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Like many of our favorite Bravo shows in recent years, The Real Housewives of New Jersey and its cast are in limbo.
Following a divided season that saw no reunion, it’s uncertain when the show will return to our screens and if there will be a complete reboot. Now, Rachel Fuda has sparked rumors that she has been fired from the long-running series with a recent social media post.
Previously, rumors came out that OG Teresa Giudice had been asked to resign from the show. However, it has been reported that this is not the case, and Andy Cohen previously said that they hadn’t started the process of casting for the next season of RHONJ. But things may have changed since he said that.
Rachel now has fans assuming her time with RHONJ is up for now. The reality star took to TikTok recently and posted a somewhat controversial video. The issue wasn’t with the video itself, but rather, the caption she decided to use. The caption reads, “In my Diet Coke drinking, Toddler-Teen Mom, unemployed, Jersey Girl, Pregnant Era.”
@rachelfudaMy favorite era 🤍 #collegefootball #laborday #augustdump #bebe #pumpkinseason #datenight #momsoftiktok #momera♬ C’est la Vie – B*Witched
Of course, it’s not news that Rachel is expecting as she announced her pregnancy recently, and she even told the cast at the watch party that concluded the season. However, her calling herself unemployed seems to be her coy way of announcing her departure from the show. Still, this may not be the case. She could be simply referring to the expected gap in filming as Bravo and the production company figure out a way to revive RHONJ and have a more cohesive cast.
Regarding rumors about the show’s future, reports also recently came out that both Teresa and Melissa Gorga had agreed to put their issues aside in favor of remaining on the show. While this would undoubtedly be good news, it seems this is just wishful thinking from fans who want to see both ladies stay on the show.
In the meantime, fans can watch old seasons of RHONJ on Peacock.
