The Real Housewives of New Jersey is currently on hiatus. After the season 14 cast came to blows, things went so bad between them that a traditional reunion was ruled out. While the future of RHONJ is at stake, all kinds of rumors are arising.
While there have been many different rumors about the cast since Real Housewives of New Jersey ended, Bravo’s Andy Cohen, 56, quickly shut down a claim from a RHONJ star. Andy “wishes Jennifer Aydin, 47, the best” but closed his claims. She returns to the show. Margaret Josephs, 57, has since weighed in on her “arrogant” co-star.
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Margaret Josephs says ‘it’s unacceptable’
Margaret Josephs, who appeared as a guest on Reality Checked with Dorinda Medley, 59, last October, said she would “never be so presumptuous as to say something like that,” referring to Jennifer’s comments.
During the show’s current “break,” Jennifer reportedly said on her Instagram Stories that she was ready to return to RHONJ.
Andy debunked the claims. Margaret told Dorinda that she thought Andy put Jennifer “in her place,” adding that she thinks it was a “big mistake” for her to make such comments.
“You don’t go around saying things like that when we’re on break… you don’t go around being cocky and acting like that,” he says.
As Dorinda calls Jen’s behavior “reckless,” Margaret agrees, adding, “It’s not acceptable. That’s why we have problems on the show to begin with. Just dial it back and everyone should shut up.”
Real Housewives of New Jersey stars ‘knew the truth’
Even though many RHONJ fans have embraced the idea that Jen will return to RHONJ next season, Margaret tells Dorinda how she and her castmates “knew” the claims “weren’t true.”
She explains: “Well, we knew it wasn’t true. I mean, you know, no one calls her and says, you know, and she doesn’t call anyone else. I mean, that’s bullshit.”
Dorinda also chimes in: “…But it’s very annoying for the other cast members because then you want to get up on the podium and say something like that, but you don’t want to. The goal of this break is to have a settling-in period. “You want it to be resolved.”
Marg agrees that the sole purpose of RHONJ’s hiatus is to let the dust settle, adding, “Yes. It’s like a soda can. It would explode if you keep shaking it and we turn it down a little. “I don’t think he lowered it one bit.”
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