Overview
- In her first interview since leaving federal custody, Shah apologized to victims, said she was wrong, and vowed to repay what she owes.
- She confirmed she is serving the rest of her sentence on home confinement with an ankle monitor and expects the restriction to run until about August 2026.
- Prosecutors said the scheme sold low-value “business services” and lead lists, and many victims were over 55, which Shah admitted by pleading guilty to wire fraud.
- She said she changed course after prosecutors delivered a trove of pretrial evidence that showed communications, interviews, and witnesses, which made the harm clear to her.
- She pleaded guilty in July 2022 and was sentenced in January 2023 to 78 months plus five years of supervision with about $6.5 million in forfeiture and multi‑million‑dollar restitution, was moved to community confinement in December 2025, and has been ruled out for a return to Bravo’s Salt Lake City cast.