen expressed remorse for his actions, telling the judge: “Wire fraud offered services of little or no value. We used international phones and emails. I knew many buyers were over 55. I am very sorry.

Since entering Bryan Federal Prison Camp, Jen is said to have become a model for prisoners. Known for her dramatic and often confrontational behavior Real Housewives of Salt Lake Citythe mother of two has shifted gears to focus on personal growth and helping others.

Jen has spoken out about her self-improvement efforts, sharing, “Through journaling, homework, audio lessons, and a two-hour weekly group lesson/class, I've learned more about what anger is, where it comes from, and healthy ways. respond and respond that is safe and beneficial.

Her manager added that Jen has been active in volunteering, counseling and training other inmates and even taking anger management courses.

Additionally, the former reality star has taught fitness classes including abs and high-intensity interval training (HIIT) compared to Jane Fonda.

Below Federal Bureau of Prisons Under the guidelines, inmates can earn up to 54 days of “good behavior time” for each year served. Jen has also gained additional reductions upon completion “Evidence-Based Recidivism Reduction” programs.

Those efforts have expedited her release, much to the surprise of fans who originally expected her to serve the full six-and-a-half-year sentence.

How Jen inches closer to freedom, fans are speculating about what her post-prison life will look like. Until it is clear whether Well done will welcome her back, her dedication to personal growth and mentorship behind bars may help her return to the public eye with a new narrative.

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Olivia Davis is a staff writer for All About The Tea. Olivia's hobbies include binge-watching Netflix series and watching Housewives on Bravo. She graduated from San Francisco State University with a degree in history.