| Birth Day | December 02, 1972 |
| Birth Place | United States |
| Age | 50 YEARS OLD |
| Birth Sign | Sagittarius |
| Net Worth: | $20 Million |
He was born in Naples, Italy and was raised in Pittsburgh. His family immigrated from Naples when he was 7 and the Isoldi family is said to own numerous restaurants, nightclubs, properties and buildings in the area. During the day, the "Strip District" is a market district where you can find fresh fish, meat, poultry, produce, ethnic foods, and knick-knacks of all kinds at very affordable prices. At night, it becomes one of Pittsburgh's top nightlife destinations with quite a few nightclubs and bars. Isoldi's primary business featured in Godfather of Pittsburgh is Club Erotica in McKees Rocks, which he said he opened in 1993, one of the coincidences that creates a "Sopranos" similarity. The idea for a reality show came up when the 2012 Ving Rhames movie "Mafia" shot some scenes at Club Erotica. Isoldi and his family live in the Nevillewood development in Collier, and the series jumps back and forth between Isoldi's business dealings and his family, including wife Carla and his three sons. The youngest son, Romeo, was not featured much in the premiere episode, but there was conflict between Isoldi and his oldest son, Enzo, who recently graduated from Chartiers Valley High School, over whether he would attend college. His middle son, Adolfo, is a budding businessman who wears a fedora and runs Isoldi's limo business. Godfather of Pittsburgh airs on Monday nights at 10pm Eastern on A&E.
