Growing Up Gotti

John is graduating from High School. Victoria plans to take the family to Italy.

The Gottis get ready for Italy. The guest house is getting a new look.

The Gottis finally get to Italy. The boys go to gladiator school while Victoria goes shopping.

The Gottis are still in Rome. Victoria wants the boys introduced to Italian culture. She nor Pete can keep them focused, because they want to pick up girls.

The Gottis are off to Siena for the horse races. Victoria and the boys argue of their bodyguard who up and quit on them. Victoria uses the assets of Pete and Luigi to help her keep track of the boys and enjoy their vacation.

Although on vacation Victoria still works on her cookbook. She takes a cooking class to inspire her. The boys go fishing but with no catch for the day, Victoria must cook for the family.

Victoria leaves chartering a boat to Luigi, she is not pleased at all. She takes matters into her own hands to get the yacht her family wants.

The Gotti family returns home from their trip to Italy. Upon returning home they get some sad news, and the boys remember in a "permanent" way.

John is trying to decide where he should go to college, if at all. While John is trying to leave the house, Victoria and Uncle Pete are trying to keep him close to home. Meanwhile Victoria is getting tired of all the visitors invading her home. She will take drastic measures to cut down on the constant stream of unwanted guests.

How many jobs can one person do? Well Victoria is about to add two more to her resume. With both her and Frankie adding entrepreneur to their names, Frankie is in over his head. With his rump riding on the line, can he pull it together?

It is Robert's birthday and Victoria goes overboard on the gift. How does Robert show his appreciation...by driving Victoria up a wall. Carmine and John have an 'accessory' added to their car...by their mom?

The third season draws to a close with Victoria preparing a special meal, and everyone gathers to reminisce. Everyone looks back on the past few years of their lives.