The Next Gen NYC cast member shares another peek at her new life in Jersey City.
Gia Giudice’s high-rise apartment looks much different than it did a month ago. The Next Gen NYC cast member showed off the home changes in a January 24 TikTok video, just months after moving into the Jersey City pad.
“Unfortunately, the time has come,” Gia said while sporting a reindeer-print PJ set. “I need to take down all my Christmas decorations — my last time wearing my Christmas pajamas. So, let’s take down my Christmas decorations together.”
Gia Giudice offers another peek at her Jersey City apartment
The Real Housewives of New Jersey daughter began by packing up her flocked Christmas tree framed by her floor-to-ceiling windows. Although this widely dreaded task is usually time-consuming, Gia managed to take the piece down relatively fast. Her secret? Well, she opted for a miniature tree that required fewer ornaments.
“It’s 4 feet tall,” Gia said while standing next to the tree.
She then removed the white and gold baubles and placed them in a storage box, and proceeded to disassemble the tree.
“I ordered a bunch of stuff on Amazon so I could store everything,” she added, “So, let’s do it.”
Once the tree was packed up, Gia turned her direction to her living room.
“OK, now it’s time for this side of my apartment,” she said. “I am going to bubblewrap everything up so that they don’t get ruined. This TV stand is gonna look a lot more spacious.”
Gia Giudice shows off her home’s new look: “This is more the vibe”
The Next Gen NYC-er began removing holiday items around her entertainment console. We’re talking everything from nutcrackers and Christmas tree-shaped candles to reindeer figurines and a bright red sign that read, “He knows if you’ve been bad or good.”
Gia then grabbed a couple of candles in gold-toned goblets and debated whether she should keep them displayed or put them in storage.
“Is this Christmas-y?” she asked while holding the items. “I mean, it was a part of Pottery Barn’s holiday collection, but I feel these are cute.”