What to Know The search for “Mob Wives” reality star Natalie DiDonato has ended on a happy note Wednesday after she was initially reported missing in Las Vegas. The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department confirmed in a statement to NBC News earlier Wednesday that a “missing person report has been taken for a Natalie DiDonato.

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According to Fuoco, DiDonato ended the call abruptly without clarifying her location. DiDonato has two cell phones, but neither were working when Fuoco attempted to call her daugh

“Mom Wives” star Natalie DiDonato has been found after being reported missing and the case has been closed. On Jan. 23, the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department declared that the search for the reality star was over. “This case has been closed,” the LVMPD said in a statement to NBC News. “We are no longer looking for the individual.”

Earlier this week, TMZ reported that DiDonato had failed to board two separate flights home to Florida, one on January 5 and another on an unspecified date. A friend of the reality star named Ben later filed a missing persons report in Las Vegas.

Mob Wives” cast member Natalie “Nat D” DiDonato turned up safely in Nevada, her mother said Wednesday, ending a brief missing-persons search for the reality TV figure.

Natalie DiDonato, who is best known for appearing in Season 5 of “Mob Wives,” has been found safe after going missing earlier this week. DiDonato’s mother Denise Fuoco says her daughter called her on Wednesday and revealed that she is safe, according to TMZ and NBC News.

Natalie DiDonato, who appeared on season five of Mob Wives, was reported missing in Las Vegas earlier this month after she failed to catch two separate flights back to her home in Florida.