Mob Wives star Natalie DiDonato found safe in Nevada after sparking missing person report
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Mob Wives star Natalie DiDonato has been found safe and well after going missing earlier this week. A police report was filed Tuesday morning in Las Vegas after DiDonato, 44, who appeared on season five of the hit show, sparked fears for her safety after failing to board two flights home to Florida.
![[A police report was filed Tuesday morning in Las Vegas after DiDonato, 44, who appeared on season five of the hit show, sparked fears for her safety after failing to board two flights home to Florida - pictured 2015]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/21/20/94364153-0-image-a-140_1737492458358.jpg)
DiDonato has now contacted her mother Denise Fuoco via phone on Wednesday and revealed her identification was stolen and that she is safe in Nevada, per TMZ. The star is not injured but claims her handbag and all of her ID documents were stolen. Fuoco said it is not clear what happened to her daughter but that the family are helping her to fly home.
![[DiDonato has now contacted her mother Denise Fuoco via phone and revealed her identification was stolen and that she is safe in Nevada, per TMZ]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/21/21/94365443-14310445-image-a-161_1737493969632.jpg)
DiDonato's concerned family spoke with police in Philadelphia - where the star visited earlier this month - after she missed a January 5 flight home to Florida. Mob Wives star Natalie DiDonato has been reported missing after failing to board two flights home - pictured 2019.
![[Her mother Denise Fuoco told the publication she last spoke to her daughter a week ago on FaceTime and that DiDonato appeared 'nervous and distressed' - she is pictured right in 2016 with Gina Marie Zimmerman]](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2025/01/21/20/94364151-14310445-image-m-151_1737493042249.jpg)
A police report was filed Tuesday morning in Las Vegas after DiDonato, 44, who appeared on season five of the hit show, sparked fears for her safety after failing to board two flights home to Florida - pictured 2015. DiDonato also failed to board another flight home to Florida that was booked by a friend and her current whereabouts are unknown.
Fuoco previously told the publication she last spoke to her daughter a week ago on FaceTime and that DiDonato appeared 'nervous and distressed.'. Denise says they had a 'brief conversation', but Natalie 'rushed off the phone' and didn't say where she was, telling her she had to go.
