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Family War! Teresa Giudice Refuses To Let Melissa Gorga Visit Her In Prison!

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Nov. 9 2015, Published 2:56 p.m. ET

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Just when you thought the on-going feud between The Real Housewives of New Jersey stars couldn’t get any uglier, it did.

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Teresa Giudice and Melissa Gorga have been in a nasty feud for years on RHONJ and things only got worse when Giudice was put behind bars last January. But now, RadarOnline has learned that the convicted felon has forbidden her sister-in-law from visiting her in prison!

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A source told Radar, “Melissa claims that Teresa absolutely refuses to allow her to come see her in prison.” Melissa said, "I have asked to go see Teresa, but Teresa refuses to see me. She just refuses.”

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However, Teresa still hates the Gorgas and “doesn’t even want to see them when she gets out afterwards,” a source said.

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Money doesn’t always buy you happiness! And it definitely doesn’t solve family feuds.

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