Milania Giudice’s 911 dispatch audio exposes frantic airport search for ‘rogue’ 20-year-old

Milania Giudice went “rogue” at the Tampa International Airport for 45 minutes Wednesday, with 911 dispatch breaking down officials’ frantic search for the 20-year-old.

The police were called over “a group of females [at the United Airlines ticket counter] asking for police assistance” at 2:20 p.m., according to the audio obtained by the US Sun on Friday.

Dispatch told officers Teresa Giudice’s daughter “was last seen 30 minutes ago by Phoebe,” referencing a statue in the terminal.

During the “attempt to locate” Milania — who had run away from her mom, sister Gia Giudice and a counselor — cops looked for the “white female [in a] tan hat and yellow sweatsuit … traveling with a cat and a pink animal carrier” for approximately 12 minutes.

Milania, per the incident report obtained by Page Six on Thursday, had “just [been] released from the hospital.”

Teresa, 54, was the first to have “eyes” on Milania, who was “running away,” and a cop with Gia noted that Milania’s sister had seen her go “down a hall.”

As one official speculated she was headed “toward the Marriott,” another revealed they were zeroing in on Milania’s phone’s location.

Milania appeared to give a glimpse of what happened when she was reunited with her family members in a concerning TikTok upload that has since been deleted.

In the clip, Teresa vocalized her “love” for her daughter as Milania repeatedly asked, “This is what we do now?”

When Gia instructed Teresa to “let her do what she wants,” Milania told the pair to “shut the f–k up.”

Page Six hears there was no arrest or medical transport, nor was a police report created.

Milania, according to the incident report, was “having suicidal thoughts” and a “mental breakdown,” with her manager telling us on Thursday she was “under the care of professionals.”

The spokesperson said, “Milania is deeply loved by her family and friends, and all of us are doing everything we can to support her as she navigates an incredibly difficult time in her life, particularly following the devastating loss of her best friend, Victoria [Zardoya]” in July.

The statement noted that Milania’s “focus” during this “challenging period” is “on her health, healing and well-being.”

Last month, she enrolled in anger management classes.

Her lawyer revealed as much during a hearing regarding her domestic violence arrest in May over a dispute at Teresa and husband Luis Ruelas’ home during which Milania allegedly threw objects and “knowingly cause[d] bodily injury to another.”

Milania’s next hearing is on Sept. 29.