Mob Wives star Natalie DiDonato has been found safe and sound after going missing earlier this week.
A police report was filed Tuesday morning in Las Vegas after DiDonato, 44, who appeared on the hit show’s fifth season, raised fears for his safety after failing to board two flights back to Florida.
DiDonato contacted his mother Denise Fuoco by phone on Wednesday and revealed that his ID was stolen and that he is safe in Nevada, according to TMZ.
The star is not hurt, but claims her purse and all her identification documents were stolen.
Fuoco said it’s unclear what happened to her daughter, but the family is helping her return home.
DiDonato’s worried family spoke to police in Philadelphia, where the star visited earlier this month, after she missed a flight back to Florida on January 5.
Mob Wives star Natalie DiDonato has been reported missing after failing to board two flights home – pictured in 2019
A police report was filed Tuesday morning in Las Vegas after DiDonato, 44, who appeared on the hit show’s fifth season, sparked fears for his safety after failing to board two flights back to Florida (in the photo from 2015).
DiDonato was also unable to board another flight back to Florida that was booked by a friend and his current whereabouts are unknown.
Fuoco previously told the publication that she last spoke to her daughter a week ago on FaceTime and that DiDonato seemed “nervous and distraught.”
Denise says they had a “brief conversation,” but Natalie “quickly hung up the phone” and didn’t say where she was, telling her she had to leave.
She says she has tried “repeatedly” to contact her daughter but was unable to, prompting her to contact police in Philadelphia.
Denise says one of DiDonato’s friends named Ben informed her on Monday that her daughter was in Las Vegas and had ‘“I contacted him to ask for help returning home to Florida.”
She said Ben claims DiDonato contacted him four days earlier on WhatsApp, where she seemed “distraught” and asked for money for a flight.
Denise adds that Ben bought a ticket for DiDonato but she never boarded the flight to Florida.
Ben is believed to have been the last person to speak to DiDonato and file the missing person report.
Denise says she is “sick” about her daughter’s whereabouts and claimed she “hasn’t been well for the last month” and has been “distant,” but she doesn’t know what’s going on with her.
DiDonato’s most recent Instagram post from December 2024 showed her reflecting on her 44th birthday.
She wrote: ‘Not bad for being 44. I love myself a little. 44 sitting on 24 still. (It’s not my birthday… I’m just feeling myself, I lost 10 pounds… I reached that ideal weight)
DiDonato has now contacted his mother Denise Fuoco by phone and revealed that his ID was stolen and that he is safe in Nevada, according to TMZ.
Her mother, Denise Fuoco, told the publication that she last spoke to her daughter a week ago on FaceTime and that DiDonato seemed “nervous and distraught”; appears in the 2016 photo with Gina Marie Zimmerman.
‘Aging is a blessing, I can’t believe I’ve come this far. “I accept my age because for me it is a badge of honor to have reached 44 years old.”
She rose to fame in the fifth season of the VH1 series in 2014, titled Mob Wives: Trust No One. She is the cousin of the deceased mobster Frankie Flowers.
The show ended in 2016 with the final season Mob Wives: The Last Stand.