Gia Giudice Says Riley Burruss Was “Offended” She Compared RHONJ to RHOA as Dolores Weighs in and Fans React-quang

The stars of Next Gen NYC are gearing up for the upcoming premiere of the show’s first season. However, Gia Giudice recently took to her podcast with Dolores Catania to discuss how Riley Burruss reacted to The Real Housewives of Atlanta being compared to The Real Housewives of New Jersey. Now, the internet has mixed opinions, with many criticizing Gia for her comments.

Regarding Next Gen NYC, the show begins airing on Bravo on June 3rd. As mentioned, it stars Gia, 24, Riley, 22,  and several other children of Bravo stars and other famous media personalities, often referred to as “nepo babies” by many. 

Recently, Gia had Dolores on her Casual Chaos podcast. Much of their conversation has made the rounds online, but a part that’s drawing some controversy is what both Gia and Dolores, 54, had to say about Riley. 

“Riley(Kandi’s daughter), I actually said to her once, ‘I feel like Atlanta and Jersey give the same energy.’ She got really offended by that,” said Gia, via a clip shared by The Gworls Are Fighting on X.

Dolores then asked why, to which Gia said she didn’t know. She continued, “She like looked at me and said, ‘No. They’re very different.’ I said, ‘Okay.'”

Dolores chimed in, saying, “Doesn’t look like that to me.” Gia went on, “I was very surprised, but she got very offended when I said that.” Dolores then said, “That’s not nice.”

The conversation continued, and Gia claimed this was her way of trying to bond with Riley since both their mothers “are on Housewives, were on Housewives.” Ultimately, Dolores offered Gia some advice. She said, “Well, right off the bat, then you know that that’s the pace of the relationship that you’ll have with that person.”

Many viewers had opinions on what Gia and Dolores said. One of the first came from none other than Bingeworthy, who is a content creator who posts about Housewives shows. He said, “Never liked Delores… she has a lot more she wants to say but… yeah.”