Dolores Catania is upset with her RHONJ co-stars

Dolores Catania She blames her co-stars for something she was really upset about.

‘The Real Housewives of New Jersey’ star blames the show’s co-stars for not returning for season 15 in 2025. The reunion show was canceled by production after a turbulent season 14, and the franchise’s executive producer, Andy CohenHe says he’s in no rush to decide the fate of the “RHONJ” franchise.

After the entire cast of “The Real Housewives of New York” is shaken up in 2023, many fear the same will happen to Dolores Catania and the “RHONJ” cast due to their fight.

according to the peopleCatania blames the show’s cast for Bravo’s decision not to go ahead with Season 15 in 2025. The show’s cast, which includes an original cast member Teresa GiudiceAnd also her sister-in-law, Melissa Gorgawas essentially split into two groups during Season 14 after the two women refused to film together due to their long-standing feud.

Bravo canceled the reunion show and instead filmed the women in separate groups watching the final episode, titled “The Last Supper.”

“We didn’t film last season, so we won’t be back…we won’t be airing in January or February,” Catania said. “Of course, I was looking forward to seeing the cast back on screen or even back on set, but they made a mess of it. I’m a little angry that everyone couldn’t get it together. I really am.

Giudice has been known to turn a table or two during her time on “RONG“, and she often had choice words for her sister-in-law, Jorga.

Giudice was upset when Gorga and her brother joined the cast in Season 2, and was at the center of several arguments on the reality show.

according to Hollywood ReporterGiudice screamed, “Bitch, bitch, bitch, bitch” at Gorga during “The Last Supper.” Gorga has also been accused in the past of being a stripper and cheating on her husband.

Catania tried to stop Gorga and Giudice from fighting, but her efforts were in vain. The 53-year-old actress said she sought advice from a therapist before the end of “RHONJ,” but nothing helped her get along with women.

“On my way to that end, I talked to a therapist and asked her for some advice about going in and talking to women,” she recalls. “I wrote it while riding in the car on the way there. And no matter what I did on camera and off, nothing helped. You can see I was defeated. I sat there and knew you wouldn’t see us for a while, and I saw it coming.

“We lost something along the way,” she said. “I look at Salt Lake City and I look at Beverly Hills and they’re fighting, but they’re not going in a vein. They’re not hitting below the belt. They’ve agreed to disagree and move forward.”

Cohen hinted that the entire “RHONJ” cast may be replaced, just like the “RHONY” cast in 2023.

A reboot of the show has been announced in 2022 and includes a younger cast.

“We’re taking our time. We’re not in a rush. We’re really happy with what’s on the slate for next year,” he said of “RHONJ.” Delivery time.

Cohen also referenced the show He could They have “all new faces.”

“We will reimagine the show in some way,” he added. However, Cohen also confirmed that no decisions have been made yet regarding the New Jersey franchise.

Catania said the group of women on “RHONJ” is “no longer a family” and compared the ending to death.

“This group is no longer a family,” she said. “How did it come to this? People don’t know how to stop hating.” “It’s just piled up, and everyone is hurting so deeply. It’s so toxic. I look at this sit-in like death.”

However, Catania also said she couldn’t imagine a new cast on “RHONJ.”

She said: “I feel like we’re a group and I can’t see anyone else but the people I’m with. It’s like a family. Can you see yourself with other people in your family?”