Teresa Giudice reveals she has a new boyfriend in a cryptic social media snap

Just two months after finalizing her divorce from Joe Giudice, after 20 years of marriage, Teresa Giudice has a new boyfriend.

The 48-year-old Paterson, New Jersey native shared a cryptic photo of her with the new beau, though their backs were to the camera in what appears to be a blurry fan snap.

While she didn’t comment further about her new man, a Page Six report claiming the boyfriend is Luis ‘Louie’ Ruelas.

The photo showed Ruelas with his arm around Guidice’s waist, as they watched a football game over the weekend.

While it isn’t immediately clear how long they’ve been dating for, a source claims it’s still quite early. 

‘The relationship is very new, but both are very happy,’ a source told Page Six.

Ruelas is a 46-year-old single father of two, who is the co-founder of Digital Media Solutions, described as a ‘ leading global adtech company.’

He launched his first business at 19 years of age within the digital marketing space, and he has, ‘extensive entrepreneurship experience, hustler mentality and competitive spirit culminate with his love of family and passion for community,’ according to his company profile.

The profile adds that he, ‘spends a great deal of time advocating for children with special needs with a particular focus on Autism given his son’s condition.’

Ruelas lives in Allendale, New Jersey, and he is also an ‘avid philanthropist’ who has raised funds for charitable programs for children. 

Teresa’s ex-husband Joe Giudice, who she was married to from 1999 to 2020, is also seeing someone new himself while he lives in Italy. 

‘We’re not really dating. But we’re, like, seeing each other or whatever,’ he told E! in a new interview about his new love interest, who is a lawyer.

When asked how it felt to hear about Teresa seeing other men, Joe responded that he expected her to move on.

‘What’s she going to do, stay alone forever? That’s not fair, as well. Look, if I would have got out and I would have been able to go home, who knows what would happen? Maybe we’d still be in the same situation, maybe not. I don’t know. Things change after so many years,’ he said.

‘I mean, listen, we talk every day but, we kind of moved on already. What are you going to do? It’s been a while. If I was living there, it would be a different story, but I’m not. I’m over here, eight hours away in Italy, full of a bunch of Italian women,’ he said.