“You’re not welcome here” — Jen Shah bans Ghislaine Maxwell from all ‘Shah-mazing’ prison workout classes, Barbie pageants, and inmate theater productions in explosive FPC Bryan power move - suong

In a twist so outrageous it could only happen inside America’s most infamous women’s prison, Real Housewives of Salt Lake City alum Jen Shah has reportedly banned disgraced socialite Ghislaine Maxwell from taking part in any of her wildly popular inmate activities at the Federal Prison Camp in Bryan, Texas — including her signature “Shah-mazing” workout sessions, Barbie-themed pageants, and even the coveted inmate theater plays.

Sources behind bars tell DailyMail+ the drama erupted after Maxwell allegedly tried to “muscle her way” into one of Shah’s Tuesday morning group fitness classes, a carefully choreographed routine that mixes aerobics, gossip, and high-energy dance numbers. “Jen runs that place like a Bravo set,” one insider spilled. “She decides who’s in the scene and who’s getting cut. And Ghislaine? She’s been cut.”

The feud reportedly began weeks earlier when Maxwell, 63, approached Shah about joining the prison’s annual Barbie pageant — a camp tradition where inmates compete in pink gowns and parody monologues for bragging rights. Shah, 50, who has emceed the pageant for two consecutive years, is said to have laughed in her face.

“Jen told her, ‘I don’t run a catwalk for criminals who think they’re celebrities,’” another inmate claimed. “It was icy. Everyone heard it.”

Things only got messier when Maxwell attempted to audition for the prison’s spring play — an original inmate-written musical loosely based on Legally Blonde. Witnesses say Shah personally struck her name from the sign-up sheet. “She picked up the clipboard and said, ‘Nope. Not on my stage,’” one source recalled.

The ban has sent ripples through FPC Bryan’s inmate social hierarchy, where Shah’s Shah-mazing brand of activities is considered the crown jewel of prison programming. Participation in her events isn’t just about fun — it’s currency. “Jen’s classes get you on the good side of guards and in the photos that end up in family newsletters,” one prisoner explained. “Being banned is social death.”

Maxwell, insiders say, has been left fuming. “She thought she could charm her way into anything here,” an inmate source said. “But Jen’s the real queen bee. She runs this yard.”

Prison staff, while officially neutral, are said to be quietly amused by the drama. “It’s like high school meets Bravo meets Orange Is the New Black,” one staffer chuckled. “And Jen’s running the prom committee, the yearbook, and the drama club all at once.”

For now, Shah remains firm on her decision. “Once you’re banned from Shah-mazing, there’s no coming back,” a source close to her said. “It’s like being written off a Housewives season — permanent.”

And in a facility already bursting with scandal and oversized personalities, one thing is certain: Ghislaine Maxwell just learned the hard way that in FPC Bryan… there’s only room for one star.