Newcomer Jenn Fessler is getting more 'RHONJ' screen time, and fans believe this may be stirring a demotion for Teresa Giudice.
Following an intense three part reunion during season 13 of the Real Housewives of New Jersey, fans were curious to see how the next season would play out. Despite their feud, Teresa Giudice and Melissa Gorga have both been filming scenes both separately and in group settings – and a few newcomers are getting even more screen time than before.For weeks, rumors have been swirling that there was going to be a major RHONJ casting shakeup amid an intense season 13.
According to All About TRH, Bravo seems to be doing what they can to fill in gaps since Melissa and Teresa refuse to interact…demoting a major storyline. Jenn was seemingly involved in drama during Joe Gorga’s birthday party. During the event, Rachel Fuda was spotted crying after Jenn left the party.
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