He had a small role on the "90210" reboot and "The Hard Times of RJ Berger" after he took acting lessons.
He wrote a book called " Control the Crazy" about avoiding drama and alleviating stress, and has become a vocal advocate for mental health awareness, all before he turned 31 in 2018. Vinny's been quite the busy bee since the show ended. Vinny has acted in several shows and is trying out stand-up.ĭenise Truscello/WireImage via Getty Images The couple has experienced a roller coaster of ups and downs - most recently, Jen took to Instagram to accuse her on-again boyfriend of cheating. Ronnie entered rehab at the beginning of 2019 to address his problems with alcohol and depression. The two blasted each other on social media and were even seen getting into what appeared to be an altercation during an Instagram Live. Ronnie and Jen broke up while "Family Vacation" was airing, and things got messy. Their daughter was born on April 3, 2018.ĭuring the first season of "Family Vacation," Ronnie experienced an emotional roller coaster, vacillating between staying faithful to Jen, cheating on her, or still being hung up on Sammi. Ronnie announced in December 2017 that he was expecting his first child (a daughter) with then-girlfriend Jen Harley. They broke up after two months of dating. He celebrated with a tweet.įollowing in Pauly D's footsteps, Ronnie, currently 33, appeared on the second season of "Famously Single," where he was involved in a tumultuous relationship with Malika Haqq (known for being Khloe Kardashian's best friend). He was released from prison on September 12, 2019. He got engaged to his college girlfriend Lauren Pesce on an episode of "Jersey Shore: Family Vacation," and the two got married on November 1, 2018. Mike, now 37, also announced on Snooki's podcast in May 2019 that he's been sober for 18 months and spoke about his addiction to painkillers, stating that he was high for most of his time on "Jersey Shore" and that it affected his relationships with the rest of the cast. In prison, he was joined by Fyre Fest founder Billy McFarland and President Trump's former lawyer Michael Cohen.
Mike officially entered prison in January 2019 and communicates with his "Jersey Shore" castmates frequently, according to Pauly and Vinny. He must also perform 500 hours of community service and pay a $10,000 fine. On October 5, 2018, he was sentenced to eight months in prison and two years of supervised release. In 2014, Mike was indicted by the Department of Justice on a number of tax-related charges and in 2017, he was indicted again on charges of tax evasion, among others. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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