What Victoria Gotti's Kids Are Doing Today

Victoria Gotti's eldest son, Carmine Gotti, was not quite ready to let go of reality TV just yet when "Growing Up Gotti" came to a close. He appeared on the VH1 show "But Can They Sing?" in 2005 and performed Nelly's "Ride Wit Me," perhaps to prove he has a smidgen of talent. To be

Victoria Gotti's eldest son, Carmine Gotti, was not quite ready to let go of reality TV just yet when "Growing Up Gotti" came to a close. He appeared on the VH1 show "But Can They Sing?" in 2005 and performed Nelly's "Ride Wit Me," perhaps to prove he has a smidgen of talent. To be fair, he never admitted to being a good singer, saying he was more interested in becoming a record producer, but he still managed to pull off a decent performance.

Then again, in 2010, the oldest Gotti kid released a hip-hop album telling Newsday that he "spent three years working on this, three years of vocal lessons and choreography lessons." At the time, he was hell-bent on distancing himself from the naive Carmine everyone saw on TV. "I'm matured, I was a kid when they saw me last time," he told NY Daily News. "I wanted to step away from that whole image... I'm a young man now. I'm clean-cut."

But he wasn't quite as "mature" and "clean-cut" two years later when he was arrested for allegedly driving with a suspended license. He chose to lay low after that and transitioned to entrepreneurship instead, managing a scrapyard in Queens. However, in 2022, the business had been sued by state officials due to allegedly generating toxic waste, per the New York Post. "If you make a mess, you clean it up. Most learn this old adage before they speak their first words, but it's clear LSM never did," Attorney General Letitia James said in a statement.

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