PAYING HIS DUES!

Jersey Shore’s Mike ‘The Situation’ pays off $337K debt from tax evasion case after prison stint

JERSEY Shore star Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino has paid off his debt from his tax evasion case following an 8-month prison stint.

The Sun can exclusively reveal Mike, 37, has paid off $337,693 in restitution for his tax evasion case on January 13. 

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Mike has paid off $337,693 in dues for his tax evasion case

New Jersey District Court confirmed his judgment is “satisfied.”

The Situation was sentenced to 8 months in prison for tax evasion charges in October 2018.

He checked into prison January 2019 and was released that September.

Although his judgment has been paid off, Mike is still on two years of probation for the crime.

The terms of his probation include completing 500 hours of community service, working at least 30 hours a week, refraining from committing another federal, state or local crime and more.

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Mike served an 8-month prison sentence for the financial crimes

Mike went straight to filming when he was released from Otisville Federal Prison.

MTV cameras were spotted following the reality star outside the prison.

In a , Mike’s wife Lauren, who he married in November 2018, picked up her husband at the prison.

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Wife Lauren picked him up from prison in September

She asked when he got in the car: “Where to?”

Mike responded: “To the Jersey Shore!”

At the end of the clip, Mike’s co-stars embraced him when he returned to the home.

The show returns in 2020.

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Mike has been living on the straight and narrow since his release.

The MTV star has maintained his jacked figure, as he has been posting from the gym frequently since he returned home.

He celebrated four years sober from drugs and alcohol in December.


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