EXCLUSIVE: Why Margaret Josephs only stayed at Teresa Giudice's wedding 'for a little while'
early as a show of solidarity for the bride’s estranged family members Joe Gorga and Melissa Gorga.
“I was there for a little while,” Josephs told Page Six’s Evan Real and Danny Murphy during a live taping of the“I tried to do the best for all parties involved,” she explained. “I wanted to be supportive of Teresa, but Melissa and Joe weren’t there, and I’m so close with them, and I couldn’t dance the night away knowing my closest friends are not doing well.”Page Six broke the news just days before Giudice and Ruelas’ Aug.
While a source told us at the time that Joe, 47, and Melissa, 43, “were invited” to the ceremony, they ultimately chose not to go because Giudice, 50, allegedly spread an unfounded rumor that her sister-in-law once
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