The ladies of Real Housewives of New Jersey are back in the news. Teresa Giudice and Melissa Gorga appear to have set their petty feud aside, despite reports that suggest Teresa is living in denial. And sisters Dina and Caroline Manzo have something in common-they're both working on some pretty important projects.
When it comes to Teresa Giudice, few would argue that she and husband Joe have been living in some sort of denial for quite some time now. A new Wet Paint entertainment report seems to verify this, as they quote a source who spoke with gossip site Radar Online:
"[Teresa and Joe] still live in their house that nobody thinks they can afford, they're driving leased cars, and they still shop and go out places. Teresa and Joe have spent years defrauding the government, and they don't know how to stop living so extravagantly now."
Sister-in-law Melissa Gorga has yet to comment on Teresa's recent legal woes, however, she has managed to give us some insight into her fortunate life. The author, whose latest book was totally bashed by critics, posted a photo of herself working out.
In case you missed the sexy pics, you can check them out for yourself over at our friends Wet Paint. The gossip site also revealed a few more things about the reality star:
"All that work pays off, though. Last month, Melissa was down in Boca Raton, Florida, and showed off her amazing figure in a cute yellow and blue bikini, and again in a 'Pucci glam' swimsuit...Maybe Melissa is working extra hard to look good for RHONJ Season 6."
Melissa and Teresa aren't the only family members in the news. Caroline and Dina Manzo have been making a few headlines themselves.
Caroline is busy working on her upcoming show, a spin-off of the popular Bravo Housewives show. Meanwhile, Dina has been busy working on her Project Ladybug charity.
Gossip site Reality Tea reported on the event and also offered a little information about Dina's charity:
"Dina Manzo launched Project Ladybug in 2007 'with a wish to bring financial and emotional hope to children and their families undergoing rigorous medical treatments.'"
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