Teresa Giudice fakes her drama free image

Teresa Giuidce deserves an Oscar for the acting she’s done on this season of her hit reality show because RadarOnline.com has exclusively learned that the legally challenged housewife it up to her old tricks, backstabbing, gossiping and trying to cause trouble behind the scenes on the show.

The Real Housewives of New Jersey star has been extra careful during filming to make sure that she isn’t portrayed in a negative manner just in case the authorities are watching, but a source close to the show told The Gag that she’s still stirring the proverbial pot.

“Teresa is never going to stop scheming and trying to make herself look good at the expense of others,” the source said.

“Even though she really didn’t get into any fights on camera this season, she was still plotting behind the scenes to cause trouble.”

She and her husband Juicy Joe Giudice are facing years behind bars when they are sentenced and the source said she’s been using that as a shield from any controversy.

“None of the other women can go up against Teresa,” the source told The Gag

“She’s so high and mighty now, she just keeps saying that she has bigger things to worry about than fighting on a TV show, but that’s not exactly the truth.

“Teresa is still totally trying to pull the strings.  She says bad things to the women and even to peripheral friends hoping that it will get back to the person she says stuff about, but then she can’t be caught saying anything.

“Teresa is completely up to her old tricks.  She’s backstabbing people that think she’s their friend and trying to spread rumors about the new women.”

The mother-of-four is also not above using her kids as an excuse on RHONJ this season.

“Teresa just says I’m doing everything for my kids and they don’t need any fighting.  But she’s not mentioning that she’s doing the same crap she always did, just behind the scenes.”

The source told The Gag the rest of the RHONJ cast felt like their hands were tied when dealing with Teresa.

“She sounded like a broken record saying she was not going to fight, but it felt so obvious that she was still trying to cause friction with the women and everyone saw through her.”

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Teresa Giudice Jail: Joe still Facing Separate Charges Amid couples Fraud Ordeal

While Teresa and Joe Giudice are looking at possible jail time after pleading guilty to serious fraud charges last month, Joe has more issues with the law that he's facing.
Teresa and Joe Could Lose Everything?
He is set for a hearing on June 2 in the Superior Court in Paterson after he allegedly used a fake ID to get a driver's license. His own license was suspended at the time.
If he is found guilty, he could spend up to 10 years behind bars.
Joe and Teresa's Trial to be 'Much Of' New 'RHONJ' Season?
The state of New Jersey has offered the reality TV husband a plea deal that would come with four years in prison; Joe would have to serve at least two before he is considered for parole, his lawyer, Miles Feinstein revealed Thursday. As of now Joe has not accepted the deal.
However, he still has to wait until his federal charges for fraud (including bankrupt and mortgage) are handled before agreeing to a plea deal or even taking the case to trial. However, if he does go ahead and take the deal in the state case, he could serve both his state and fraud sentence at the same time or one after the other.
For the Real Housewives of New Jersey couple's federal fraud case, Joe is looking at 37-46 months in prison. He would have to serve at least 85 percent of that term and could still be deported back to Italy afterward. Teresa is looking at 21-27 months behind bars. She also had to pay the government $200,000. They are both scheduled to be sentenced on July 8.



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The Real Housewives of New Jersey getting CANCELLED?

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 Teresa and Joe Giudice always seem to be surrounded by unfavorable publicity, but this time, Bravo's most controversial family may find their show on the chopping block. Get the scoop on the latest legal charges facing the couple and how they may affect the future of The Real Housewives of New Jersey.


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News Update. Joe Giudice face Deportation

Things aren’t looking good right now for Teresa Giudice and her husband, Joe, who were served with a 39-count indictment on July 29 for various fraud-related charges like making false statements on loan applications and bank fraud. The couple was able to go free today following a hearing where they each posted $500k bond, but if Joe is convicted of certain crimes, he may be removed from the United States and sent back to his native Italy.

RHONJ stars were Indicted of Federal Fraud Charges, its looking like 50 years in prison

Well, Well, Well it looks like Teresa and Husband Juicy Joe have really hit a road block in their life. It saddens me to see this unfold on national tv, but I tell people all the time you can't do a lot of bad things and then treat people like they don't matter. Chile cause KARMA is a real BITCH and she come back around the same day if she have too. I hope you have your coffee mug because you are going to have to do some traveling with this HOT Peppermint Tea I am about to spill. Before I spill this Tea all over the place, is it me or is it everytime something hts the fan its from BRAVO. Chile if all of you good people know like I know you better run cause Bravo is going to be the death of a lot of people. I mean really...

 Teresa Giudice, 41, and her husband, Giuseppe “Joe” Giudice, 43, were accused of exaggerating their income while applying for loans before their TV show debuted in 2009 — then hiding how well they were doing in a bankruptcy filing after their first season aired.

Teresa Giudice poses outside of her New Jersey abode in 2011.

The combustible couple, who live in Montville Township, were charged in a 39-count indictment with conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud, bank fraud, making false statements on loan applications and bankruptcy fraud. Each faces up to 50 years in prison if convicted of all charges.
“Everyone has an obligation to tell the truth when dealing with the courts, paying their taxes and applying for loans or mortgages,” U.S. Attorney Paul Fishman said. “That's reality."