Margaret Josephs: Teresa Giudice has a ‘new lapdog’ on ‘RHONJ’ Season 13

EXCLUSIVE | Margaret Josephs: Teresa Giudice has a 'new lapdog' on 'RHONJ' Season 13

Margaret Josephs teased during a live taping ofthat Teresa Giudice has a “new lapdog” — possibly replacing Jennifer Aydin — on the forthcoming installment of the Bravo reality show.

“There’s a new lapdog in town,” Josephs, 55, told me and my co-host, Danny Murphy, on stage Monday night at City Winery in New York City. The Macbeth Collection founder was presumably referring to Danielle Cabral, a series rookie who is rumored to make her debut as a full-time “Housewife” when “RHONJ” returns next year.

Margaret Josephs told Page Six that Teresa Giudice has a"new lapdog" on"The Real Housewives of New Jersey."Margaret Josephs told Page Six that Teresa Giudice has a"new lapdog" on"The Real Housewives of New Jersey."

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