RHONJ: Jackie Goldschneider Makes Jabs At Teresa's New Husband

Bridget Mulroy

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The following story is a spicy one. You’ve been warned…

On the Real Housewives of New Jersey After Show, a conversation between Jackie Goldschneider and Jennifer Fessler revealed Jackie Goldschneider’s suspicions that Teresa’s new husband’s wealth was questionable, AND that the ‘Carti-air’ (Cartier) bracelets Louie bought Teresa's daughters were not authentic. Not for nothing, but if you watch the videos and look at the boxes, Jackie may be onto something!

Regardless, for anyone to say that something belonging to someone else is fake is insulting – so imagine how Teresa Giudice would respond to Jackie Goldschneider’s remark.

For a while now, Jackie’s hostility toward the other ‘full-time’ housewives has been presumed to be because of Jackie’s demotion to a ‘part-time’ housewife role on Bravo’s New Jersey series of the Housewives saga.

Whether or not this is true… Jackie has yet to say anything about it to the contrary. Fans are waiting for Andy Cohen to dig a little deeper into that.

So far on Season 13 of Bravo’s RHONJ, Jackie has stirred things up with a few of the other cast members. One of the most recent and jaw-dropping confrontations has been with RHONJ Newbie Danielle Cabral – and Danielle put Jackie into her place.

Aside from being on RHONJ, Jackie Goldschneider is raising two sets of twins, now aged 11 and 13, with her husband Evan. Before parenthood, Jackie was a successful real estate attorney and freelance journalist. 

A short video of Jackie mentioning the fake Cartier has been shared on the Instagram account of @BravoHousewives, and it will be linked below!

Video: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CqdP-lJvHzr/?igshid=ZjE2NGZiNDQ%3D

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