Reality TV typically has one star who behaves in a “mean girl” fashion. That translates to a female who engages in bullying or relational aggression, a type of indirect bullying. On the Real Housewives of New Jersey , Teresa Giudice is that woman.
But has the RHONJ star taken the crown as the genre’s ultimate mean girl? Teresa Giudice’s behavior would make ‘Mean Girls’ Regina George stand up and take notice In the feature film and Broadway play Mean Girls , Regina George was the most admired and feared young woman at her high school. Her cutting remarks and backhanded compliments were legendary. On RHONJ , Teresa Giudice typically behaves the same way.
And it’s unbecoming for a grown woman . After raising four daughters, enduring a prison sentence, and experiencing several on-camera heartbreaks, Teresa should know better. However, she continues to act out against other women in the group by employing mean-girl tactics that cut to the bone.
She typically talks over others and makes rude comments about other women She gossips and breaks trusts with other castmates. And the crew’s not immune as Teresa has flipped them off and throwing a drink at them. Margaret Josephs, Teresa’s RHONJ castmate and arch nemesis, discussed their conflict on Access Hollywood’s Housewives Nightcap .
“She means nothing in my life. Really means nothing in my life,” Margaret said. “She was humble, sweet, and kind.
The person she is today, I would never want to know,” she conc.
