Jen Shah Speaks on Prison, Remorse, and Restitution

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Jen Shaw, the former Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star, just opened up in a new

interview about her time behind bars for that massive, telemarketing scam.

She got released from a federal prison camp in Texas on December 10, 2025, after serving

nearly three years for defrauding thousands, a vulnerable folks, mostly elderly, with fake

services like website design and coaching.

She's still under home confinement now, rocking an ankle monitor to finish out her sentence.

Back in 2021, she got arrested in Salt Lake City as a key player in this year's long

operation that prosecutors say ripped off victims.

Nationwide.

In the interview, Shaw straight up admits she was wrong, saying she's deeply remorseful

and takes full responsibility for her bad choices.

She regrets ignoring red flags and blurring lines between friendships and business, especially

when she trusted the wrong people during a tough time.

But she also downplays it a bit, claiming she thought the companies were legit and actually

delivering on promises at first.

Her lawyer has been vocal too, stressing her commitment to making things right with victims.

Shaw still owes over $600,000 in restitution, and she's vowed to pay every penny back

while turning her life around for good.