Mob Wives star Natalie DiDonato reported missing after failing to board flights home

Natalie DiDonato, known for her appearance on Mob Wives, has been reported missing after failing to board two scheduled flights back to her Florida home. Family members filed a police report on Tuesday, citing concerns over her absence since early January, according to TMZ.

DiDonato, 44, was last known to be in Philadelphia earlier this month. On January 5, her friend Ben raised the alarm after DiDonato contacted him via WhatsApp, stating she needed money for a flight home. She told Ben she was in Las Vegas, making him the last known person to communicate with her. Days later, DiDonato briefly FaceTimed her mother, Denise Fuoco. Fuoco described her daughter as appearing “nervous and distressed” but could not confirm her location or whether she was alone.

Compounding concerns, DiDonato has been inactive on social media this month, with her last Instagram post dating back to December 2024. In the post, she reflected on turning 44, celebrating her age as a “badge of honor” and sharing a photo from a night out.

DiDonato rose to prominence as part of Season 5 of Mob Wives: Trust No One, which aired in 2014. She is also the cousin of the late mobster Frank “Frankie Flowers” D’Alfonso. Despite stepping out of the spotlight after the series ended in 2016, her family and fans remain deeply concerned about her well-being.

Authorities are actively investigating her disappearance and urge anyone with information to come forward. As the search continues, the timeline of her final days remains critical to understanding what may have happened.