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Real Housewives Of New Jersey News: Teresa and Joe Giudice Prison Sentence Takes All the Attention

Virginia D'Cruz October 13, 2014 10:02 AM EST

Real Housewives Of New Jersey is in its sixth season and the latest episode "Pack Your Bags and Get Out!" dealt with the drama around the housewives' vacation in Florida. There was no mention of the sentencing of Teresa and Joe Giudice in the episode as it was recorded a few months earlier.

Instead In the episode that aired, viewers got to see Joe and Teresa and the other housewives in Florida. Entertainment Weekly quoted Joe describing how he feels when he is away from his children. That part was "painful" according to EW, because soon he would have no say in how much time he spent with his kids. As he will have to serve his 41 month sentence after his wife Teresa finishes her 15 month sentence.

Various sites such as TMZ and Radar Online are reporting that after the sentencing of the Joe and Teresa, the housewives met to tape the reunion show. During it, Teresa arrived over four hours late which left the other housewives angry, after which she broke down in tears over her sentencing and then left suddenly. Inquisitr has more details about the reunion shoot which lasted around eight hours. They report that Teresa was very emotional and did not answer questions about her prison sentence.

Meanwhile Inquisitr notes that Bravo, the network that airs the Real Housewives Of New Jersey is looking to milk the sentencing of the Teresa and Joe for all it is worth. This is a tactic adopted by the network to boost the ratings of the show, as many people will just tune in to check what Joe and Teresa are doing.

Inquisitr also notes that Teresa might never return to the next season of the Real Housewives Of New Jersey as she will be in prison. This might lead to Giudices' being axed from the show altogether.

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