Despite their shared “Housewives” connections, though, Burruss and Gia Giudice are reportedly not on the best of terms, and the Jersey native is spilling the tea about their strained relationship.

Speaking with Us Weekly, Giudice, 24, provided an update on her feud with Burruss, whose mother, Kandi Burruss, was a main cast member on “RHOA” for 15 seasons.

“I didn’t think it was that deep,” Giudice said. “I don’t know how to please her, I guess.”

For those unfamiliar, Giudice had previously spoken about her relationship with Burruss on her podcast, “Casual Chaos,” explaining that things took a turn between them after she likened “RHONJ” to “RHOA.”

“I literally saw a TikTok video about it, too. It’s the same guy that always reports on drama,” Giudice explained. “He actually [hit] the nail on the head. He said, ‘I don’t really think Gia was comparing Kandi and Teresa.’ I was not. In no way, shape, or form.”

She continued, “I literally was just trying to break bread, make some conversation. All I was saying was, obviously, every Housewife franchise has its own niche. … But at the end of the day, they also have the same common denominator. They’re friend groups with drama.”

Giudice first discussed her initial comments regarding Burruss’ reaction on an earlier episode of her podcast, during a conversation with “RHONJ” veteran Dolores Catania.

After Catania said “Atlanta could give [Jersey] a run,” Giudice said she thought the same thing.

“I actually said that to Riley, because I mean — it’s been talked about in the press — but the new Bravo show coming out that I’m on,” Giudice said. “She got really offended by that.”

She added, “She looked at me and said, ‘No, they’re very different.’ … I was very surprised, but she got very offended when I said that. It was me also trying to bond over something.”

Later, during her most recent interview with Us Weekly, Giudice reaffirmed that she “wasn’t trying to say anything offensive at all.”

“I really was just like, our moms are on reality TV,” she continued. “They’re both on Bravo. I don’t know, she didn’t really like it, I guess.”

Initially titled “Making It In Manhattan,” Giudice and Burruss are two of the stars of Bravo’s newest reality series, which was renamed “Next Gen NYC.”

According to the official press release, the series will follow a “tight-knit group of friends” who “navigate the trials and triumphs of young adulthood.”

“While some hail from the spotlight of well-known families, others have created a legacy of their own, but they all are looking to thrive in the city that never sleeps. Together they will challenge societal norms, redefine success, juggle personal and romantic relationships, and lean on each other for support in order to turn their skyline-high aspirations into reality,” the release continued.

The cast also includes additional children of “Real Housewives” stars, such as Ariana Biermann (daughter of Kim Zolciak from “RHOA”) and Brooks Marks (son of Meredith Marks from “RHOSLC”).

During an episode of Kate Chastain’s “Bravo Bravo F-cking Bravo” podcast, Burruss discussed her new show, premiering June 3rd, 2025, and also revealed the advice her mother gave her before filming began.

“She just told me to be true to myself,” Burruss said. “Like, ‘Don’t be fake for the cameras; just be honest, be true, and you’re gonna be good.’”

The 22-year-old NYU graduate also told Chastain about how “nice” it feels to be one of the show’s main subjects, considering she had always filmed as part of her mother’s entourage on “RHOA.”

“I think now, it’s interesting seeing the difference between being kind of my mom’s sidekick to now being the main character,” Burruss said. “It’s really nice, and I’m excited.”