Growing Up Gotti

Meet Victoria Gotti and her three sons. In an attempt to finally get over "the ghost" of her former marriage, Victoria hires a real estate broker to help her sell the family home. Then she meets with a celebrity matchmaker to set up a blind date.

Family turmoil ensues when Victoria discovers that her ex-husband has sent Frankie an ATV for his birthday. Frankie wants to drive his new toy wherever he wants, but Victoria is terrified that he'll hurt himself.

During a hectic day at the office, Victoria meets a male model named Rob and they exchange phone numbers. Meanwhile, John prepares to get a tattoo memorializing his grandfather. When Victoria confronts him, the two get into a huge argument.

Victoria takes her boys and 10 of their wildest friends on what she hopes will be a week of peace and quiet in Miami. Man, is she wrong. The boys "de-pants" their friends, terrorize their two chaperones, and get into trouble with hotel security.

As her oldest son's graduation and after-party loom in the near future, Victoria's schedule spins out of control, prompting her to look for a new personal assistant. On the day of the soiree, tensions rise, pitting brother against brother.

In the hands of Victoria Gotti, a dinner party is no small affair. As the event grows nearer, her frustration reaches a fever pitch, sending two of her helpers into a hilarious frenzy of preparation.

Following in her father's footsteps, Victoria takes it upon herself to aid an elderly woman who is being troubled by burglars in her Great Neck, Long Island residence.

After eating a box of cupcakes, Victoria is stunned to learn that she's gained seven pounds. Meanwhile, she is set up on another blind date by the celebrity matchmaker.

In a continued effort to get her estate ready for the market, Victoria hires Luigi, her less-than-capable handyman, to fix the pool. While he and his crew fumble through the process, Victoria rants about the boys' frat-house lifestyles.

As Fashion Week hits New York City, Victoria's publicist tries to convince the boys to get involved in a runway show. Carmine ends up being the only one to walk down the runway, but the results are explosive.

In an attempt to teach her boys discipline and encourage male bonding, Victoria suggests that her sons go on a camping trip with their Uncle Pete. Though the boys dismiss the idea, Uncle Pete strong-arms them into going with him.