RHONJ’s Teresa Giudice Booed at BravoCon, Says ‘I’m Not Leaving ‘Til Bravo Fires Me’

Teresa Giudice won’t let the haters stop her from doing her thing.

At BravoCon in Las Vegas on Sunday, the crowd at The Real Housewives of New Jersey the panel kept booing Giudice, 51, even as she talked about why she doesn’t like Margaret Josephs and why she thinks Jennifer Aydin is “up in the ass.”

But Giudice did not let public opinion sway her. When asked if he plans to return to RHONJshe said, “I’m not leaving until Bravo fires me.”

The mother of four also said she doesn’t feel compelled to reconcile with brother Joe Gorga. “Listen, my parents are not here anymore. So no,” Giudice said. “First of all, I live this journey and it’s all about family, respect and trust. I’m sorry. That chapter is sadly closed with my brother. It’s real.”

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One of the earliest on-screen feuds between Giudice and Gorga, 43, dates back years, when he called her “trash.”

In the seasons since, Giudice has accused Melissa Gorga of being a gold digger and cheating on Joe — a rumor that reared its ugly head in the latest RHONJ season.

Melissa claims that none of what Giudice claims is true.

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When Giudice was jailed for fraud, the cousins ​​appeared to be on better terms as Melissa and Joe stepped in to help with Giudice’s daughter — a gesture Giudice has since claimed was just for show.

In 2022, Melissa and her husband decided not to attend Giudice’s wedding to Luis “Louie” Ruelas after Teresa betrayed them with rumors of Melissa’s alleged infidelity.

At the time of the wedding, PEOPLE confirmed that the Gorgas would not be in attendance.

Two sources said Melissa and Joe backed out 48 hours before the ceremony when false rumors about their marriage surfaced during filming. Both Giudice’s and Ruelas’ actions at the time ultimately influenced the Gorgas’ decision.

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Both Melissa and Joe have since spoken out about their move not to attend, with Melissa telling PEOPLE at BravoCon last year that it was “a shame” they had to miss the nuptials and that she “didn’t choose it.”

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In the third episode of the 13th season The Real Housewives of New JerseyTeresa and Melissa argued over Melissa’s status as bridesmaid during colleague Danielle Cabral’s party where she was making mozzarella.

Giudice accused Melissa of not “rooting” for her and her fiance before asking, “Listen, do you want to be in the wedding? I mean, if you’d like to be a bridesmaid.”

Melissa replied, “Well, why are you acting like you’re doing me a favor?”

“I’d like you to be a bridesmaid in my wedding. I really do,” insisted the bride-to-be.

“I would never go back. It’s like an ex-boyfriend saying, ‘Fuck you. I want you back.’ No, you can’t—— get me back,” Melissa said.

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The entire season was filled with women trading insults while also trying to figure out how to get along with each other amid all the wedding drama — until they finally gave up.

“Your whole story was me,” Giudice spat to Melissa during Part 1 RHONJ reunion after wondering how her sister-in-law got on the show in the first place.

Teresa Giudice at BravoCon 2023.

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“Your whole story is about your brother in every scene!” Melissa retorted. “You should thank us for giving you something!”

Melissa and Giudice continued to feud throughout the second episode RHONJ reunion and even “cancellation”. [their] sister-in-law.”

Despite the duo’s seeming inability to be in the same room, both Teresa and Melissa will return for Season 14 The Real Housewives of New Jersey.

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BravoCon 2023 runs through Sunday at the Caesars Forum in Las Vegas.

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