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Teresa Giudice and Kim D Face off Again in This ‘RHONJ’ Reunion Trailer
It's going down! Part one of the Season 8 reunion of The Real Housewives of New Jersey is set to air tonight, and of course, the ladies are bringing the drama. Judging from the RHONJ reunion trailers, there's still a whole lot of baggage that has been carried over from the season and feuds will be reignited — like Siggy Flicker vs. Margaret Josephs and Dolores Catania vs. Danielle Staub. But all of the cast members are in for a surprise when Kim D arrives, and Teresa Giudice gets triggered the most.
In a sneak peek from tonight's episode, Bravo executive Andy Cohen reads a fan's question for Siggy and the fan asks why she decided to help Kim D with her fashion show fundraiser even though Siggy knew that it would hurt and upset her other friend, Teresa.
“Any time a friend gets in a fight with my friend, I’m gonna say I can’t be friends with you?” Siggy responds, and Teresa’s sister-in-law Melissa Gorga replies to Siggy by asking her why she likes Kim so much — and Siggy said it’s because she’s known Kim for five years. Siggy also uses the example of how Danielle and Teresa were able to rekindle their friendship years after their infamous table-flipping scene.
But Margaret points out that even though she's never met Kim, the rumors that Kim started about Teresa's husband Joe Giudice cheating on her were just out of line because it doesn't just hurt Teresa, but it hurts Teresa's children, too.
Of course, Andy decides this would be the best time to reveal that Kim is backstage and as soon as she sits down on the set, Teresa starts hurling insults at her.
“You wanna take jabs at my f–king marriage, I’ll take jabs at you,” Teresa yells, and Kim responds,
“You mess with me b—h and you’ll go right back to jail. Clink clink."
Be sure to tune into part one of the Season 8 RHONJ reunion, airing tonight at 8 p.m. on Bravo.
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