Jen Shah shows off new tattoos as she prepares for prison

Convicted star of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City Jen Shah got two new tattoos in honor of her husband and children as she prepares to begin her prison term.

Shah was sentenced to six and a half years in prison for leading a sham telemarketing scheme targeting adults and will begin serving on Friday, February 17, 2023.

Read on to learn more.

Jen Shah got two new tattoos

Shah, 49, shows off a new tattoo on his left forearm as he prepares to begin his prison term. The former “RHOSLC” star revealed on her Instagram story that she had the word “Keiki” tattooed on her left forearm, which is Hawaiian for “baby” or “child.”

She also got another tattoo on her right arm honoring her husband and children in cursive. She wrote: “Sharrieff, Omar, Sharrieff”, the names of her husband and two sons.

After her prison sentence was handed down, Shah tearfully apologized to her husband and sons. “I am deeply and profoundly sorry,” Shah said said.

The new tattoos come just days before the woman continues her prison sentence. Shah was convicted in a telemarketing scheme that defrauded people, especially the elderly.

He was sentenced to 6 1/2 years in prison and must fulfill additional conditions before he can regain his freedom.

Jen Shah wrote an appreciation post

The television personality took to Instagram to thank her fans and family for their support during the trial.

“Thank you to my loyal fans who have continued to support me during this difficult, yet very educational time,” he noted.

She added: “With the strength of my husband, children, close family and friends, I am ready to tell my true story without any misrepresentation or editing.”

Shah previously declined an opportunity to sit down and talk with RHOSLC producer Andy Cohen about the details of the trial and the circumstances of the crime.

She announced on her Instagram page that she would not be participating in the one-on-one competition due to clauses in her contract that allow the network to “legally make false statements about me and my history on any and all topics before and during my participation . .”

Realizing that his actions in the past had offended many people, he explained that he would rather remain silent than continue the narrative.

“I’d rather stay quiet and wait until I can accurately share my story than continue to have complete lies and misrepresentations spread about me in the headlines,” she said. “I want to speak and you will hear from me. Soon I will share my story and this painful part of my life.”

He wrote a cryptic post about “the truth”

In a now-deleted post on Instagram, the mother-of-two shared a cryptic message about ‘the truth’, but deleted it almost immediately.

Based on Page sixsshared a post that read: “There’s something about a woman whose loud mind sits quietly, smiles, and knows she can break with the truth.”

Although it’s unclear what he meant, Shah will eventually have to pay restitution to his victims equal to about 15% of his gross income.

“I’m sorry. My actions hurt innocent people. I want to apologize by doing everything I can to get the funds to pay the restitution,” he said after hearing the sentence.

Jen Shah must meet a few conditions before she can win her freedom

Even if his six-and-a-half-year sentence ends, Shah’s freedom may not be fully restored as there are other conditions he must successfully complete before he can be released.

Based on TMZ, he must enter a mental health program after his prison sentence. The news agency reports that he will have to undergo a mental health program at the time of his supervised release, which is five years after the sentencing.

You also need to keep taking your medications unless directed otherwise by a healthcare professional. The PO must also be aware of and approve the mental health program you are applying for.

Shah must undergo a drug test at least twice during the mental health program to make sure he hasn’t relapsed.