Gia Giudice Insists She 'Could Definitely Hold Her Own' as a Real Housewife: 'We'll See What the Future Holds'

Gia Giudice was born to be on the Real Housewives — no really, it's in her blood!

The eldest daughter of exes Teresa and Joe Giudice exclusively sits down with OK! from her home in New Jersey to spill the tea on whether a spot on Bravo's hit reality franchise is in her future, how she deals with haters, what she's learned from her famous mom and more while promoting her family's recent partnership with SHEIN.

Bravo ringleader Andy Cohen recently admitted he could see Gia joining the cast of The Real Housewives of New Jersey some day, so, of course, we had to find out from the 22-year-old herself if this was a possibility.

"I love Andy so much," Gia tells OK!, noting, "he's known me since I was little, and listen, you never know what could happen in the future."

"I think there's a lot of pressure coming out of school [to get] everything done right away. Everyone kind of expects you to have all the answers, especially in the public eye. I'm just taking it one day at a time and I'm kind of just doing what makes me happy," the famous offspring shares.

She admits: "Law school is in the question. It's still in the cards. I'm still studying for my LSATs. I'm studying, I'm working and I'm building my brand as an influencer."

Gia will take on her haters any day if it means her family will continue to receive the endless opportunities she is so grateful for, as she decides it's "the best part of fame."

"I think that's the best thing in anything," she notes. "Definitely the opportunity, seeing how much people really love you. The fan base is just... it makes you feel good. I think the fans, all the opportunities that this platform brings you, you honestly have to make lemonade out of lemons and just make the best out of it because obviously there's some ugly things that could come with it."

Gia knows ugly situations all too well. While fame has come with fascinating perks and good times, the college graduate has also dealt with her fair share of hardship in front of the spotlight.

"The hardest part [of fame] was probably dealing with my family's legal issues in the public eye," Gia confesses to OK! regarding her mom and dad both serving jail time after the parents-of-four were convicted on fraud charges in 2015. "But that's the past. [It happened] so long ago. I feel like my family has grown so much since then [both as a whole and within ourselves]."

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Having the celebrity world down to a science, Teresa has been able to teach Gia and her three younger sisters — Gabriella, 19, Milania, 17, and Audriana, 14 — how to stay on the right track.

Gia says of her mother: "The biggest advice my mom always says to my sisters and I is to live your life, be happy and do what makes you happy, and I think that sticks with [us] through everything — whether it's traveling or following our career path or going away to school. She seriously just wants us to do everything that makes us truly happy in life, and I love that because it makes us feel like we are fully accepted. She will hold our hand no matter what. That's what just makes her the best mom."

"What inspires me about her is that she has been knocked down — no, I'm gonna reword this — people have tried to knock her down, but she is honestly unstoppable," Gia insists. "She has been through so much and she always makes her way back up. She's always standing strong. She's been such an inspiration to my sisters. It's what we honestly envy so much about her."

While growing up with cameras constantly around might not have been Gia's exact choice in life, the New Jersey native is certain "it's the way it was supposed to be."