RHOSLC star Jen Shah reveals the two items she brings to jail as she opens up about her ‘typical day’ behind bars

JEN Shah has revealed the two things that get her into prison and what her typical day behind bars will be like.

The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City star arrived in federal prison on February 17 to begin her six-and-a-half-year sentence for fraud.

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Jen, 49, gave one final interview before giving up, speaking to her prison counsel Justin Paperny of White Collar Advice.

During the chat, the reality TV personality revealed that the two things that will get her into jail are a Koran and her “release plan.”

Jen was raised a Mormon but later converted to Islam after meeting her husband Sharrieff.

Using her “release plan” that she devised with White Collar Advice counselors, Jen will work to turn her sentence into a “hopeful” experience and outline the steps for life after prison.

“I come in with an 18-page release schedule that has 11 different sections. I have results in the release schedule.” she shared.

“I will log the experience, document everything.

“This is not only my roadmap, but what will hold me accountable for everything I said to the judge at sentencing to restore these victims to health.”

Jen has vowed to pay back “every penny” to her victims, most of whom are over the age of 55, after she was found guilty of conspiracy to wire fraud related to telemarketing and conspiracy to commit money laundering.

The Salt Lake City native will serve her sentence at FPC Bryan in Bryan, Texas, the prison her attorney has requested.

She will keep fans updated on her stay on her website www.dearjenshah.com.

Jen has opened up more about how she will spend her days behind bars.

“I plan to spend my time getting up early, spending the early morning time writing and reading,” she began.

“I’ve built the first 12 books on my reading list, which I’ll be sharing with everyone, into my publishing schedule.”

Jen also intends to help other women at FPC Bryan make their own exit plans.

“I want to give back and hopefully inspire other women and hopefully be able to educate other women and create some kind of course or curriculum in prison to teach that release plan,” she revealed.

“PRICE I HAVE TO PAY”

As Jen prepared to surrender on Friday, her rep told The US Sun on behalf of the star, “I surrender to serve a sentence in federal prison today. This is the price I have to pay for the bad decisions I’ve made. people got hurt because of my decisions. While I am incarcerated, I will work to make amends and be reconciled with the victims of my crime.

“In time, I pray that people will judge me for how I reacted to this verdict, and not just for the decisions that got me into prison. I will publish my work and make the path transparent and invite others to hold me accountable. I believe in earning freedom and I will work towards that goal by making things right with the people I’ve hurt.”

Her lawyer, Priya Chaudhry, told The US Sun in a statement: “Jen Shah’s determination to heal her victims and transform their lives is unyielding. She is determined to serve her sentence with courage and purpose, driven by her desire to make amends for the pain she caused and to help others in her new community.

“No obstacle will stop Jen from making the most of her time in prison and she is determined to make amends to those whose lives she has impacted.

“Her journey will be full of challenges, but with the unwavering love and support of her family and friends, Jen is ready to face those challenges head on and emerge from this experience a better person who will have a positive impact on others.”

Jen previously pled not guilty to charges of conspiracy to wire fraud in April 2021 before moving to a guilty plea in July 2022.

She admitted in her most recent interview that she was “in complete denial for a long time.”

Jen spent her final days before prison with her family as she got a tattoo featuring her youngest son.

The new ink reads “Sharrieff Omar Sharrieff,” which are the names of her husband and two sons.