When it comes to the ladies on Real Housewives of New Jersey, feuds are bound to arise. This is especially true when it comes to their salaries, which were revealed last summer. Teresa Giudice, Caroline Manzo, Melissa Gorga and Dina Manzo may never stop fighting, but that suits us just fine.
Things are not going great for Teresa Giudice and her husband, Joe. The two reality stars have been charged with over 40 counts of fraud.
While the two have repeatedly stated their innocence, it certainly seems like they are trying to shift the blame to Joe. At least that's how the court documents made it appear, when Teresa asked to be tried separately from her hubby.
The prosecution, however, is fighting the request tooth and nail.
At least Teresa does have one good thing to look forward to. According to a report first published in 2013, Giudice is the most paid member of the Real Housewives of New Jersey cast. In fact, she's the second highest paid cast member in the entire franchise, as Reality Tea reports:
"Teresa Giudice is the second highest paid Real Housewife, second only to NeNe, and she pulls in $650,000 plus bonuses per season!"
Unfortunately, the same can't be said for family member Melissa Gorga. She pulls in less than half that per season. Of course, that's not really surprising, considering her latest book was as controversial as it was a flop.
Teresa and Melissa aren't the only family members feuding on the show. Dina and Caroline Manzo are also battling out.
When Dina recently appeared on Bethenny Frankel's new talk show, she opened up about her and her sister's relationship (via Examiner):
"There's eleven of us in my family, so there's always cliques, and right now, [Caroline and I are] just not in the same clique. It doesn't mean I hate her, and I'm not avoiding the situation. It's just like, we don't hang out...I'm fine with [the way things are now]. It's just like, rehashing it is not a good idea, especially with Italians. That does not fly."
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