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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