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RHONJ Season 12 Reunion Trailer Teases Teresa & Joe Fight

Bravo released The Real Housewives Of New Jersey season 12 reunion trailer, and it promises many fights and steamy arguments among cast members including Teresa Giudice and Joe Gorga. When it comes to this hit Bravo Housewives series, fans know there is bound to be not just drama amongst the cast members but a lot of it. Recently, there have been many heated moments among the co-stars, especially Teresa and Margaret Josephs, who were at odds during the end of RHONJ season 12. The Bravolebrities' argument spawned from rumors surrounding Teresa's fiancé, Luis Ruelas.

Teresa and entrepreneur Luis became romantically inclined after the bestselling cookbook author split from her husband, Joe Giudice. However, while the new couple continues to enjoy their love life, there have been many rumors surrounding Luis' past attitude and relationships, which co-star Margaret seems intrigued by. Although Teresa and the Macbeth Collection founder have butted heads several times in the past, their feud appeared to have reached a new level of petty. While Teresa made it clear that she wants Luis' name out of Margaret's mouth, that isn't going according to plan, and their dispute has only extended.

Related: RHONJ: Why Fans Think Teresa Was Trying To Recreate The Table Flip

This week, Bravo finally released the explosive trailer for the RHONJ season 12 reunion, and the first look is even more jaw-dropping than anyone would have expected. Right from the very start, Teresa and her brother Joe Gorga have a shocking confrontation over her feud with Margaret. The clip features multiple expletives, with Teresa yelling, "I wish you would tell f***ing Margaret to shut the f*** up." She also says of Margaret and her husband Joe Benigno, "This f***er and his wife talking about my f***ing boyfriend, should be slapping him upside the f***ing head." However, her outburst causes her brother Joe to strike back, telling Teresa to "be a sister once in a while," before calling her a "f***ing moron."

The dispute between Teresa and Joe only worsens when she calls him a "b**** boy," causing him to walk off set. As Joe walks away, he tells Teresa, "You gotta stop putting me down." He then adds, "F*** you people. I quit!" However, although the siblings' argument is astonishing, it isn't the only drama seen in the trailer. Frank Catania says of ex Dolores Catania's new boyfriend Paul Connell, "Me and Pauly don't exactly see eye-to-eye." Later, host Andy Cohen grills Jennifer and Bill Aydin about his past cheating, which was a major plot point this season. Andy asks Jennifer, "You find out about the affair, did you really not think about it for 10 years?" However, the question seems to have elevated some inner anger, and she yells at her man, "Bill, please clear the f***ing air. F***ing talk, Bill!"

From Teresa calling her brother Joe a "b****" to Bill Aydin's affair, fans will see many fallouts during the RHONJ season 12 reunion. Although Teresa clearly doesn't want Luis' past life to be a topic on the show, cast members do not seem ready to respect her stance. The Luis drama also appears to be causing more fallouts, with Teresa and her brother's heated arguments. Jennifer and Bill's relationship also seems to be on a rough patch. With all that has been teased so far, the RHONJ season 12 reunion promises to keep many fans glued to their screens.

Next: RHONJ: Why Fans Are Upset With Teresa For Body-Shaming Margaret

The Real Housewives of New Jersey airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. EDT on Bravo.

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