>>> I need you to respect the
situation.
>> We love it.
Housewives of New Jersey back
for season 10.
>> Joining us now!
>> Ladies, what about the new
Jersey housewives that delivers
season after season, how do
y'all do it?
>> Respect it.
>> We're very passionate.
I always say, there's something
in the water in Jersey.
We make very interesting people
over there.
>> It's renowned for being
tough.
We're tough but real and I feel
like we're relatable.
>> I like how you always do it
over a meal.
>> No secret a lot of Italians
on our show.
Food is a big thing for us.
>> We never get through a whole
meal.
>> That's true.
>> It's portion control.
The fighting is portion control.
>> What's the big drama this
season?
>> We all have our own.
>> There's a lot.
I always said, there's a lot of
unanswered questions from
previous seasons, cheating
allegations, everything gets
answers.
Things that the fans don't know,
they were left very open ended,
you will get the answers this
season.
>> Of course, Teresa is going
through everything with Joe and
her family and it's hard to
watch.
I will warn you, it's hard to
watch.
>> Gia came out saying, I just
want y'all to be the parents.
>> Don't want to be involved
anymore.
>> She was always mature.
>> She was always the parent,
actually, as my parents are.
>> She rules the house.
>> As a part of the family,
sister-in-law that's like when
you're watching someone go
through this, not like watching
someone go through it on a show,
it's real life.
>> Hard life.
It's hitting home hardest with
the kids obviously.
It's hard to go through it and
watch it back.
I was watching it and it was
very sad.
>> Did anybody ever say, maybe
don't go on Andy Cohen for the
Skype interview?
It was hard to watch!
>> Awkward.
We know what we sign up for.
The bottom line is we know what
we sign up for and we put our
lives out there and we have to
be honest, nature of the beast,
I call it.
>> I have a question, speaking
of lives being out there,
thruppel?
>> Thruppel minus the sex.
>> How does that work?
>> Is that called dinner?
>> Like, I'm living with my
ex-husband, my boyfriend moved
in.
So, it's kind of like, good for
me, they take out the garbage,
one doing the dishes, I wake up,
one is making me coffee and --
>> That sounds like the life.
>> It's throuple.
>> Opposed to couple, it's a
throuple.
>> I was a little confused when
I first heard the word.
You know, places.
>> So, anyway --
>> What about the trips, when
y'all go on a trip, they always
say they will be great and
always gets wild.
>> By day two.
>> They're my favorite.
>> You always go in with good
intentions with a bunch of
girls.
>> Close quarters.
Close quarters.
>> It's an issue.
>> My thing is this season,
we're all going through so much,
my patience is very thin.
There's a lot of tension in our
own life and the patience with
everybody else is gone.
>> And with cocktails a problem.
>> For us on TV is great.
Is there something ever on
camera the cameras are
following, do not use this.
Don't you show this?
>> So, don't ever say that.
>> Don't show that.
Once I showered with my husband.
Are they really going to show
this?
It was in the first episode.
>> It was in the promos.
>> A million times I got to see
them in the showers.
>> What about the reunion shows
all the drama clicks back in,
they made these genius.
I don't think the reunion shows
started that way but they have
evolved.
>> They are like a 13 hour
grueling day of pain.
>> You're there for 13 hours?
>> Yes.
You are sitting there for 13
hours and saying, go, go!
>> No wonder it comes unhinged
sometimes.
>> Like plastic surgery.
>> Botox.
>> Liquid dieting, starving
yourself.
The night before we get there
they hand us the rest of the
episodes.
>> Everybody is freshly -- and
find out what people said about
you behind your back.
We have no idea.
>> That's magic.
>> It's so good.
A soap opera, fair to say.
>> Like the Romans going into
the lion's den.