Jen Shah, who starred in “Real Housewives of Salt Lake City,” owes her prison skilled over $124,000 in unpaid true form charges from charges linked to a miles-reaching telemarketing device she pleaded responsible to final year, the lawyer acknowledged in court docket documents filed Thursday.

In a federal court docket submitting, prison skilled Priya Chaudhry acknowledged Shah owes $124,422.95 in unpaid charges and funds.

Chaudhry filed a circulate asking to withdraw as counsel final month, asserting Shah had did now not pay her company and became as soon as in breach of their contract, court docket documents inform.

The legislation company made several unsuccessful collections attempts and Shah became as soon as notified of her debts final month at the minimal-security federal jail in Bryan, Texas, the put she is serving a 6½-year sentence for conspiracy to commit wire fraud, in step with the documents.

Shah, a “Real Housewives” traditional known for flaunting her lavish standard of living, entered a responsible plea to the fee in July, admitting that she conspired to defraud older and computer-illiterate other folks by a multistate telemarketing device that equipped what prosecutors described as “basically non-existent” products and providers.

The device, which the Justice Department acknowledged began in 2012 and persisted except 2021, incorporated an in-person gross sales group that would possibly maybe fight consumer efforts to plot refunds.

In court docket, Shah acknowledged she “knew it became as soon as harmful, many folks had been harmed and I’m so sorry.”

She agreed to forfeit $6.5 million and pay restitution of up to $9.5 million. She is anticipated to stay within the back of bars except no now not up to 2028.

Shah’s manager and Chaudhry didn’t true now answer to a query for comment Thursday evening.