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Someone's bashing me. You stick up for me.

I'm lost.

So you have to stop and really start to think what are the things that give you

meaning. There goes your phone again.

Oh, I got it. Let go of your phone. She took my phone, threw it on the floor,

and the whole screen cracked.

Sounds good.

So where do you want to go from here? I said new beginnings. That means building

a friendship.

We have a lot of history together.

That history is not going away.

Oh, I like to hear that. Definitely, definitely.

Fool me once, shame on me.

Fool me twice, you better run.

I always act like a lady.

But now I think like a boss.

I was raised Jersey Strong.

Nothing in this life can shake me.

Some people think I'm too much. I love it. They're absolutely right.

I used to flip tables.

Now I'm turning them.

You want to work out with Mommy?

No. For the yoga?

No. Why?

That's so stupid.

No, it's not.

But that calms you, like... Hello?

Hey, babe.

Hi.

What are you doing?

No, I'm just hanging out with Melania, getting ready to go to bed. Oh, I just

broke my butt.

Melania, is that Cole?

Yeah. Yeah, she said Cole.

We all get permission.

Okay. Cool beans.

All right.

All right, good night, honey.

Okay. Bye -bye.

While I was away, my brother and Melissa stepped up to the plate. They helped

out a lot.

Came in the mail. Isn't it pretty? Thank you so much for being there for my

girls in a difficult time. Love, Teresa. Aw, that was nice.

Hopefully we could just continue and let it get stronger and stronger. This is

what family's all about.

Come on.

All right, good night.

Good night.

Hi!

Who's home? Hey, what's going on?

Nothing. We redid some blood work. Okay.

And his phosphorus is very, very high, which is bad. How bad?

Everything that, like, you don't want to be high is very high.

But just keep him comfortable.

He's not in pain, though. He's not in pain. You know, with kidney failure, a

of it is dogs are just going to stop eating.

But anyway, yeah, let him lay down. We can put him on his little... Are you

going to give him fluid? Yeah, he needs fluid.

He's supposed to get, like, 200 milliliters six to seven times a day.

Come on, bud.

Come on, little buddy.

Little I've had now for 12 years, and he's having kidney failure.

Yeah, you're so skinny, though. I don't like you so skinny.

Honestly, I would give this dog my kidney. The way that the dog, he would,

talk, right?

I know, he'd wake up and be like, how's your day, boo -boo? And he's like, boo

-boo -boo.

Boo has always been such a good dog. Boo's a person, you know. This is a very

special dog.

The thing with a pet is when it's time that you have to put them down, it's

responsibility. It might get to be a little bit of an aftermath.

It's the way I talk, but that's the way I prepare myself.

If someone gets a hangnail, Mommy says they're halfway integrated.

That's not true.

That's not true. Mommy, how's so -and -so doing?

Dying. Dying. Dying.

No, I'm just, I'm realistic.

Come here, Boo. Mommy, you're the Green Reaper.

Literally. You are the Green Reaper.

You better watch out, then. You don't bite the hand that feeds you, Mom.

We'll keep you around. I think you're worth more to me alive.

Exactly. All right? And boo, we're going to keep around, too. All right? Listen,

Frank. What? I want all new stone on the fireplace.

I want electric fireplace. I want everything in the house gray and white.

think I want beams put across.

You know what I'm talking about?

I want it to be open, and I want it to be white. I want a buffet here in this

area. Okay. Ziggy. Okay. All galley.

Frank. I don't have to look at you when it's going to cost me money.

I want a slate floor.

I have no problem helping you. My concern is this. What about your gym

just opened up?

Trust me, I want to make this work for me. I just feel like this is the opening

to my independence.

Like not having to ask you, oh, Frank, I need a new fireplace.

You have supported us longer than you had to. So now it's my turn.

Frank used to be Mr. New Jersey.

So he took his passion and turned it into a business.

Frank owns six gyms total, three of which I'm partners with him. But this

gym Frank isn't involved in. I invested my own money from the divorce

settlement. It's time for me to be my own boss.

Listen to me. Just go with it and keep expanding. Don't be complacent and

do fine.

And then you give it to your kids.

No.

I'll have my own business, by the way. Same.

I'm going to open up my own vet practice.

Going into a business without Frank behind me on it makes me nervous.

But at 45, I'm finally getting out of that comfort zone.

When are you coming to the gym so we can work out?

I haven't gone this long without working out in my life.

It's all procrastination and lack of discipline.

I know it is. Nobody has discipline like this kid. You still have abs?

Of course.

Let's see.

They're a little bit sore from yesterday.

Thank you, nipples are pretty hard.

Always are.

Frankie, get over yourself.

You excited?

You're going to walk in the fashion show?

On Thursday.

You're going to walk on Thursday, but today we're doing the fitting. Remember

your manners, guys, when we go in there.

That's cute.

Hi. How are you doing?

Good to see you.

Good to see you. So what we're going to do today is we're going to do a fitting

for the show and then we're going to do like a little rehearsal. So

let's show them what they're going to wear for

the fashion show.

Okay, take your shoes off. Oh, I love the vest. That is so cute.

Joey, you're looking fresh.

Joey!

Things have been really crazy for me since the opening of the store.

It's tiring having three kids in elementary school, let alone trying to

owning a small business.

You know, you are so handsome, I can't take it. Joey, you look cool.

We have a great outfit planned. Into the teepee we go.

But Fashion Week is something that I wouldn't miss for the world. Joey, what

happens when Daddy drives you to school?

He drives me to the wrong school.

I'm not going to let anybody know I'm tired. All right, guys, here's what

going to do. You want to go on up? So cute.

Did you invite anybody to come? You know what? I called your sister and asked

her to come. It would be nice if she spent more time with them. So how's it

lately, like, when you're with her? To be honest, I'll feel like we're super

close when I can start telling her, like, I don't agree with everything she

says. Well, you should.

If she's a pain in the ass, you need to tell her that. I tell her all the time,

you're a pain in the ass. Shut up. You're talking too much now. But you're

brother. Well, that's how you train her. You train her now.

Really? No. What kind of word is that?

I don't think there's any secrets as to how fragile the relationship is between

Joe and Teresa or between Teresa and I. All right, stay here. Don't go until I

tell you. Wait, wait, wait, wait. Stay there. And I just hope that we can

continue to move forward.

Okay, Joey, let's go. Start it.

Yeah.

Excellent. Now go back.

Okay, Gino, do a pose.

Yeah.

Great. That's how you walk back.

Yeah, there you go. Good.

That's it. They did great.

Jacqueline, I'm here!

Hey!

Hi,

honey. She looks just like you. It's crazy. Really?

Yes. Can we do the face for now? No. She can't do the face. Yes. But we're

fighting all week about her Instagram.

So we're on vacation.

She says, Mom, can I please post this picture on Instagram?

Oh, it's innocent.

Listen, if she was crawling across the rocks, like, in a thong, like...

Then I would, maybe that's a problem.

If that's all Ziggy has to deal with, that's nothing.

Okay, but she's 13.

Ashley and I fought so much in the past.

We had similar personalities, almost like sisters, but then when I would pull

rank and be mom, there was a conflict.

You're such a 12 -year -old.

Ashley, enough.

You know what, Ashley? Get out.

Get out of my house.

You're going to talk to me?

Disrespectful? Then you can leave.

I like it. You have more than one. I'll get to it. Just give me a second. It's

still healing.

Oh, my God. It's huge, Ashley.

She didn't like that. And I was like, I am going to kill you.

Hey, how'd it go today?

Fine. Here comes the artist.

And now here she is. She has money in the bank. I don't mind her living here.

actually kind of like it. When I was your age, I didn't have makeup like

did my time.

Oh, you don't understand. I have to tone this down.

I'm a worry warden. I'm also a control freak. This is Sophie all day long. I

have to take pictures.

How many pictures do you take a day? 700.

What's the purpose of that?

Did you have fun at the party?

I did. It was really good vibes.

It felt like how it used to be, like when we would go down the shore

We'll see if it sticks.

Actions speak louder than words. Every time I'm with her, it just gets far more

comfortable. Actually, Chris was talking to Teresa at the event. We were having

them over for dinner. You know, you learn from your mistakes, you grow, but

relationship is going to have to take baby steps.

We're taking it slow, you know. But hopefully Lucy and Ethel can get back

together. I want to be...

Good with her like we used to be. Just to, you know, how it works now.

Right. You've grown up a lot.

No, I'm still immature.

Coming up.

You were going through legal issues. I never asked you a question. You put it

a tabloid. You shouldn't give it.

Hey. Hi.

I feel like I have to look smart when I come in here.

Look.

Wow, you look really smart.

Don't I?

Very smart.

Do you like it?

Wow. So what's going on?

I want to see what you're doing. We're closing in on our packaging. I know.

is so good.

I can't believe it. Another launch.

BLK is finally making money, but there's still some catching up to do.

The success of the snack company would get us caught up a lot faster.

I have no problem doing whatever we have to do to make sure we have Nick covered

with therapies and all that. That's the priority to me. We've been through so

much, and quite frankly, we're still lucky. It could be a lot worse.

And that's why I think it's important that tomorrow, when we get together, we

remember what Teresa and Joe are going through, because she may act a certain

way or he may act a certain way, but it could be...

underneath it all is the stress.

Yeah, you know, you're right about that.

He's going to be gone, like, three and a half years.

Like, that's a long time to be away from your family.

I'm looking forward to seeing Joe. He was one of my best friends, and I

seen him in a long time.

I want to thank the Giudice family for inviting us up to their country home

weekend. Happy holidays to everybody.

You've got to really forget the past, you know what I mean?

This will be really interesting to see if that friend chemistry is still there.

Jacqueline, I'm so upset right now.

Why? I got to go pick up Sophie now. She got detention.

This is the second time that my daughter is using her phone in school.

This is the same phone I threw against the wall. This is the same phone I threw

against the wall. I know. You can't have it right now. Stop.

Sophie, leave without your phone.

I have to take it away.

Jacqueline?

I think her phone died.

I want to see it to my daughter. Sophie, you know you can do better. And this is

why you're not doing well in school. How did you do on your science test?

I got a 73.

73 is average.

You come home and there's 19 things going on at once. Somebody's beeping in.

what are you wearing tomorrow? Who cares what anybody's wearing tomorrow?

Why don't you concentrate on your schoolwork?

Sophie, how was arm detention?

Oh, my God.

Sophie, listen, this is the second time that you were caught in school with a

phone. It's become a huge problem, and I have to step up to the plate right now.

You're losing your phone indefinitely.

When do I get it?

When I feel the need to give it back to you. It's not fair at all.

No, Sophie, you don't need a phone.

You got in trouble twice. You know why? Because I'm too much of a softie.

Sophie, if you... No,

we can't.

Sophie, I'm taking your phone away, and you're thinking about Dunkin' Donuts?

Sophie, you're not getting your phone back.

Sophie does find this amusing.

Yep, and I know why.

Because I never follow through on my threats.

But I'm taking her phone away. For real this time.

Every single child goes through this and no one loses their phone.

I don't care what every other mother does.

I care what's happening with my daughter and my home. Rules are to be followed.

Let me ask you something.

Wait a second. If no one followed rules, let's say this morning I didn't want to

put on clothes.

So should I drive naked and go through stop signs?

What's the most important thing in the Flickr home?

Good grades.

Education, right? Education. Because I want you to go to a good college. Why do

I want you to go to a good college, Sophie?

I don't know.

You go to college so you can educate yourself so you can have a good job. You

don't have to rely on a man or mom and dad.

You can provide for yourself and your family.

I'm not trying to be mean. Do you understand the point that I'm trying to

for you? There were rules attached to that phone. You broke those rules. Those

are the consequences.

Things are about to change for you, Sophie Hannah Flicker.

All right, so you guys have to go right into hair and makeup, guys. Right here

is hair and makeup, okay?

Just go right here. Go ahead, honey.

Oh, my God, this is a picture.

Tonya, look at me real quick.

Turn around, babe. Take a picture. Where?

Oh, come on, man. I'm freezing.

I tell you, as soon as you get married, you lose it all.

I'm over the hat.

Oh, thank you.

I'm so excited. I think you guys have to go to where they line up. Yeah, I have

to go.

We're waiting for Zia and Teresa, and we go.

I'm so glad Teresa's coming.

Bringing family back, baby.

It may seem silly, but her coming to watch them walk in New York Fashion Week

kind of a big deal.

The relationship is not where it used to be, and

it keeps moving forward, and it's very refreshing.

Yeah, don't mess up the hair.

You guys ready to go take our seats? Yeah, let's take our seats.

You ready, Melania?

I need all the boys and girls, line up over here.

I love fashion shows. They're spreading their stuff, and Joey is so cute. Oh, my

God, I just want to squeeze him.

I think Melania would have loved to be in the fashion show also, but I think

was just happy to be there and support them.

Joey's got, like, swag.

Yay, they did it. That was so cute.

Sassy girl.

Look at you.

Congratulations.

Gino. Congratulations.

Hey, honey. This is so good.

I got thirsty.

What? It was a lot of work, Joey. Gino, Gino, go over there real quick. All

right, ready? Smile.

I'm starving, guys. Let's go. All right, good job, guys.

Come on, baby, my little supermodel. I love it.

Oh, nice.

Oh, right here. Okay, perfect. Thank you.

Thank you, Melania.

Hi.

Hi, guys.

Where do you want me to sit?

Sit over there, Tracy.

Sit by me.

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. I'm freezing. I'm sick.

So give me two mac and cheeses.

What do I have?

Yesterday I had 103 .9.

I came home from work. I gave him aspirin. He laid on the couch and

And he never comes home from work. I love it when my two favorite women...

next to my mother and my daughter.

Try to take care of me.

I'm so glad you came.

I know, but I like seeing my kids looking out and seeing their aunt out

You say thank you to Melania and Teresa for coming to watch you guys.

Thank you.

I know that Teresa and I have made up many times before and it was very

This is not that. This is the two of us going out of our way.

to support each other.

And I hope there's so many more times like this.

I just want peace. That's all I want.

I would not want to go through what she's going through, you know?

We're all lucky.

Healthy kids, you know? We should lift each other up.

Nobody should bring each other down. Like, the way we are right now is really

good. You know, we should all support each other. When you lift other people,

you lift everybody.

Wait, I got to say something.

Oh, wait, Joey said he's got to say something.

Okay, what do you want to say?

Oh, I love you, too. Oh, my God, Joey.

He makes me want to, like, cry right now.

Squeeze you.

I'm squeezing you for Gia.

That was so cute.

I love you.

That was so sweet. You say everything at the perfect time.

Oh my God, look at it. He has lipstick here, here, and here.

Don't worry, Joey.

You're going to have a lot of lipstick all over you.

Coming up next.

Okay, I got to interrupt.

No, no, you can't. That's not allowed.

You can't even last two minutes listening to what I have to say.

Oh, wow.

Look what the wind blew in.

It looks amazing. It's gorgeous.

Thank God you're here, because I need help.

No, no, I'll be here. I had a lot going on.

My dog is sick, and I hate leaving him.

I'll give you the dog. I'm a softie for dogs. It's hard for me to talk about.

I get that. It's hard for me to even say, because you know what's coming.

I lost my shepherds. I know how close you were. I know. So I get it.

First time I ever met Maz, I was 14 years old, and he was dating my sister's

friend. He grew up in Patterson with me also.

Maz owns multiple gyms. He's one of the best trainers you'll ever meet.

So just have a little patience with me.

Frank is hands -free.

It's just me and Maz.

It has to work. It can't not work.

Let's talk numbers. What do we want in the first month as far as memberships?

I'd like to see anywhere between 1 ,500 to 2 ,000 members signed.

What if we don't get that?

Then you're going to have to dig in your damn pocket, and we have to make our

bills.

How can the first thing I'm going to do totally by myself, not work, and have

everyone else say, see, you need to try.

Kind of mellowed down. You're mellowing down? Yeah. You need to take a yoga

class. Speaking of the classes, I saw the class schedule is 30th.

Yeah.

We need that straightened out. I need you to manage. I need you to be here.

I'll be here. Three, four times a week.

Listen, let me tell you, I know you're fucking yelling about a lot of shit. But

this gym means a lot to me because this is now my new kid.

My kids are gone. They're grown up.

Frankie got his license.

Gabby's going to be in school for the next seven years.

Now I want to put as much into this as I put into both my kids.

This gym is a symbol of my independence.

It's not just a hobby. I have a sense of pride about it.

This next month is crucial.

You need to be here because it stimulates, it inspires people.

You've got to make sure that the workers are happy.

Did you see this?

Spare tire I have around my stomach. You're good for an old lady.

You know, I know you long enough. I'll kick your ass.

You probably could.

Josh. I don't want to hold your hand.

I want to hold your hand, Josh.

It's a shame you don't want to hold my hand.

Hello, how are you?

We're going to get a table for three. Where's Seraphim?

There he is.

We're going to be over there.

Thank you so much.

What I have every day. Chopped salad with romaine lettuce.

You want cheese fries or french fries?

Regular fries.

You want the curly one?

Regular fries.

I want regular fries. So difficult.

I wish I would have known that when I was in labor. I would have shoved you

right back in.

Cat's got a water.

Anything else?

No, that's it. Thank you, honey.

So, Sophie, how are you doing this week without your phone?

I'm not mad at you.

You're not really mad at me. How are you doing?

It's hard.

Joshua, take off your jacket.

Why do you care?

I have a right to care. I'm comfortable, Mom.

Sophie, do you realize that anything I say to Joshua, he'll say the opposite?

How are you? What's it to you, Mom?

Joshua, where are you going today? Why do you want to know? I don't say that.

You purposely bother me sometimes.

Food's here.

Good. Sophie, is this the first time that we are doing something?

That you are not distracted.

You're actually in the conversation.

Get in here.

Sophie.

Do you realize that? We do this all the time at dad.

Does he allow you to take your phones?

We don't really feel the need to have our phones.

It's upsetting to me that they would

be on their phones with me 24 -7 and then they find a way to put their phone.

down when they were at their dad's house.

It's like a different environment where we're at dad's. Then we come here and

it's like... Welcome to Siggy's world. You must be a slave now.

Welcome to Siggy's world?

When I'm at dad's, we just have fun. If you lived with your dad full time and I

got to see you twice a month, trust me, I'd be fun, fun, fun, fun, fun.

You're only there for the weekend.

There are really no strict rules.

You're not taking out the trash. You're not, you know, asked to get off your

Xbox during the week. It's about school.

You have chores when you live here.

But I'm the one who actually has to take care of the important stuff. When you

get a call from the school that you got detention, they don't call your dad,

they call me.

When you need your teeth cleaned, I take you.

Okay, so you know how you wouldn't let me have a girl in my room by myself,

right?

This is the difference between you and dad because when dad went on vacation

last month, Florida, he said, Josh, if you want to have a couple friends here,

even girls, stay here, sleep here, and I'll leave money for you guys. And dad

trusts me and gives me that luxury. Your dad's in trouble with me.

This is exactly why we connect more with dad because when we talk to him, he

actually listens to us.

I say that we time you right now for five minutes. Me and Sophie tell you

everything that we have going on.

and then you can't respond at all. And you have to listen to everything and

absorb everything.

Okay?

So you can start it off. Thank you. You know when you told me in school, when my

mind's spinning, just to tell myself just to calm down because I have ADHD

need to listen to the teacher?

That's what you have to do when you're dealing with that. You have to control

yourself. It can't be like, could we get this done right now or else you're

grounded, or else you'll get your phone taken away.

I'm not allowed to respond? No, Mom.

Oh, my God.

You can't have everything done your way. Our life also is not just your life. We

are your life. You're my life. I'll say to my mom, I love you more than

anything.

But... Aw.

Okay, I got to interrupt. No, no, you can't. That's not... That's not allowed.

I'm going to tell you why.

Joshua, because I'm exploding on the inside.

Mom, your whole problem is that I don't open up enough to you. But now we're

sitting here, I'm trying to open up to you, and you can't even last two minutes

listening to what I have to say. You want me to open up, but then when I open

up, you just shut me down.

Don't cry, Mom. I'm not going to cry.

You're going to.

I'm going to take out my fan instead.

You can't handle what I have to say, Mom.

No. You don't want to. What? You don't want to.

It's not that I don't want to, Sophie.

I mean,

they're my life, and I'm like, I'm missing out on not listening to them.

I feel like total.

I'm going to try to listen more to my son because if it's important to him,

it sure the hell is important to me.

You have to meet in the middle, Mom.

I can't.

I'm infatuated with you, Josh. All right. I love you, too.

I love you, too, Mom. No, I'm infatuated with both of you. And I'm going to try

to listen to you more, but we're not doing five minutes. Two minutes is all I

can say.

Okay, fine.

You want to go with me?

Come on, Joanna, kick her butt.

All right, girls.

Girls, Jo, tell her to stop.

All right, Joanna, come up here.

I want a brother.

I hate all you girls.

Can't we just adopt or something?

All right, Jo, I'm going to go get the wine together.

All right, get it together so we can go.

I definitely have reservations going to Lareda's house. I mean, I haven't been

there since the whole deck situation.

It was so mean and malicious.

You're hurting your family trying to get her exposed.

I didn't do nothing to her. Why are they still here?

Why? Freaking jealousy.

What do you think?

I'm hoping for the best, obviously, because I am going.

Conchita and a piece of prosciutto.

That looks just like you, Melania.

I love your fat suit, honey.

My God, it's cold.

Oh, my God.

All right, honey, I'm ready.

Oh, my God. I can't get up. All right, Melania, I'm sweating. Joe, you told me

to get dressed, and now I'm hot.

All right, babe, let's go. Gianna, Tia's going to hang out with you. Bye. Love

you, girls.

Come on, my love.

Ready? Mm.

I thought we would never get out of this.

So here we go.

Coming up.

Hello, the last time I was here, you attacked me on your porch. I attacked

Do you remember how to get there, bro?

I think so, yeah.

Can you text Jitz to her to shut the lights everywhere?

I'm starving.

I just want to be open with Jacqueline, you know, just be friends.

Have fun.

I just want to have fun.

So just have fun.

Hello! What are you moving in? What's going on?

Hey, Jacqueline.

Go in the kitchen.

You told me to bring wine, so I brought wine. This is how I travel, bro.

Is that a cooler?

It's much quieter here.

The kids.

Oh, my God.

I'll put my coat in here.

Oh, my God. That's so awesome.

Did you make those?

Yeah, these are all of them. Oh, my God. Yours are so good. I remember yours

from the Catskills. I loved it. Thank you for cooking dinner for us.

I want to welcome everybody to the Catskills.

Hi, CJ.

How are you?

How are you doing?

Good. Oh, my God. I know. He passed me. Yeah. Oh, my God. And his voice started

cracking. He's getting, like, deep roars. I hear it.

Nick. What's up,

Nick? Hi, Nicholas.

What's happening, pal?

Hi, Teresa.

Hi, Teresa. Hi, cutie. How are you?

How are you? How are you?

You're so cute.

I'm hungry.

I'm hungry. You're hungry?

You want a prosciutto here?

Prosciutto? Thank you. Yeah. You're welcome.

Him and... are three months apart.

Hey, clever pajamas.

And she has to remember that Nicholas gave her this flower just in case they

ever date one day.

And, yeah, I mean, it's sad. I don't know if you're crying.

Why are we prolific on him?

Did he say good night? Good night. Good night. Can I have a kiss?

Kisses?

Teresa was really good with Nicholas.

Good night, pal. Have a hug?

She seemed comfortable talking to him.

It's been a while since she's seen my kids, and, you know, I wanted to share

kids. Bye, Nicholas.

See you later.

Yeah, he doesn't know how to have a conversation yet, but, you know, at six

still little.

You got to go to the bar. All right.

Bring the wine. You can spell pretty much anything.

So what's going on, man? How's your brother doing?

He's good. We were actually all together last night. I have.

We're at my mom's house, and she, like, cooked up a storm like I was going

somewhere, you know?

I said that to her. She got all upset.

She cooked like I was going somewhere over here.

OMG.

Like, really?

This is water.

I'm trying to remember the last things that we were at. We were at Melissa's

boutique together.

Yeah. I kept, like, waiting for something to happen there, because any

there's, like, group settings like that, I'm like, something's going to happen.

Like nothing happened. Really?

Yeah. Like what? I don't know.

It seems like always something happens.

Really? Yeah. I'm not in high school anymore. Well, that's my point.

I just want to be friends, get along with everybody, and that's it. I just

peace. At the end of the night, I called Uber. I'm banging out the window. I'm

like, you Uber? Right? I'm carrying these bags of chicken. I'm banging out

window. Was it Uber?

No.

I want to make sure if any toxic people, I want them.

Keep them away.

Yeah. You know, I'm just saying, I felt like that way with, you know, with my

sister -in -law, Melissa, like back then.

You guys were all against me.

But I didn't see it like that.

And I don't really want to rehash the past.

Oh, wow.

Well, I mean, to be honest, you did that.

You had your own thing going on with Melissa. You had your thing going on

me. And you had your thing going on with Caroline. I don't think it was the same

issues with anybody. And then you guys...

all got together and ganged up against me.

No one ganged up on you. Hello, the last time I was here, you attacked me on

your porch. Attacked you?

Well, whatever.

Ambushed. I felt ambushed. Don't rehash the past.

Only what it has to do better than you. Wait a minute.

Wait a minute. No.

Why are you screaming?

I had no idea Caroline was coming over that day. Okay, well, I didn't know

See, I didn't know that. Okay. It looked like... I asked you about an article

that was in a magazine.

Right. And I wanted to know if it was true or whatever.

Are you going to jail? Are you not going to jail? What are lies that were true?

What's going on?

There's nothing going on.

You told me I was crazy and it wasn't true.

Clearly it was true.

No, it was not true, honey. You did go to jail.

Oh, what?

Yeah, I know that. But this is what you don't understand.

When that article came out...

You didn't know if it was true?

No. I knew nothing. I mean, you know me, so couldn't you tell if I was lying or

not? No.

Are you kidding me?

Obviously, there was a disconnect between you and me because my real

knew what was really going on.

Coming up... You were going through legal issues. I never asked you a

We wouldn't file a fraudulent bankruptcy like you did.

You can't compare the two, Teresa. What the hell?

Obviously, there was a disconnect between you and me, because my real

knew what was really going on.

Teresa, at the time, you were telling me you were putting articles up. I didn't

post for that GL article. How was I supposed to know if this one's true, if

one's true, if that one's you, if that one's someone else? There's the bottle

opener here over there.

Jacqueline, if I posted them, how could I say they're not true? I'm just saying

you did at the time. Oh, sure.

So I did not know.

Hi, honey. Hi, baby.

Hello.

This is the last thing I want to do is talk about the same thing that we talked

about years ago. Do I really need to deal with this right now? Why would I

Like, if I knew, I mean, I would have said, that's why I was so hurt, because

you were my friend. I'm like, how could she even question me? Like, she

shouldn't know about it.

She has not changed.

You had all this time to sit in a... Think so.

And think? You're still sitting there thinking what the victim you are? You

what my brother said?

Our true, true, true friends would never go against me.

My brother was like, honest, and he's telling me not to trust you.

Really? That's weird. I can't imagine him saying that. This was back then. I

don't know what you were saying to him at the time that made him say that. No,

was just picking up, saying that Jack is one of my true friends. She would never

go against me. He's like, really? Because he would tell me not to trust

I mean, that's kind of shitty because that's my, you know, he's my brother.

So I got one.

What are you doing picking up the phone calling my brother?

Hey, Joe Gorga.

Yo. Hey, I'm standing here with your sister, and I have a question for you.

It's good, right? Smooth.

Yeah. Go ahead. Two years ago, she said you told her not to trust me. Is that

true?

Because you told me Teresa's really not your friend to me, and I just wanted to

know why you would say the same thing to both of us.

No.

Joe, listen, I'm not mad.

You're my brother. You shouldn't care about Jacqueline. That's a stranger. You

shouldn't talk about your sister like that. I'm just saying.

Like, if you're telling her not to trust me and telling me not to trust her, I

don't understand why you would do that.

How do you feel now

about Teresa and I?

Yeah.

Yeah. Who the hell does something like this? That's my brother.

It's like when you care about someone, you don't go there.

Is everybody good now? That's all I want to know. We are good. Are we good now?

I'm fine.

Okay. Okay.

Okay, goodbye.

You know, listen, I'm my kid. Look at me.

I'm serious. I'm my kid. Anyone that's not loyal, I just want them out of my

life.

I really want to take out, like, any toxic people around me.

That's what I'm saying. Somebody.

could have been putting that story out, and they did, about the jail thing.

But can you understand how was I going to know better?

No, I can't.

You get it, so don't play stupid.

I wasn't the one playing stupid.

Didn't Teresa say she wanted new beginnings?

Going back five years is not new beginnings.

I would never ask you your personal business.

You put it in a tabloid. I'm talking about even if I get paid for something.

It's nobody's business. You shouldn't give a shit what I got paid for. And I

wouldn't give a shit what you got paid for.

You were going through legal issues. I never asked you a question.

Mine wasn't a criminal case.

We didn't file a fraudulent bankruptcy like you did.

It's totally different.

See, that's a low blow.

I'm just saying it like it is. That's a low blow.

You can't compare the two.

You can't compare the two treats, though. Joe, let's go.

Let's go.

What happened? Right now, let's go.

Let's go.

I had enough.

What the hell?

I had enough.

What happened, babe?

She just hit below the belt. Well, she tried to bring up something, and when I

called her back on it, she didn't like it. All right, sorry, Chris.

All they said is, you guys were going through stuff. I didn't ask you for your

business. And then she said, well, I didn't file fraudulent.

We didn't have a criminal case like they did. Joe and I were having a good time.

It always seems to go bad when the husbands separate from the wives.

Jacqueline and Teresa always seem to get caught up in this emotional

rollercoaster to try and repair a friendship.

I took a low blow.

I wouldn't say that, like, to hurt somebody. You brought it up first. I

file fraudulent things. I took time away from my family to come here and to be

treated this way. It's like...

I just want to leave. I just want to go home.

I was having a good time with you over there, pal.

And you guys can always f*** it up.

I want to go. You can say. You want to say?

No, no, no. I'm just saying. You guys want to try to work it out one more

You brought up the rehash and then you couldn't take it.

No, not that I can't take it. Yeah. You hit below the belt. No, honey. You came

at me first with the, oh,

you know, just like you guys, blah, blah, blah. You can't compare the two.

I'm not comparing the two. God bless you. No, but you tried to. I won't pee.

You're the one who brought it up. And when I called it for what it was, you

didn't want to hear that.

Jacqueline. I'm just taking the facts.

Jacqueline. Listen, I remember you told me something was going on.

You were accused and convicted.

Listen, I own it. I did my part.

I'm not owning it. You're blaming it on everybody else.

Who am I blaming it on? I know you blamed your brother at one point.

Melissa.

Now she's crazy. Let's go.

Like, I can't with this.

Wow, wow, wow, wow. Crazy.

People do a lot of crazy things.

You would know.

Oh, my God. I can't.

Thing with fake.

Now she's crazy, Joe. Let's go.

Like, I can't with it.

Wow, wow, wow, wow. Crazy.

People do a lot of crazy things.

Do it now.

Oh, my God. I can't.

She's bringing my brother into it.

Thing with fake.

There you go, guys.

I'll talk to you, pal.

I don't know what you're talking about, but have a good night.

Bye. We have a lot of food left.

Yeah. I don't know. What the frick? I was hungry.

I don't need people hidden below the belt.

She doesn't want peace.

Well, yeah.

She had a curfew anyway.

I don't think I could have stood there one more second and look at her face.

She insulted me a few times, I'm...

She called my brother. Why would she call your brother? You know things are

with my brother now. Why are you trying to start trouble?

He's such a nasty person. It's a person that I remembered years ago.

You're all about loyalty.

Why not let it go?

Stop it. I can't even believe it. I can't. And it came out again. I don't

know who she was.

If you wanted to rekindle a friendship with someone, why would you want to hurt

that person?

But what happened? What was the trigger?

Well, she was saying that if I was her real friend, I never would have asked

about those magazines.

She's the one who brought up the past thing. And then when I go back at her,

can't take it. You can't stay on the heat, get the f*** out of my kitchen.

I really thought it would be a really fun night. But when someone starts

bringing up the past, it's going to go bad.

You know something? If you can't repair what's broken, leave it and walk away.

I was hopeful that...

Jacqueline, we're going to get to the place where we were before.

I think I just got to close that chapter.

I mean, I was feeling. You don't want to give her another shot?

No. Are you kidding? She, like, hit me below the belt.

I mean, I just got home. Especially after all what you went through. I just

home. Are you kidding me? She's a bitch.

Listen, I took ownership. I'm not putting the blame on anybody else. I

believe she said that. I'm saying I just want the world to know. You know

something? I was having a good time with Chris, and I didn't realize what she

was saying, but now I agree. Listen. She is a bitch. No, listen. Forget about

it. I don't want that. I really don't. I need to do yoga. See, I need to be zen.

Next time on The Real Housewives of New Jersey.

What's going on with little Bru?

Nothing. He keeps throwing up.

That could have snowballed. When you and Teresa have tension, guess what? It

trickles right down to me.

She's the one that caused the problem by bringing him up in the first place. I'm

hearing that you started it. Typical Teresa doesn't take accountability for

of her actions.

I mean, I just got home.

I still have, like, my ankle bracelet on. Like, I just got home. Like, she has

big cincognons, let me tell you.

My kids are growing up in a different generation.

I try to pull them back to the things that are important.

Family and tradition.

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