Kaylah Walton
A‘Real Housewives of New Jersey’ cast member revealed concerns about the status of Teresa Guidice (formerly Gorga) on the reality TV show, hinting at a possible exit and expressing disappointment at the uncertainty surrounding the departure of the 52-year-old.
Despite ongoing rumors over the years about her departure, she has consistently denied them, but her future on the Bravo show is now in question as the latest season comes to an end.
Frank Catania discussed the speculation surrounding Teresa’s departure, hinting that she might not return for Season 15, scheduled for 2025, though he didn’t confirm any details.
“I’ve heard rumors about Teresa being asked to leave,” said Catania on The Lisa Alastuey Podcast. “As opposed to being fired.
“But it’s a shame because I see Teresa thriving elsewhere. She is one of the most well-known ‘Housewives’ across all franchises.”
What Could Be the Reasons for Teresa Giudice’s Possible Departure from The Real Housewives of New Jersey?
Giudice has been a key figure on the show since its inception in 2009, even after her split from Joe Guidice.In 2023, a prominent TV personality made a return for the relaunch of Season 13 after being absent in 2020. However, there has been ongoing tension between her and her sister-in-law resulting in them refusing to divulge the reasons behind their feud. This has led to the decision of not filming together, essentially causing the emergence of two separate shows.
Catania, a key figure, expressed concerns about the current situation stating that changes are necessary for the show to progress. The divide within the cast has created significant challenges as half of them are unwilling to film with the other half. This situation has raised questions about the feasibility of continuing the reality show in its present state.
The future direction of the show may involve dropping some cast members, introducing new faces, and retaining some existing ones. This strategic move aims to address the current fragmentation within the cast and bring cohesion back to the show.
