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Joe Gorga is determined to prevent another family feud with his sister, Teresa Giudice, following their reconciliation in November 2025. Ahead of The Real Housewives of New Jersey Season 15, the Bravo star has revealed how they plan to handle disagreements differently, including addressing problems directly rather than holding grudges.
Joe Gorga reveals how he and Teresa Giudice plan to avoid another family feud on RHONJ
During an October 2026 appearance on Page Six’s Virtual Reali-Tea, Joe discussed reconnecting with Teresa and rebuilding his relationship with her husband, Luis “Louie” Ruelas. While promoting his upcoming Hulu series, The Mob, he described the family’s reunion as a positive change ahead of the new season.
“This will be a great season. You know, just because we’re all together,” Joe said, adding that he can now spend time with his nieces again. He also praised Ruelas, explaining that they had once been close friends before their disagreements played out on television.
“Things happened on TV, and things went wrong, but we’re back. We’re all back, and we’re never going to that place ever again,” Joe said.
To protect their renewed relationship, Joe revealed that he and Teresa have agreed to communicate whenever something bothers either of them. “My sister’s plan is: if there’s something that bothers you or there’s something that bothers me, I’m gonna call you, and we’re going to talk about it, and we’ll get it out that way instead of holding it in,” he explained.
Joe also stressed that their sibling bond matters more than disagreements. “If you say something about me that I don’t like, I don’t care; you’re my sister. You get a say, and I tell you off, and you tell me off. Let’s not hold any grudges,” he said.
Previously, Joe called Teresa’s decision to reach out in 2025 “the best moment” during a March 2026 appearance on Gia Giudice’s Casual Chaos podcast. Melissa Gorga, meanwhile, admitted she was initially nervous about the reunion. But she denied that the reconciliation was staged to revive the show. “We’re not good actors. We’re not good at putting on a show, because we all just, like, spit it out,” she said.