Mob Wives Season 4 cast members can take a punch far better than their 'Real Housewives' counterparts feels Drita "Little Hitta" D'Avanzo. Court news has it that Alicia DiMichele's sentence postponement means she will be getting some real time. Alicia is reportedly making arrangements with family to have her children looked after while she is prison. Renee Graziano's new sex filled book is available for pre-order, not that she'll be giving one to Natalie Guercio. Renee still hates her.
Drita D'Avanzo announced on the Today show that when it comes to world class heavyweight bouts, the Real Housewives couldn't hold a candle to the caliber of knock-out talent that they have on her VH1 series Mob Wives.
During her recent Today show appearance D'Avanzo openly disparaged the Housewives brawls as non events, when compared to the bone-shattering trauma that the Staten Island ladies can deliver:
"[The Real Housewives] fights are not fights to me. To me, that's just the way we talk on the phone. Nobody's bleeding, and there's no lenses that are broken. It's kind of like, that's not a fight."
Which is probably why her Drita's own mother pretends like she doesn't even know her:
"My mother makes like she doesn't know me. She's like, 'Today, in the doctor's office, everyone talks Mob Wives.' And I go, 'Did you tell them (I'm your daughter)?' 'Nah, I just say I feel bad for their mothers.'"
Renee Graziano was less than excited to return to the show this season but did get a book deal out of it, which was pretty nice.
Playing with Fire is already available for preorder, and the way Renee describes it, it reads just like her real life only far better (via VH1):
"While it's not a memoir, she does admit that some of the stories are loosely based on her life--loosely, because as she tells Drita and Ang in this clip from the show, if her life 'was this f-ing good, do you think I'd be here right f-ing now??'"
Alicia DiMichele legal problems have taken an unexpected turn for the worst.
DiMichele thought that she might be able to resolve her legal issues without having to move to prison, but that is looking more and more unlikely.
According to the Examine, the latest postponement of her sentencing spells almost certain doom for Alicia, who has started to prepare her family for the inevitable:
"DiMichele's hopes that her legal problems might reach a resolution faded after a judge decided to postpone her sentencing, and she may have to wait for March to appear in court again.
"The Mob Wives star has already talked to her brother and mother about taking care of her children and made arrangements if she ends up in jail."
Just think when she gets out she can probably write a steamy 'sex' book of her own.
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