REPORT: Teresa Giudice and Louie Ruelas Were Asked To Leave Nashville Vacation Home By RHONJ Producers

Teresa Giudice and Louie Ruelas pose for photo while on RHONJ cast trip to Nashville

If you thought the drama on the Real Housewives of New Jersey reached the boiling point during part one of the cast trip to Nashville – think again!

It turns out there’s plenty of more drama to come, including some behind-the-scenes tea!

Tamra Judge and Teddi Mellencamp spilled some RHONJ insider tea on a recent episode of their Two T’s in a Pod podcast.

Accoridng to Tamra, the fight between Margaret Josephs and Teresa Giudice was a “production nightmare.”

“First thing I thought was this is a production nightmare, shits flying, and they’re trying to capture it with the cameras, yet producers are trying to make sure no one is getting hurt.  They are trying to pull [Teresa] out, and somebody’s trying to pull [Margaret]. [All while] trying not to get in front of the cameras,” Tamra explained.

She reiterated, “[It’s] a production nightmare. And you get in trouble for that.”

The Real Housewives of Orange County alum then revealed that Teresa and her then-boyfriend, now fiancé Louie Ruelas were asked to leave the RHONJ cast’s Nashville vacation home by producers.

“They did not willingly leave the property. [Teresa and Louie] were asked to leave by producers, which I can totally understand [because] I thought, ‘How the hell,’ no, there’s no way she’s leaving on her own,” Tamra revealed. “Production asked them to leave. I heard she put up a big fight; she didn’t want to leave. [Teresa] thought that Margaret should leave.”

“I’m hearing this from an insider. I didn’t see it but take it for what it’s worth. It does make sense,” she added.

The Real Housewives of New Jersey airs on Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET/PT.

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