Teresa Giudice‘s had “ENOUGH” of the “toxicity” around the Real Housewives of New Jersey cast. The OG of RHONJ posted a message to her Instagram page asking for the “hate” to stop.
From The Desk Of Teresa Guidice:
The reality tv icon began by owning her role in “part” of the show’s drama over the years. “I have been on The Real Housewives of New Jersey for the last 14 seasons. During that time, I have seen and been a part of my fair share of drama with my cast mates.”
“What is happening off camera on social media is absolutely disgusting and is fueled by toxic people who are not affiliated with the show or the cast. [They] are only interested in promoting themselves by spreading their hate through false narratives and lies.”
“It has affected all of us on the cast and our families. They are attacking our children, going after our businesses, and they are turning something that is supposed to be entertainment into something very dark and toxic.”
“This hate and toxicity has to stop. I am asking everyone to stop engaging in any negativity towards my cast mates and all of our families. Enough is enough. Love Love Love, Teresa.”
I think it’s important to note Tre disabled comments on this post.
Melissa Entered The Chat:
Tre’s estranged sister-in-law responded her statement within 20 minutes. Melissa Gorga took to her Instagram story to call Joe’s sister a “wolf in sheep’s clothing.”
In Case You Missed The Most Recent ‘Toxic’ Teresa Drama:
Blogger @KrissyBalls created a video slamming Teresa for implementing a fan grift to pay her tax debt. She alleged the controversial RHONJ star created an app with “exclusive content” fans can join for $9.99 a month.
The “Teresa Giudice VIP Subscription” promises “Full Access” into the RHONJ star’s life. With your $9.99/month ($119.88/year), you’ll get “Exclusive Content, Private Feed, Exclusive Live Streams, Discounts on merchandise, chance to FaceTime Teresa, Members-only giveaways.
Fans get a 7-day free trial before $9.99 is deducted monthly from your account. Krissy’s video alleged the app makes it difficult/nearly impossible to end the subscription. This is – most likely – an effort to pay off her federal debt … Well, one would hope.
