The stars of The Real Housewives of New Jersey are no strangers to online hate. Often, this comes as a result of something they did on the show, but other times it comes in the form of hate directed at their physical appearances. Recently, Rachel Fuda took a hater’s negative TikTok comment and turned it on its head. Plus, she’s revealing how she feels about the fight between Jennifer Aydin and Danielle Cabral.
Fans will recall that Jennifer and Danielle were recently fighting over a charity event because Jennifer felt she should have been included. This is despite her not donating anything of note to the cause. Sadly, things turned violent between the two, and the cast has been reacting.
Rachel recently ended her TikTok break. In doing so, she responded to a hateful comment that an online hater had left on one of her videos.
The hateful comment in question said, “Shut up bad nose job….” Instead of either deciding to ignore the comment or return it with the same vitriol the person used, Rachel said in response, “You are so gorgeous. I am obsessed with you and where did you get your nose done? I love your hair, and you are so gorgeous, inside out.’ Awww, thank you! You’re so sweet.”
What makes her response even better is that she read it in a fake mean-girl cadence. You can see the video below.
In other Rachel news, she opened up to In Touch Weekly about how she feels about the fight between Jennifer and Danielle. According to her, the fight came as no surprise due to Jennifer’s past actions.
Rachel said, “[Jen] has shown such violent behavior in the past. Like, I’m now getting tagged in all these TikTok videos, they’re like montages of her aggression essentially. It’s not really shocking to me.”
She goes on to defend Danielle in the situation by saying, “I think that Danielle did what all of us wanted someone to do a really long time ago because sometimes you deserve it – I’m sorry!”
Rachel continues, “Jen was looking for a reason to hate Danielle. She can’t scrounge up enough reasons to hate her. It’s, like, not that hairdresser; now there’s a new one! What are you talking about? What does this have to do with you? You don’t like it? OK, so call her out; you don’t shove her!”
