Lara Sophia 
Jacqueline Laurita is spilling the tea, and of course, the only good tea she has is about her former friends and Real Housewives of New Jersey co-stars.
During a recent Facebook Live session, Jacqueline answered some questions about Melissa Gorga and Teresa Giudice and made sure to throw plenty of shade their way.
One fan asked Jacqueline why she continues to live in the past and can’t forgive and forget when it comes to Teresa. The fan also pointed out that when Teresa was trying to move forward with Jacqueline, she ruined everything by freaking out and bringing up the past.
Well, Jacqueline didn’t like the insinuation and made it clear that she wasn’t the one bringing up the past and says it was Melissa and Teresa who kept resurrecting the past.
“Wrong! Melissa told me she hated me the whole time and only friended me because she had to in order to be on the show. Teresa is the one who kept bringing up the past in REAL time! I just held her accountable for what she brought up,” Jacqueline explained.
Meanwhile, another fan pointed out how nasty Jacqueline’s attitude is; saying that Jacqueline attacked Teresa after inviting her to her home.
Again, Jacqueline flipped the script and blamed it all on Teresa and editing.
“In real time it was her bringing up the past. You saw it edited,” Jacqueline claimed.
I think it’s clear that ALL the Housewives enjoy bringing up the past to create drama. However, I believe that during season 7 it obvious that Jacqueline couldn’t forgive and forget and wanted to live in the past.
Thoughts on Jacqueline’s claims? Do you think Jacqueline was the one who kept bringing up the past during season 7? Do all the Housewives need to let go of the past and move on? Why do you think Jacqueline continues to blame Teresa and Melissa for everything? Does Jacqueline need to stop talking about RHONJ?
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