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Previously on the Real Housewives of New Jersey. Ashley and Pete found out

they're sprouting a little kernel of their own.

At least we're not in Vermont.

I've been in PJs for four days. No, me too.

You know what sucks is the internet sales. We had a couple of bad days. I

really understand either, like zeros.

Are you done with this relationship?

I need to know. I'm done. With Melissa and Trisha. And Trisha.

Like, how do you feel like when he goes?

What are you worried about?

I know Joe invited you to a party on Monday. Jacqueline's not going. Take a

statement. I stand by my wife no matter what. Always. I love Joe and he loves me

and we're just going to stand by each other.

God willing, we'll get to each part.

Well, that's the way you were raised.

Let's say a quick prayer.

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.

Aww. 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.

Right here, right here. Gia, this way.

Oh, God in hell.

Ooh, it's... Smells good.

You girls are going to make your own cupcakes.

Hi. Hi, how are you? Hi, how are you?

You girls love cupcakes, right? Oh, you bake them all the time. You girls should

be good at this.

So you're going to smooth out a section.

Joe, you want to show Adriana? I'll show you how to do it.

So, hon, you could help them. My husband was a stucco guy, so he knows how to do

this. What do we do? We get a little bit of... Right, so then you have a dollop.

All right. Do you have a dollop?

Joe's going away in a few days.

So he wanted to do something special with the girls. Ah, this is terrible.

Oh, Joanna, yours didn't come out bad.

We've been focused on making memories, and I hope that that stays with him

he's gone.

I did it. Look at the glitter.

I did it. And that's edible.

So you can just sprinkle just a little bit on your cupcake.

All right, guys. Thanks. Enjoy.

You're welcome. You're welcome.

I'm looking at all four of you girls right now, and I'm saying, wow.

I can't believe me and Mommy made four beautiful girls.

Stop it.

Paid in the ass for beautiful.

I love how she thinks like we're talking about her.

Mommy, since I never celebrated Daddy's birthday, happy birthday.

No, thank you. Why didn't you celebrate Daddy's birthday? I don't know.

Oh, you mean his birthday is going to come up? Yeah.

I'm not prepared for the day that Joe's leaving.

Oh, honey, was that so cute? She wants to give you a happy birthday.

I've heard that when things happen to children when they're younger, it stays

with them and it scars them for life.

I'm trying everything in my power that that doesn't happen to my daughters.

All right, thank you. Happy birthday, Dad.

Thank you.

I put a little too much glitter on it because it came off fast, but here.

Thank you, honey. I love you. I know.

This is from all of us.

Happy birthday to you. Oh, thank you, honey.

Oh.

Wait, take a picture of him.

Come here, Melania. You're so cute.

The girls have been dealing with Joe not being here differently.

Daddy, we have to do it really good because this is going to be my home

All right.

I would say Milani is the most vocal about it, because Joe and Milani

have a special bond.

All of you kids, that is peace. You can't just run like that. Like,

I'm their rock.

They could always lean on me, and we'll get through this.

So when I leave, you need to step it up like what Mommy was got, you know what I

mean? Oh.

Joe, tell Gia to make sure she doesn't date any boys until you come home. Yeah,

that's right, and don't be dating nobody. Don't date any boys until you

home.

I'll kick your ass.

But anyway, you just be a good girl, and that's all I want. You got it. And I

want you to take care of your girls, and I'll be home before you blink an eye.

All right? Perfect.

Love you.

Good hugs.

This little one's so tiny, but so strong. I'm in the middle!

Oh, my ear, and you're poking myself.

I'm going to fall!

All right. I don't know why everyone tortures me.

Okay, girls, let's go home. I'm tired.

Let's go.

I need to go to bed.

I'm close sitting next to Daddy on the way home.

Come on, Teresa, let's move.

I love days in the city.

Oh, my God.

So excited. I miss all this little stuff.

Oh, my God, look at the shoes.

Do you think about, actually, that that has to come out of you?

I'm actually going to see a midwife. You want to do it natural?

Yeah, I want to try.

Why?

I've just heard that it's better for the baby. Yeah, I heard it's better for the

baby and for the mom.

Crazy. And natural birth.

Does she realize her vagina's going to get ripped open all the way to her ass?

Are you ready for this?

I think so.

I think she's going to want to have a girl.

I mean, my phone was blowing up from the popcorn launch from people, you know,

calling to congratulate.

I actually got a text from Melissa.

Wow. But I didn't hear from, like, Teresa or anyone like that.

I made a comment.

I wish I wouldn't have gotten as mad. I wish I would have just chucked my head,

picked up my stuff, and walked out because, you know, great things are

happening to our family, and I would have loved to have shared all that news

with them.

It's a little... The thing with Teresa is she's got a lot going on. She has a

lot going on, and it's mostly bad.

They made choices, and, you know, now they're paying for those choices.

Well, they're going to get through that. I'm just, um...

Really happy for the love you and Pete have for each other. And, you know, it's

not always easy being a mom.

You know, there's a lot of joy. There's a lot of challenges.

We're going to cry.

Yeah, there's all of that.

Come here.

You did it alone.

It's just crazy how time changes things.

Ashley and I have this new appreciation for each other. You know, she gets it

now. Watching you.

I know that. I have it in me somewhere.

You know,

just by all the ups and downs with raising a teenager.

You don't appreciate a goddamn thing anybody does for you. Nothing.

I'm done.

No,

I'm done.

Forget that. I appreciate you. It's, you know, all I ever...

It's all I ever wanted to hear.

Just like with any child, it's a joy and a challenge every day.

Are you getting your period?

No, no, I did that in Vermont.

Mom never wanted a dog, and then once we got Charlie, she fell in love with him.

He gives me the attention that my kids don't. Oh, gosh, don't get off your

phone. See, that's something Charlie would never do.

No phone during family time.

Come on, Joshua.

Oh, that's my parents.

Hi. Hello.

Hi,

Dad.

Hello. How are you? Hello.

Hi. How are you, Mom and Dad? Everything good? We had a very interesting day.

What was so interesting about your day? Maybe we're going to do something on the

eyes. She wants to do it. You're going to have your eyes done? The island.

You're talking to me. I've had every part of my body done.

Welcome, Iman, to the world of plastic surgery. Yeah, but we haven't decided

yet. Finally, our parents with plastic surgery at the age of 92.

Okay.

So I said to Joshua, I have some big news. And he goes, what, are you

I'm like, I had a hysterectomy. No shot of me being pregnant, but I feel like,

you know, we're drifting.

I don't have the relationship that I want with my kids.

After the trip to Vermont, dealing with craziness.

I want to now put all my focus into my family.

It's really important to start communicating, spending more time

children need to find out something, they just Google it before they used to

actually have conversations.

For many years, I was on my own without my family, and I demand a lot of

attention. And I think it's because of all those years that I was alone.

When I'm a sophomore at Cherry Hill West, my father said, we're moving to

Israel. In Israel, there's no college. You go right into the army. And I was

like, it's just not happening.

I loved living there for my junior year, but nothing was going to change my

mind. My mother drove me to the airport in Tel Aviv, and that was it.

My dad had no idea that I wasn't coming back.

We also, you think we was happy you live in us? Yeah, we miss you.

We miss you.

I live with friends of the family.

That decision that I made to leave my family.

Very trying times.

I love my kids, but I don't want you guys to run from me. Well, I'm 17, Mom.

two years, I'm going to be in college.

I'm not your little baby anymore.

You will always be my little baby.

I have to say to most of you, I'm a little bit upset.

What? Was I? Yes, because when I'm coming to visit you.

You don't even give us ten minutes to stay with us, talk with us.

I don't think I deserve it.

I know you are very busy. Yes. You have your job. You have everything.

I understand what she's saying. Yes. And I apologize. Yes, and I apologize too.

My mother is exactly like me. She just wants to spend more time with me.

And all I want is just more time with my babies.

I just think that it's pretty freaking interesting that you yell at me for the

same thing that stopped me complaining about you. I had a lot of problems with

my parents, but that made me a better person.

Look at me now.

I'm 79. Do I look that?

I thought you were 28.

We're going to get ready. We're going over to the restaurant, okay?

Yeah. For everyone to, like, give them a kiss goodbye, whatever they want to do.

Who's going?

She has close friends and family going for dinner. Well, Jacqueline's having a

great week, and Teresa's having a bad week.

They're having a baby and a family, and Teresa's getting rid of her baby.

Yeah, Jacqueline's probably so happy about it.

I text Ashley and said, you know, congratulations.

You make a great mommy. She said thank you.

I've never had any problems with Ashley.

And just because her mother's acting like a lunatic lately does not mean that

have any hard feelings for her. All right, I'm ready. You ready to go?

I wonder what's going through his head, right?

It hasn't hit me yet. Maybe tonight, seeing the kids, I see my sister get

It's a long time. You know, you get three and a half years. It is a long

That's why she wants the kids there to be there and play and having a good time

or whatever. Get their minds off it.

It's almost like a funeral.

Because you're not going to see this person for 41 months.

What do you say to them?

It's crazy what this family's been through and what we're going to go

Yeah, absolutely.

It's like a storybook.

It's like you can't make this up.

Coming up.

Come on.

Hey, get on the driver's seat.

Tonya, get in the back. Put your seatbelts on.

Watch,

careful, careful.

Oh, mommy.

Seatbelts, everybody.

Hurry up or we can't go eat.

All right, you guys, you're going to see your cousins. Don't go crazy. Stay in

the restaurant.

How are we going to team up? I want to know. I think we should play guys

girls. It's unbalanced.

I got in trouble before, bro.

What happened?

You know, like we're talking about guys against girls and all that. So, you

know, Rosie's coming.

Girlfriend's coming with her, Laura.

I said to Kathy, you know, Laura's pretty attractive. I said, let's have a

foursome with Rosie.

No. You never know. Your wife might cross over the other side. Not with my

sister, dude.

Oh, there's a chance of that, though? There's no chance of it.

Speak of the devil. Here they come.

Hey, girls.

How do you get in over here? You're beating me. Hi.

What's up? How are you?

Laura and I met on another date. I go to the bathroom and she happens to be in

the bathroom.

She goes, so are you on a date?

I was like, wait a minute.

So we exchanged numbers and then started dating.

All right, let's get right into it.

Oh, Chris is huffing up.

at the store today?

Trying to set up this fashion show. I mean, it's a lot of work.

So did you invite Jacqueline to your stand? I invited everybody at the table.

Yeah, I understand, but now you had that, uh... Yeah, but I don't know if

coming or not. I have no idea.

I mean, listen, she had a popcorn event like a couple nights after we got home

from Vermont and obviously we didn't go because it would be strange. It would be

weird. Like, we weren't talking. And she didn't really ever formally invite me

to it, so...

The launch was really great. I was very happy with the way it went. Yeah. Did

Joe Fork ever reach out to you to congratulate him?

I haven't heard from Joe Fork since Vermont.

Even though I don't have a relationship with Melissa anymore, it doesn't mean

that Chris and Joe didn't have a relationship.

They've been in each other's life for a long time, you know, and Chris never did

anything to them or support them.

You know, Joe Giudice called me, and he wanted me to come to his party tonight,

you know, and I was going to go.

But then Dolores told me, don't go.

Jacqueline's not going?

Stay home.

You make a statement, I stand by my wife no matter what.

Always.

After everything that happened in Vermont, I knew that if I went to that

the chances of me walking into that room and somebody saying something stupid,

especially about my wife, is going to be a problem. Right.

So I'm not going to go, but I did text them, telling them, you know, I wish

all the best, and I really do.

I feel like the family's going through enough right now.

This toxic thing that happened in Vermont can wait.

If you want to be an asshole, want to treat me like that, fine.

It's not important to me right now. Right now, we're going to be there for

sister and for Joe and get through these next couple days, and that's what's

important. All right.

We're here, guys.

Everybody give Joe a big hug and kiss, all right? Yeah, I want you guys to give

Joe a big hug and kiss. Hello?

You got a chance to take a bite of Joe or not?

What are you thinking about that? I don't know. This time I really don't

what to do.

You tried really hard at Teresa's book signing, and you got a cold shoulder.

I care about you, and I love you.

What the hell are we doing here?

I'm tired of this book.

It doesn't matter anymore.

You know what I'm thinking about?

I got some good stuff going on in my life. I'm going to get a foursome going.

Shut up, you!

I gotta be honest with you. I'm watching you bowl. You're not very good with

balls. No, I'm not.

I'm on my fourth day, you know what I'm saying?

There's a lot of people here. I'm gonna get you some food.

I mean, at first I wasn't really into the whole going away party because it's

not really a happy moment.

But then once I got there, I got into it.

Because then it was just fun being with friends and family. And I think that's

what Joe really wanted.

It's bittersweet because it's really sweet to see everybody come out and

him. They want to get their last laugh in with him. But there is that somber

feeling where everybody knows what's about to happen.

There's a father that's leaving his wife and four daughters.

It doesn't matter whether you think he deserves it or not.

I mean, you would have to be an empty shell of a person for this not to affect

you.

The whole time that she was there.

I appreciate all the kisses and love.

So I got Joe, St. Joseph, and St. Teresa.

So hopefully he'll wear us.

That is so well thought and so beautiful.

Everybody's trying to make me cry.

Coming up.

I'm not ready for you to go yet.

It kind of sucks because we had to wait a year for you to come back. Now three

months we're separating again.

Yeah, table for two, please. Yes. Thank you.

What is it with you and these gorgeous dresses?

You look so cool.

How are you? Hi, baby.

I love this. Where'd you get this? In a store in my town. I got to take you

there. Hi, how are you?

Oh, my gosh.

TV is going on today.

Beautiful in the kitchen. Good.

She's getting a faucet and a soap dispenser? Yep. Bada bing, bada boom,

done. I'm so excited.

We have to sit back and enjoy all the work we did. Yes. So I want to have

everyone over. All right.

I think I'm just going to have this shepherd's salad here.

All right. Then I'm going to get shepherd's salad with no onions.

Sure. Thank you. No problem.

What's going on?

You're going to die.

I had my whole family at my house for, like, this intervention.

Intervention? You know, because I feel like Josh was pulling away from me.

Sophie's always on her phone.

So I bring the family together, and I said, you know what? I know where my

issues come from.

It's because I didn't see my family for eight years. And you didn't never

realize that this is what it was? No. And then out of nowhere, my mom looks

right at my sister, and she goes, I need to talk to you? She starts crying.

You and Iris don't spend enough time with me. Oh, my God. I said, what, what,

where is this coming from?

Thank you. She broke my heart.

I bet.

And then Josh was like, you're such a hypocrite in a way. Right, right. I'm

like, you know what?

Dolores, you never know.

You never know. What can I say? I think it was a good thing for everyone.

A, I got to listen more to my kids. And B, I got to spend more time with my

parents. So I'm thinking we're going to go like maybe to the Holocaust Museum,

get to know the history. I think that would be amazing. Yeah. My son will talk

about basketball all day long.

LeBron, Dwayne Wade. Oh, my God. Sophie thinks she's marrying Jason Derulo.

She's convinced. Oh, she knows every song inside out.

What about your history?

Isn't that important, too?

Like, this is what means something to me. Our children.

Their future.

To know who they are. My family. Oh, 100%. Not this nonsense with our

It's completely bullshit.

Listen, everybody is very nice in very small doses.

And that's why I know. I just stay away from it for a little while. Yeah. It can

get to you. I know what's important to me. You know what's important to you. I

know what's important. There's other issues. Far more important.

All this unnecessary fighting. It's sad.

Wait, I'm on Instagram right now?

Why is this selfie here?

No selfies. This is not... Melissa asked me to send her a selfie. Derek, we need

to do selfie. I told her to send me a selfie that day in that outfit, and I

posted that on a social media. Because people like to see it on someone's body.

What do you think?

It doesn't matter. I'm telling you what needs to happen 100 % because let me

explain something to you. And I know that you're very good at social media

that's one of the reasons why we hired you. But when you're selling something,

it's more about like, what do they have? What do they have? Show me more. And

then if I see a cute dress that you posted, I'm going to click on the Envy

account and I'm going to see, oh, what else did they post today?

And I'm seeing one a day.

So how many a day would you be happy with? Personally, I see eight to 10

day. They're not going to go to the website if they're not even reminded

Envy has a cute dress.

The Instagram has to kind of connect with our online.

And I feel like this is why we're dragging in our online sales. Right now,

social media rules the world. So I have to make sure that everyone is on the

same page as me here.

Every day we're losing money.

We put a lot of money into this. I still need to get the money back.

We're like a week away from the fashion show, which I'm hoping is going to boost

our website sales.

The most important thing is... If it's on social media, you can get it on the

website. Right. Because it makes absolutely no sense if you can't. We'll

social media plan. We'll make a plan on how we're going to import the inventory,

take the photos, and we'll figure it out. We'll get it done. All right. Thank

you.

Look at this.

This memorial is dedicated to the six million Jewish men, women, and children

who were murdered by the Nazis during the Holocaust.

Oh, God.

I kind of want to take a picture of this. Take a picture of it.

Sophie, instead of Snapchatting yourself, you should be Snapchatting

Hi, I. Hi, Rebecca.

Hello. Are you freezing?

You look gorgeous.

I'm not cold, but I'm not freezing.

Here comes Sabra and Safda.

Hi, Daddy.

Hi.

Hi, Melissa.

Look at this right here.

Here you have stones that tell the story of the Holocaust.

Where were you during the Holocaust?

I was born in Belgium, in Antwerp, in 1937.

The Germans invaded Belgium on May 10, 1940.

So our family fled into France because the assumption was that the French

army... would stop the Germans.

It didn't happen that way.

The French collapsed.

They surrendered.

So we were stuck in France.

Being at this Holocaust memorial, I hope that Joshua and Sophie are going to

have a deeper appreciation for their lives.

And so in France, we went from one place to another place.

We went from Saint -Gaudin to Toulouse to Marseille.

And in Evian, we ran into a priest, a Catholic priest.

How my mother met the Catholic priest, I don't know. And he then arranged for us

to cross the border into Switzerland.

Their grandfather survived.

Their grandmother is a survivor. And I think it's wonderful to come from a

family of survivors.

We stayed in Switzerland. Switzerland was not at war.

But they separated the parents from the children. And I went to a children's

home, me and my elder sister.

And we stayed in Switzerland until the end of the war. For how long? Almost two

years. And then when the war was over, the Swiss told us, you have to leave.

Because we were refugees, we went back to Belgium.

I survived a terrible period, and I was lucky enough not to be in a camp, not to

be in a ghetto, not to be on one of those trains.

We were simply lucky.

That didn't happen. We wouldn't be here.

That's right. We all need to stick together. Dad, stick together. Stick

with us.

I feel like I'm so unexperienced compared to Saba. I'm like such a

jaffy kid. Oh, I'm so happy you said that.

I kind of want to live in like somewhere where I don't take things for granted.

It helps me see the importance of family, obviously. You know, I learn new

things every time I hang out with Saba.

I think it's not only important to us, to me, but I think it's very important

you that later on in life, when maybe we'll no longer be here, you'll never be

able to recall the very fact.

that we can be so close together, parents, children, and grandchildren.

As far as I'm concerned, that's enough for me.

Let's hug it out. Hug it out. Group hug. Group hug.

Yay.

Family.

Coming up next, I saw the pictures of Teresa

and Joe hugging. I freaking lost it.

I have chills.

Joe, she's making me so nervous. Oh, Madonna mia.

Does she know what she's doing?

I don't know.

Don't say that.

I think I need to steal the keys when you're gone and tell them I can't find

keys. She's so cute.

What's happening, buddy? You gonna miss me, pal?

I'm gonna miss you.

I wonder if he knows you're leaving.

He doesn't know. He does know. Huh? He didn't know. These dogs are smart.

A lot of people texting you?

Yeah. It's gonna suck all over again tomorrow, babe.

I know. I'm not ready for you to go yet.

We had to wait a year for you to come back. Now three months, we're separating

again. Just sucks for the kids that we gotta do it again.

She just said she's had a really hard day today.

She said, you know, she said, Mommy, I'm having a really rough day.

She said she cried all day.

It's all for the kids, you know?

But that's why you're here, to make it better.

I don't even know. I don't know how I'm going to take it, what it's going to do

to me, how it's going to hit me.

In 16 years, I've never been away from you.

You just what?

No, but I mean, it's like I'm home with the kids. I don't know, I just feel like

now I'm going to see what you went through, and I think it's going to be

I know Joe my whole life.

His dad was at the hospital when I was born.

I mean, we grew up together.

We used to play house when we were little together.

Because he was at my 316.

We're dancing at my 316.

Like, I know him my whole life.

And then now we have, like, be apart a little bit.

Stop, you're making me think about it. I'm going to miss him.

I just want to go in and get it over with.

No, I know.

You know, I bet whatever mistakes we made,

You paid your debt.

I'm ready to pay my debt, and I'll be fine.

As long as you mind your business, be humble. Do what you have to do. Nobody's

going to bother you.

You either learn two things in there. You either learn how to become a

or a better person. So I'm going to try to become a better person. You are.

I'm just going to pray and God willing, everything, everybody will be all good.

And you got to pray. And I'll give you rosary.

Do you know you could celebrate all the religions when you're there? Every

holiday. Like, you could go, you know, celebrate with the Jewish people.

I think they have Ramadan done.

All right, why not?

You know what? You got to kind of just accept it, you know?

I accepted what I have to do when I'm just ready to just go in and get it over

with, you know what I mean?

Honey, where are you going?

Here.

I'll give it to you. I'll feed you.

Oh, you have beautiful eyes.

Show Daddy your beautiful eyes.

Bat him. Bat him.

Okay,

there you go. Love you.

Love you more.

You know, I want to do this.

Remember we used to do this when we first started dating?

Love you, too.

Be all right. We'll get over this.

You have these four little girls, like, their daddy's going to be gone for 41

months. What do you say to them? What do you do?

It's kind of like you're lost.

It's a terrible situation.

I'm not really scared of too many things, you know.

Every day, you know, we live for it, the time that you're here.

You can't predict what's going to happen tomorrow. You can't even predict what's

going to happen in a few minutes.

As far as preparing yourself and mentally ready,

nobody's really prepared and mentally ready to go in.

But it's really happening, and I'm going in.

The second she got in the car, I got a text message from her that said, love

you.

Thank you, honey.

I'll feel better once I come up here.

It sucks right now.

Yeah. I'm just tired, and I think I'm going to go take a nap before the girls

get home.

Now that I'm home alone, I just want to get into my bed and go to sleep.

It's been emotionally exhausting, and I'm just drained.

Thank you, honey. Thanks for reaching out. You're so sweet.

All right, love you more. Bye, honey. Bye.

It's heavy.

You got to put the trampoline up?

Yeah. Joe, I think you need help. I don't think we can do this by ourselves.

Don't tell him negativity.

It's not negativity. It's the truth.

Daddy is strong. Leave him alone.

Tell him, baby.

Where's the directions?

I don't see one direction.

Because there's no directions. You're just supposed to know.

Duh. I don't go on these things. How do I know?

But he didn't fall apart. Relax.

Oh, oh. Did you guys have fun riding the bull? Who was the best bull rider?

Me.

You guys were so cute with Zia Joe, giving him big hugs and kisses, hugging

I cried because I wouldn't miss him. I know, honey.

Are you going to miss your Joe?

Aw.

My little one, Joey, really got to me. I watched him.

hold on to joe when he really normally doesn't hang on him that much he's a

-year -old little boy almost like he feels it looking at this now like i i

we could have been there for her the way that we are now that's okay because

she's we're making up for a lot of lost time here right the second she got in

the car um and drove out of the driveway with him today i got a text message

from her said love you

You feel, like, better than ever now?

Yeah. You can talk to her about anything. 100%. That's good, see? I tell

I'm happier.

I mean, it sucks I'm not happy today, but when it's all over, it's going to be

good.

I couldn't be happier to be the one that she's relying on right now.

That's where we're at.

This is when family needs you. Family is everything.

Sometimes you fight like what your brother, sometimes you fight.

Hold this for me.

But you always got to be there for them when they need you. When you're in

trouble, you might be married, you might have a problem with your husband. Who

are you going to call?

You call your daddy, but if daddy's dead... Oh, God, Joe.

You never know. Daddy could be dead at that time. No, no, no.

Who knows?

Who are you going to call? You call your brothers.

No. That ain't true. It's never going to happen.

Oh, did you hear what your brother just said?

If your husband's ever mean to you, he's going to beat him up. I'm going to hit

him with an axe and let him die.

That's right. Oh, Gino. Good boy, Gino. No. No. Yes, sir, Gino. Don't let him

live. You ever did anything to your sister? All right. I don't like that

too. Don't use that word. Hey, sometimes you might have to. Joe.

Depends what they do to you.

No, don't. Daddy's kidding.

No, he's not.

What smells so good?

Chocolate. Um, poop for baby diapers.

Ashley? Oh my goodness. I just figured, you know, it would be like a nice

bonding thing.

We're brushing up. Oh, we're putting poop in it.

That's what it looks like, Tiff. No, remember at first it's like yellow,

it? And green. Yellow and green at first. Mustard. I used to call Frankie

mustard maker.

Oh my God, this is so cute. Did you happen to see Jo going, um, anything on

news about Jo today? I just called her and I said to her, um, I just want you

know that I'm thinking about you. And she said, I'm emotionally drained from,

you know, crying and family over.

Just sad.

What do you think? How do you feel about all this?

I can't even, I don't know.

You've been on an emotional rollercoaster with Teresa.

I saw the pictures of Teresa and Joe hugging. I freaking lost it. I haven't

anything. I have to look.

It's a kiss.

I have chills.

It's like a media circus.

I need a diaper to dress.

Even though I don't have a relationship with Teresa, we have a long history.

And she was like a future to me.

I mean,

I watched those kids practically being born. They've already been through so

much with their mother, and now they have to relive it all over again with

father. It's heartbreaking to watch.

Regardless of what's happening with you and Teresa, in my personal opinion,

Jacqueline and Teresa will always have a bond.

However mad I am at Teresa, however mad she is at me, if she were to ever call

me, which I know she won't anyway, and she needed me, I would be there. You

know, Friday, we'll all be together. Do you think Teresa's going to come to your

housewarming party on Friday?

I absolutely think Teresa will come. I mean, listen, I'm sure she's emotionally

drained, but I know Teresa, it's no big deal. She's a machine. She doesn't stop.

Okay, good. And Jacqueline, I'm sure...

You're fine with that? You're good with them? Yeah, honestly, I'm just not going

to look at them.

I'll just sort of keep to myself.

I like the fact that Jacqueline's going to go into this. And you know what? She

doesn't have to do anything except for enjoy herself.

And see?

All her hard work. That she was there for me in the beginning.

So cute.

It's gorgeous.

We never even cleaned their stinky butt.

This one's been sitting in for the past hour.

I can't believe this is happening again.

And now the other way.

It didn't look that scary dropping him off.

Oh, yeah. We were all crying. I cried with my mom last night.

And he said, take care of dad.

And I was like, that's when I broke down. And my dad just grabbed his hand.

They're all crying.

Yeah.

We're coming over tomorrow.

We're going to eat tomorrow, right? Yeah, yeah.

I love you. I love those kids, too.

I know.

I'm over it. All right. If you're scared tonight or something, let me know.

Okay. I'm over it. All right.

Yeah, no, the girls are going to be sleeping with me, so.

Love you. Love you, too.

Coming up next.

Can you make Daddy come home quick?

Because I really miss him.

All right, where am I going? I'll go in the middle.

All right,

you're going to sleep there, Jonah?

He'll be home soon. You girls want to say a prayer for Daddy?

Yeah. Okay.

No, I want to do it. Okay, you do it, Marlena.

I'm doing it in Italian, just saying.

Okay. No, I want to do it after.

Okay, then you do it next.

I love you.

I love you, too. I love Daddy, too.

Mommy,

don't cry.

Okay. Everybody go to sleep.

Next time on The Real Housewives of New Jersey.

You're not nervous for Teresa, Melissa, and Jacqueline all to be the same role?

I'm sure Jacqueline's going to be there, so I really don't care to see her.

Take my shirt.

I want to know the truth, man to man.

And Jacqueline went buck wild on Melissa.

She didn't go buck wild. She defended herself like she should have. I don't

if we were at the same dinner. How are both of you doing? Perfect.

I think a nude heel. Guys, we need to do a run through in five minutes.

Oh, my God. What the more do you want from me, Jacqueline?

You like that, actually.

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