“Real Housewives of New Jersey” star Milania Giudice took to social media in the hours after news of her arrest emerged, to share a cryptic message with fans.

Via her Instagram Stories on Thursday, the 20-year-old daughter of Teresa Giudice shared a photo of a roadside sign that said, “None of us sit high enough to look down on anybody. Be humble.”

In reference to her famous mom, she also shared a meme reading, “Me and my mama so close sometimes I be forgetting I’m talking to my mama,” alongside a crying emoji.

A second meme also seemingly referenced Teresa. “I hope my mom never carries the weight of thinking she wasn’t enough. I could fill pages with the quiet, beautiful ways she shaped my life,” the quote read.

As Page Six reported on Thursday, Milania was arrested on May 14 for domestic violence, and charged with one count of simple assault, per a press release from Montville Township Chief of Police Andrew Caggiano.

The University of Tampa student was set to appear in court on May 19, but apparently no plea was entered.

Reps for Bravo and the Giudice family were not immediately available to Page Six for comment on Thursday.

Amid the apparent arrest, Milania — who is the third of four daughters born to Teresa and ex-husband Joe Giudice — continued to upload social media posts praising her mother.

“Happy birthday to my favorite person in the world!!!!” she gushed via Instagram on May 18 — four days after her arrest, sharing pics with the Bravolebrity. “YOU ARE THE MOST BEAUTIFUL I LOVE YOU SO MUCH MOMMY🩷🩷.”

Several days ago, she thanked Tampa University for “the best sophomore year” with a collection of pics from the school year.

“Missing it all already,” she concluded the post on Sunday. And on Tuesday, she again took to the platform to share bikini-clad pics of herself enjoying a boat outing with pals, captioning it, “the best days🛥️🩵”

This isn’t the first time Milania has had a brush with the law — in May 2024, she was involved in a vehicle collision in New Jersey — in her new Mercedes-Benz convertible. However, police decided the other driver involved was at fault for “failing to yield to the right of way” and “inattention.”