Real Housewives of New Jersey OG Teresa Giudice recently made financial headlines again. And it was a case of deja vu. Teresa and her husband, Luis Ruelas, owe over $3 million in taxes. And you’re not alone if you had flashbacks of Teresa’s marriage to Joe Giudice and their trips to “camp” for committing fraud. Of course, Real Housewives of New York alum Bethenny Frankel just had to weigh in on Teresa’s newest financial scandal.
Bethenny Frankel posted videos about Teresa Giudice and Luis Ruelas’ tax problems
The fact that Teresa is once again in a financial pickle is concerning. Sigh. And Bethenny didn’t hold back in her Instagram analysis of the RHONJ star’s tax woes.
“I cannot believe Teresa is in another marriage with financial and legal issues. I feel terrible,” Bethenny stated, “but like fool me once, you’re a fool. Fool me twice, I’m a fool.”
Well, Teresa appeared on a podcast with her fans and said, according to Reality Blurb, “So I heard that she got millions of views talking about me, and after that, I heard she made four more videos talking about me again,” Teresa said. “So alls I have to say is, you know what? Let her make that money on me cuz she wouldn’t be the first.”
The RHONJ star continued, “I believe in who I am, and I’m very confident. If I see anything negative, I just hit report. Or if I see something I don’t like, block. That’s it.” She added, “Report. Block.” I guess that’s one way to block out negative press.
“I would never put something negative out there about someone because I feel like. Karma. It does come back to you,” Teresa added. “The only thing is Karma takes a while. It does take a while!” Wait … Teresa never puts out anything negative? Melissa Gorga and Teresa’s brother, Joe Gorga, would beg to differ.
Meanwhile, both of Teresa’s RHONJ co-stars, Jennifer Fessler and Dolores Catania, have defended Teresa. Dolores referred to Bethenny as a “dumpster fire.“
As for Teresa, she has found solace in her faith. “I’m just praying because there is a lot of evilness around me, and I’m trying to protect our peace, like our family,” Teresa explained. “Luis and I go to church.”
