Teresa Giudice Walks Out of Real Housewives of New Jersey Reunion Amid Intense Drama with Gorgas: Disgusting and Unbearable

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The tension between siblings Teresa Giudice and Joe Gorga shows no signs of easing up in the upcoming third part of The Real Housewives of New Jersey reunion. In a preview of the episode, the two clashed once again over family drama, specifically addressing whether Teresa had told Joe that he could "do better" than his wife, Melissa Gorga.

Both Teresa and Joe had different accounts of the incident, with Teresa vehemently denying ever making such a comment and swearing on her four daughters. Joe, on the other hand, alleged that Teresa's daughter Gia was the one who made the remark. To resolve the issue, Teresa called Gia, who shared her side of the story with host Andy Cohen.

Gia explained that she had called Joe regarding the wedding, urging him to do the right thing and walk Melissa down the aisle, as requested by their late grandparents. She emphasized that she never told Joe that he could do better than Melissa and expressed her disappointment at being called a liar.

Despite Gia's denial, Melissa and Joe stood by their version of events, leading Teresa to become emotional and express her dismay at the situation. Feeling betrayed, Teresa abruptly left the set, condemning the behavior and stating that it was not how she wanted to raise her children.

The strained relationship between Teresa and Joe has faced numerous challenges over the years, and their bond appears to have reached a breaking point when the Gorgas decided not to attend Teresa's wedding due to rumors of infidelity. These rumors stemmed from comments made by Teresa's now-husband, Luis "Louie" Ruelas.

While both Teresa and Joe acknowledge the difficulties in their relationship, they remain uncertain about what it will take to reconcile and mend their fractured bond.