'RHONJ's Teresa Giudice Reveals Why She Respects the Manzo Family More Than Her Own-quang

As The Real Housewives of New Jersey continues to live in a state of limbo, the series' stars have been wasting no time in continuing to keep their stories relevant in hopes that a call from Bravo is imminent. After appearing on the second season of House of Villains, Teresa Giudice is living up to her moniker, bashing anyone and everyone in her path.

During a recent appearance on Undressed with Pol' and Patrik, Giudice took aim at her brother, Joe Gorga, for siding with Margaret Josephs over her, as well as the Manzo family. When trying to compare her family drama with Joe and Melissa Gorga to that of Caroline Manzo and Dina Manzo, Giudice stated that the sisters kept their dirty laundry off-camera. “The Manzos don’t speak to each other either. They started the whole family thing, and they don’t speak to each other, but at least they didn’t air their dirty laundry on TV. On TV, they were good. With us, it was terrible. They just kept it between them," the RHONJ star said. So, who's to blame then?

Teresa Giudice Breaks Down Her Rules for Family

Though it's been years since the Gorgas came to the show, Teresa Giudice is still harboring resentment toward her family due to her perception that they came on the show behind her back. Despite her family feud, Giudice shared with the hosts that she is doing everything in her power to maintain her immediate family. She shared while taking direct aim at her brother and sister-in-law, “I’m like, ‘You know what? You always stick with your blood. Don’t ever let whoever you marry get between you and your sister.’” She also took the time to lament her lack of family, noting that the only family she has left "were" her cousins, Kathy Wakile and Rosie Pierri, whom she doesn't speak to because of "what they did."

With the uncertain status of which RHONJ stars will return, should Bravo bring the series back for Season 15, many fans are hoping for a reprieve from the neverending Gorga-Giudice war. While both families have stated they did not want to film with one another anymore, it's evident that the more that they keep one another's names in their mouths, the higher the likelihood of their retention rises. As she asserted in the interview, “I’m the OG. I started this f- ing show, so I’m gonna go back, and hopefully, Bravo will do the right thing and won’t ask certain people back. It can’t just go away. I feel like they have to bring us back, and we have to have some kind of ending, you know, I don’t feel like, not with everybody, like certain people need to come back.”