Gia Giudice Weighs In on RHONJ Family Drama and Teresa’s Relationship With the Gorgas

“Next Gen NYC” star Gia Giudice is sharing her thoughts on her family’s most talked-about topic — the long-running rift between her mom, Teresa Giudice, and Joe and Melissa Gorga.

Gia Giudice Talks Teresa, Joe, and Melissa’s Ongoing Family Feud

During a recent appearance on SiriusXM’s “Page Six Radio,” Gia opened up about where things stand and whether a reconciliation could finally happen. “I don’t know,” she admitted. “But you know, I really do hope, yeah, they come to just a happy medium, and I really just hope there is peace for everyone.”

When asked about her relationship with her cousins, Gia admitted things remain distant. “Not really. And that’s definitely unfortunate,” she said. “Because obviously, my mother and father are divorced. And I am extremely close with my dad’s side, so I think that’s where my sisters and I… we know that it’s possible to still have a relationship.”

Gia explained that years of on-screen tension made it hard to stay close. “I think the circumstances were a little different just because it got so crazy on Housewives, and it was just a lot,” she said. “So I don’t blame it on either one of us for not maintaining a relationship. I think it was difficult.”

Still, she made it clear that she’s rooting for everyone to move forward. “It was just, it was a lot,” she added. “So I’m just hoping for peace and some clarity between both of them. I just think, I hope we can come back to at least just, you know, peace. Peace and respect.”

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Gia also gave a quick update on her own show, confirming that “Next Gen NYC” is already back in production for season two. “I think it’ll be good,” she said. “I think it’s fun to get new energy.”

The Bravo star also weighed in on “The Real Housewives of New Jersey,” where her mom has been a mainstay since 2009. Gia said she supports adding new faces to the cast but believes long-time members help keep the show grounded. “You need some old ones that keep the roots and then some new faces to mix up the energy,” she said.

She went on to praise several former cast members, including Teresa Aprea, Nicole Napolitano, and Dina Manzo. “I think they were some of my favorites,” Gia said. “I wish Dina had stayed longer.”

Meanwhile, Joe Gorga recently confirmed that Teresa reached out to him amid their ongoing feud. “She did text me. She reached out,” Joe said during “The Eds” podcast. “She would like to sit down and meet.”