Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice made a startling claim about her 20-year-old daughter Milania's encounter with police at Tampa International Airport. In newly released bodycam footage obtained by TMZ, Teresa told officers that Milania "had fentanyl in her system" while the family was riding in an elevator. It remains unclear whether Teresa was referring to the time of the airport incident or a previous occurrence.

According to the footage, Teresa expressed concern for Milania's well-being, stating, "I want to save your life." This statement suggests that Teresa may have been genuinely worried about her daughter's situation. The exact extent of Milania's involvement with fentanyl, however, has yet to be confirmed through independent means within the footage.

A tense exchange unfolded during the encounter, with Milania responding to her mother's concerns by saying, "'Cause I was laced, I go to college." This comment appears to imply that Milania felt affected by some substance, but it does not provide clear context regarding its connection to her actions at the airport.

As the situation escalated, Milania continued raising her voice, repeatedly yelling, "This is what we do now." At one point, she shouted, "Hurry up, Mom! Why don't you run! You wanted to cause a scene!" This outburst indicates that Milania felt frustrated and upset, possibly due to the confrontation with her mother.

Despite the chaotic atmosphere, Teresa remained relatively calm throughout the ordeal. She attempted to reassure Milania that they would board their plane together, but ultimately, police intervened and escorted the family toward their gate. A private conversation between officers revealed concerns about Milania's behavior, with one cop describing her as "using repetitive language," and another labeling her a "danger to herself."

In another part of the footage, an officer mentioned that Milania had been Baker Acted, which implies an attempt to get her back to a rehab facility. However, no further information on the circumstances surrounding this decision is available from the source material.

Throughout the exchange, Milania can be seen exhibiting erratic behavior, including skipping away from officers as they followed her through the terminal. This raises questions about her overall state of mind and potential involvement with substances like fentanyl. Despite these concerns, there has been no official confirmation of fentanyl use, leaving many aspects of the situation uncertain.

The exact nature and implications of Teresa's claims remain unclear, pending further investigation and confirmation.