After a season filled with drama and controversy, The Real Housewives of New Jersey is set to wrap up with a “reunion” that’s completely different from previous years. According to Bravo, this season’s reunion will not follow the traditional format, but instead take a new approach — reflecting the level of tension and division within the cast.
Instead of bringing the entire “Housewives” together on the same stage with Andy Cohen, this year’s reunion is said to be broken up into smaller scenes, filmed separately by group or individual.
This is seen as the only way to maintain safety and respect among the members, especially after a series of heated conflicts between Teresa Giudice, Melissa Gorga, and the remaining members.
Andy Cohen, who has led every reunion in the franchise, said:
“This is not a normal reunion. It’s going to be very different… but it fits this season perfectly.”
RHONJ fans are eager to see how Bravo handles this climactic drama, amid suspicions that relationships between some cast members have broken down beyond repair.
Despite being “non-traditional,” the reunion is expected to still deliver the raw moments, tears, and necessary confrontation that fans have come to expect.
The reunion special will air next week on Bravo — and it will likely be the last time we see the current cast together for a season of *Real Housewives of New Jersey.
