In a new interview, the 'Real Housewives of New Jersey' star and the Envy founder admits that her beef with Milania's mom Teresa Giudice limits her communication to the Giudices.
- May 23, 2024
AceShowbiz - Melissa Gorga hasn't checked in on niece Milania Giudice after she was reportedly involved in a car crash. "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" star admitted that her beef with Milania's mom Teresa Giudice limited her communication to the Giudices.
"Right now, no one is on talking terms with anyone because of the things that have happened," Melissa revealed to Extra's Billy Bush on Wednesday, May 22. "I'm so happy she's OK."
When Billy tried to encourage Melissa to end the feud with Teresa, who also stars on "RHONJ", Melissa didn't seem to be interested in the suggestion. The Envy founder noted that "certain things have happened that are just really hard to come back from."
The TV personality furthered that she and Teresa have already "ended" their relationship after the mom of four and her husband, Luis "Louie" Ruelas, accused her of cheating on her husband, Joe Gorga, during season 13 finale of the Bravo reality TV show. Melissa denied the allegations and decided to skip the couple's wedding in August 2022.
Teresa's daughter Milania was driving her new Mercedes-Benz convertible when she and another car collided in Boonton, New Jersey on Friday, May 17. Thankfully, Milania was not harmed following the car crash even though her luxury car was wrecked following the accident.
"We are extremely grateful that nobody was hurt," the Giudices' family attorney, James Leonard, told TMZ in a statement. "That's all that matters."
There was allegedly a disagreement at the scene regarding who was at fault, but Milania claimed that the other driver ran a stop sign and hit her car in the intersection. The other driver, however, argued that they came to a complete halt at the stop sign. They looked both ways before moving but ended up hitting Milania's vehicle.
Police were on Milania's side in this case. According to the report, the accident occurred due to the other party's "inattention and failing to yield to the right of way."
