Ruh, roh. It looks like Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice may be going broke. Reports claim that the bankrupt reality family may have to sell their home, following their guilty plea in court. And to top it all off, her feud with Caroline Manzo is in full swing.
Just when you thought things couldn't get any worse for Teresa Guidice, she ups and surprises us. It turns out that Teresa Giudice is so broke, she may be selling her New Jersey mansion.
One source who spoke with Radar Online claims that Teresa and Joe are desperate for cash:
"Teresa has hardly any income coming in because of her guilty plea in the federal fraud and conspiracy case. If it weren't for the money she's made from Real Housewives of New Jersey, she would be in serious financial trouble right now. Her book sales have been very low, and Teresa hasn't been offered any gigs for paid promotional appearances either. It's a foregone conclusion, Teresa absolutely will have to sell her beloved New Jersey mansion. She's terrified she could end up homeless."
To make matters even worse, former co-star Caroline Manzo has been bashing Giudice, especially when she spoke to Us Weekly:
"[Teresa Giudice] was never a friend. She was someone I worked with. Someone I knew. When I had the opportunity to work with her and be a part of her life, I tried my best. No ill feelings. My heart goes out to her and what she's going through now. I wish her and her children peace and nothing but the best. It's history. It's in my past and that's where I'm keeping it. I walked away for a reason."
This isn't Teresa's only problem. Turns out she isn't receiving party invitations like she used to, as Radar Online reports:
"Lauren Manzo celebrated her engagement to Vito Scalia at a family-owned restaurant Friday night, and just about everyone from The Real Housewives of New Jersey was there except for Teresa and Joe Giudice. Lauren's parents, RHONJ stars Caroline and Albert Manzo, who recently left the show, were on hand, so were her brothers, Albie and Chris Manzo."
