According to The Blast, Mike Sorrentino and his brother Marc "have agreed to plead guilty" to at least some of the charges against them. That list includes not paying all federal income tax owed, and also "inflating business expenses for luxury cars and clothing, and also structuring multiple cash deposits into different bank accounts in order to avoid reporting deposits to the IRS."
Justice Department lawyers allege the brothers "conspired to defraud the United States by not paying all federal income tax owed on approximately $8.9 million that Michael earned between 2010 and 2012." (Pause to absorb the shock that The Situation made that much money in two years.)
That's crazy, that's wild. And could it throw a wrench into MTV's plans for "Jersey Shore Family Vacation"? That's the big revival for all of the original cast members, minus Sammi Sweetheart. It was just revealed that their vacay destination is their old Season 2 haunt, Miami. But what if the government has a different destination for The Situation in mind? No premiere date has been set, so it's possible the filming and air date won't interfere with whatever sentence is handed down.
Mike Sorrentino appeared on "Jersey Shore" from 2009 to 2012, and also on several other reality TV shows -- including "Dancing With the Stars," "Celebrity Big Brother," "Worst Cooks in America: Celebrity Edition," and with his family on "Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars - Family Edition," and "The Sorrentinos."
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