‘There’s no such thing’: Teresa Giudice responds to ‘shaky’ Luis marriage rumors

Teresa Guidice clapped back at rumors that her marriage to Luis “Louie” Ruelas falls on the rocks before their first wedding anniversary.

“There is no such thing”, the Real Housewives of New Jersey star, 51, said during the Wednesday, June 21 episode of her “Namaste B$tches” podcast. “I love and adore him so much. No, there is nothing shaky.”

She then joked, “I mean, maybe we shake together when we dance, but that’s about it. That’s the only time we shake, you know?

Giudice’s comments came in response to cohost Melissa Pfeister, who asked her to address some of the rumors floating around online. Pfeister, 42, pointed out that some viewers believe Giudice and Ruelas, 49, would fake a marriage drama for the sake of a RHONJ storyline, but Giudice quickly dropped the idea.

“I don’t play like that. I play what’s really going on in my life,” she explained. “And I don’t mean to say that [my marriage is in trouble]. Because I’m not going to put that there. I don’t need such a storyline. A lot is happening in my life.”

Giudice and Ruelas tied the knot in August 2022 after two years of dating. Their marriage was documented on the RHONJ special Teresa is getting marriedwhich aired in May.

Last month, the couple relived their love story during a round of “The Newlywed Game” with Us weekly. According to Ruelas, he was the first to say “I love you”, adding that it happened about four months after the duo’s romance.

“We were dating through COVID. So it was like dog years, we spent a lot of time together,” Ruelas recalled. “It was actually really valuable time that can take years to spend in a relationship that came out in the beginning.”

While the couple’s romance is solid, they’ve been through their fair share of legal drama since then RHONJ Season 13 wrapped up earlier this year. In May, Ruelas’ Digital Media Solutions company was named in a class action lawsuit filed by Juanita Williams. In her lawsuit, Williams claimed she received multiple telemarketing calls from the company despite being listed on the national “Do Not Call” registry.

days later, Us confirmed that Giudice was awarded a $17,000 tax lien after having unpaid balances for the 2020 and 2021 tax years. “Ms. Giudice has been aware of her tax obligations for years and is making significant monthly payments on her outstanding tax obligations in a timely manner and will continue to do so until those obligations no longer exist,” says her lawyer. James J. Leonard Jr. told Page six earlier this month.

The drama continued when Ruelas’ ex-fiancée, Vanessa Reiserfiled a restraining order against him. Reiser’s attorney, Douglas Anton, told us exclusively on June 7 that Ruelas allegedly hired an undercover factory through Richard ‘Bo’ Dietl“to stalk, harass, and otherwise pose under false pretenses as a “patient” of my client in an attempt to “harass” Reiser, who is a licensed therapist specializing in narcissistic abuse.

Dietl, 72, told the media in the meantime Page six that any hiring of a private detective is confidential.