The Real Housewives of New Jersey cast member gave a look inside of her blended family with Luis Ruelas and shared new photos.
When Teresa Giudice married Luis "Louie" Ruelas, they blended their families to create a modern-day Brady Bunch.
The Real Housewives of New Jersey cast member — who has four daughters with her ex-husband, Joe Giudice — married Louie — who has two sons — in August 2022. And in the time since then, it has been apparent that family means everything to both of them, which means celebrating holidays, birthdays, and going on vacation together as a unit.
Teresa's latest Instagram story, celebrating Louie's son, Nicholas Ruelas, is proof of the love that they all have for one another.
How old is Louie Ruelas' son, Nicholas?
Teresa took to her Instagram Story on Tuesday, May 4, where she shared videos taken from Nicholas' 23rd birthday celebration outside of a restaurant. In the video, Louie's other son, Louie Jr., lit the candles on Nicholas' cake. After a round of applause, they were able to sing him "Happy Birthday" with the birthday boy joining in on the chorus.
In another video posted to her story, Teresa captured her daughter, Milania Giudice, with her arms around Nicholas, posing for a photo in front of his birthday cake.
Louie also took to his Instagram Story, where he posted a photo standing beside Nicholas with his arms lovingly wrapped around him. This is a truly adorable sight to see, especially since it's rare that Nicholas makes an appearance on Louie's Instagram Feed.
Teresa Giudice on her life as a stepmom to Louie Ruelas' son, Nicholas
Both Teresa and Louie have been open when it comes to talking about Nicholas, who has autism. Milania has embraced having an older brother, posting the sweetest photos and videos with Nicholas to her own Instagram account.
"Louie's older son has autism, so that's an adjustment for our family, and [we're] doing a lot of charity work for the autism foundation," Teresa told Us Weekly in February 2023. "The girls are so amazing with him...we love and adore him."
"As a mom, you never know if you're doing a great job," she continued. "But then looking at my girls to see how they interact with Nicholas, I'm like, 'Oh my God, thank you God. I'm doing a great job.'"
