RHONJ fans were stunned tonight as the reunion suffered a blackout while host Andy Cohen interrogated Teresa Giudice about Melissa Gorga.
The lights went dark on set as the New Jersey women argued their way through the first installment of the three-part reunion.
Amid a heated discussion about Teresa, 49, and her sister-in-law's ailing relationship, host Andy asked Teresa to name some examples of times when she had 43-year-old Melissa’s back.
She replied: "I’m trying to remember when did I have her back", before all lights on the set cut out.
Andy, 53, remarked: "Oh, it’s our first reunion blackout!"
As the studio plunged into darkness, fans on Twitter gave their take on what happened.
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One wrote: "The blackout is a sign from God that Teresa is horrible! She has never been interesting in any way."
A second joked: "Luis turned the lights off to give Teresa time to think of a time she had Melissa’s back."
A third asked: "That blackout convenient?"
Jennifer Aydin used her phone flashlight while the cameras kept rolling, before power was restored to the studio and the reunion resumed.
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FAMILY FEUD
Tonight's show was tense for the Gorga family, as Teresa's brother Joe Gorga stormed off the set and quit the show.
It came after she blasted him for being a “b***h boy”, an insult previously used by her friend Jennifer.
Tired of the name-calling, he wagged his finger and demanded: "You gotta stop putting me down!”
Joe then stormed off stage, leaving his wife Melissa behind as he hollered: "F**k you people!”
Bravo boss Andy tried to get Joe to come back, but his efforts were in vain as he replied: "You know what? I quit!”
BICKERING BRIDE
Before the dramatic exit, things got heated between Melissa and Teresa after the RHONJ OG revealed why she doesn't want her sister-in-law as a bridesmaid at her upcoming wedding to Luis Ruelas.
"This is the thing, honey, we’re not close", Teresa coldly explained.
"You’re my sister-in-law, but we’re not close.”
Melissa fought back tears as she opened up about the snub.
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“Like, my heart’s beating [fast] right now because it’s sad for me,” she admitted.
Joe’s wife continued: “It’s just that we have a lot of memories, even if we’re not close.”
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