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Teresa Giudice provided an replace on her relationship with Danielle Staub on her podcast on Wednesday.
Before wanting again at her “Squash That Beef” phase with Caroline Manzo at BravoCon, accusing her former Real Housewives of New Jersey co-star of utilizing her for consideration, and shading Vicki Gunvalson‘s standing as an OG, Teresa, who additionally mentioned her current marriage ceremony to Luis Ruelas, revealed she acquired a textual content from Danielle after choosing her to return to RHONJ over Caroline on an earlier episode.
“Danielle texted me. She said, ‘I heard you’ve been saying nice things about me out there,’” Teresa revealed on the October 26 episode of Namaste B$tches, titled “Spilling the BravoCon Tea,” noting that she advised her, “I always have,” and saying she doesn’t wish to “keep going around in circles” together with her former pal.
As for her relationship with Caroline, she has no real interest in persevering with their feud, however she additionally has no real interest in being associates.
“Do I want to be friends with Caroline Manzo? Absolutely not. I’m sure vice versa. She doesn’t want to be friends with me either,” Teresa acknowledged. “[But] I wish her well. Hopefully, she wishes me well, and that’s about it.”
When Teresa was then requested about Caroline’s previous disses, Teresa stated she “wants attention.”
“I guess she didn’t get attention growing up. So maybe she’s trying to get it from me. It’s not gonna happen,” Teresa vowed. “She can get attention from her husband. I never bring up her name. Obviously, she brings up my name because she wants some kind of attention.”
While Teresa confirmed she and Caroline “didn’t squash [their] beef” at BravoCon, she stated she bumped into Albie Manzo and described him as “very respectful.” She additionally stated she discovered that she and Caroline could be arrange for “Squash That Beef” when she arrived on the occasion.
“I thought that was really nice that I was told because, you know, I like that I had the heads up,” she defined.
“I don’t get it. There’s no beef to squash,” Teresa continued of her standing with Caroline. “I haven’t seen her since the Super Bowl commercial. And when we filmed the Super Bowl commercial, we were both professional about it, and that’s it. To tell you the truth, Caroline and I were never real friends. I always respected her because she was [Dina Manzo]’s sister. That’s about it.”
Teresa went on to accuse Caroline of making an attempt to kind an alliance together with her nemesis, Melissa Gorga, amid one in every of their many feuds on RHONJ.
“It was really ridiculous… My brother comes on the show. Then they become friends, and she’s trying to shade me with that. And it’s like, ‘Okay.’ And the age difference was kinda so funny because I could tell what she was trying to do,” Teresa recalled. “She was trying to hang out with Melissa to get back at me, and it’s like, ‘Okay, you can have her, Caroline.’”
Moving on to a extra optimistic matter, her marriage ceremony, Teresa admitted that she didn’t wish to movie it at first.
“I was scared, and I didn’t want any drama at my wedding. I wanted it to be about Luis and I because at the end of the day, it’s about us,” she reasoned. “I was nervous about filming it, but somebody said to me, ‘Your fans want to see your happy ending.’ [So] I did it for the fans.”
Teresa additionally addressed her BravoCon drama with Vicki on the episode, saying she didn’t take a lot offense to the Real Housewives of Orange County solid member calling her the “most overrated” Housewife.
“I didn’t even take it as a bad compliment because she said she got asked a question, and she said I was the first one that popped up in her head. When she was on stage, when we were filming Watch What Happens Live, and she said, she’s like, ‘Well, I think Teresa’s a wonderful person,’” Teresa revealed. “She said nothing bad about me… So I wasn’t gonna go back at her and say anything negative because again, I feel like we are a Bravo family, and we should all be lifting each other up.”
But simply as she proclaimed that the ladies of the Bravo franchise shouldn’t be “tearing each other down,” Teresa added, “She’s also an OG, the only difference is, is that I’m still on television, she’s not.”
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