Jenn Fessler may be at odds with Margaret Josephs during this season of the Real Housewives of New Jersey. However, she still has love for her. But before they move past some of the negativity surrounding them this year, Jenn might have to set her straight.
Jenn will move past her issues with Margaret … after she handles her business
During her interview with Access Hollywood, Jenn discussed her massive fallout with Margaret this season. She mentioned some of the nasty things Marge has said about her, including calling her “Judas” — the man who betrayed Jesus in the Bible. But it doesn’t stop there. Marge has said more, like calling Jenn “weak sauce” and a “social climber.”
Now, I know what you’re thinking. Weren’t they best friends last year? Yeah, they were. However, things shifted this year when Jenn snuggled up to Teresa Giudice and Jennifer Aydin. Prior to the season airing, Marge spoke poorly about Jenn and even Jackie Goldschneider (who has also gotten close to Teresa), saying they “disappointed” her this year.
Despite all of that, though, Jenn said they’ll move past it because that’s what friends do.
“I’m going to kill her for all of the things she’s been saying about me,” she said. “But that’s for another day.”
It’s understandable why Jenn would be hurt by Margaret’s comments, considering she almost quit the show for her. Jackie also confirmed this.
“Margaret wanted, if [Luis Ruelas] was coming back to the show, she didn’t want me and Jenn Fessler to come back to the show,” Jackie said. “She wanted to leave, and she wanted all of us to leave together.”
Jackie continued, saying Jenn was willing to quit; however, she was not. “‘I love you,’” Jackie told Marge. “But I’m not leaving my job because you don’t like somebody.’”
There won’t be a Jersey reunion this year since none of the cast are speaking to each other. However, Andy Cohen said they’re working on something that could take its place. Whatever it is, hopefully, Jenn and Marge will be able to address this because we have a LOT of questions.
Real Housewives of New Jersey continues on Sundays at 9/8c.
