Teresa Giudice’s marital problems continue to mount. Not only is the Real Housewives of New Jersey star dealing with the fact that her husband Joe Giudice is being deported he is also demanding that the couples four daughters no longer appear on the Bravo reality series.
Radar Online reports that Teresa Giudice’s husband Joe Giudice believes that Bravo is to blame for their family’s run of bad luck over the past few years. Sources close to the Giudice family allegedly told Radar that Joe “no longer wants his kids to appear on RHONJ because he feels the show has destroyed his family.” This new development is reportedly causing even more friction between Teresa and Joe because Teresa is not in agreement with her husband on this.
“His wife’s team is doing all they can to talk him off his position for the sake of putting food on their table,” the source said. “Teresa can’t even speak to him, she’s so p—ed off.”
As previously reported, this is just the start of Teresa defying Joe‘s wishes and becoming a more independent entity from her husband. So far, Teresa has ignored Joe’s pleas to consider relocating their family to Italy after his deportation. Most recently she went against her husband’s wishes and participated in a bikini contest.
Things are going to continue to remain stressful between Joe and Teresa. Joe filed a last-minute appeal on Friday to dispute his deportation order last month. However, things do not appear too promising. On October 10 the immigration judge ordered that Joe Giudice would be deported, he also added that due to Joe’s crimes he would not be permitted to return to the United States ever again.
In past interviews, Teresa has stated that she has no plans of divorcing Joe, or uprooting her girls Gia, 17, Gabriella, 14, Milania, 13, and Audriana, 9, to move Italy. As tensions and frustrations continue to build between Giudice and her husband Joe, things may take an even more heartbreaking turn for the family in the near future.
[Photo Credit: Teresa Guidice/Instagram]
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