Jen Shah proves from prison that she and her husband, Sharrieff Shah, have performed well.
The 51-year-old “The Actual Housewife of Salt Lake Metropolis” alumnus headed to Instagram on Friday to write down next to a picture of her and her partner holding weapons, “Make my Valentine's Day the happiest to my wonderful husband.”
“Even from miles away, my love and gratitude for you may be stronger than ever,” she added. “Thank you for sticking to my side and never letting go of my hands. I love you, Zhan ❤️”
Sharrieff, 54, doesn't appear to have Instagram, so he's not tagged in his submissions and doesn't reply to candy messages online.
Jen's desire for her husband's birthday is coming soon, as his delivery date is January 29. Still, the fact star doesn’t seem to be able to submit it soon as she was imprisoned at the Brian Federal Prison Camp in Texas.
In January 2023, she was sentenced to six and a half years in prison for wire fraud after cheating hundreds of people (mainly seniors) in her telemarketing program.
At the trial, Sharrieff was all in support of his spouse and even wrote a letter to the decision to handle leniency, claiming that her actions were partly due to his actions while away from residence.
“I used to be unable to see my spouse struggling with suffering due to my absence,” the football coach wrote in the paperwork obtained on Page 6 in December 2022.
“As I think of it now, I noticed that she spent extra time alone in our bedroom. She usually fell asleep on a children's mattress and I was ready to go back to her residence. She would keep telling me that she felt so Lonely.”
Jen and Sharrieff have been married since 1994: they have two sons: Sharrieff Jr., 30, and Omar, 21.
Regardless of the previous “housewife” behind the prison, the couple was arranged at the joint entrance, with Sharrieff giving her followers frequent social media updates and how she spent her fiftieth birthday.
Still, in the final November, an excerpt from “Rhoslc” star Heather Heather’s gay second guide, “Good Time Lady,” claimed that the coach was immediately as he tried to kiss Jen’s former PAL Monica Garcia.
The memoir reportedly stated: “They said they agreed to meet in the parking lot of the gas station and based on Monica, which soon became romantic.”
“She claimed he tried to kiss her, but she pushed him away and said, 'We won't.' Sharrieff bought it out of the car and left immediately.”
The 50-year-old gay man claimed that no one believed the observations of Garcia, 39, but the latter denied that the story was denied first.
“I will never mention Sharrieff Shah and I have no romantic or physical kisses between Sharrieff and me,” Garcia directed the page six in advance.
“It is pathetic and sick to write such an accusation of infidelity and destruction at the expense of eternal ink at the expense of money.”
Representatives of Jen and Sharrieff also denied the allegations at the time and told people: “Coach Shah never had or tried to establish a romantic relationship with Monica at any time.
“My shoppers Jen and Sharrieff Shah both ignore the bait of Monica and others’ storyline.”
Jen will be released from prison earlier than expected, as her release date dropped for the third time in January. Now, she will live in Utah on November 3, 2026 before Thanksgiving.
