What does Jackie Goldschneider regret from past seasons of RHONJ?

When it comes to the ladies of the Real Housewives of New Jersey, there is plenty of drama to go around. But what about regrets? Well, it turns out that at the very least, Jackie Goldschneider has a few regrets.

As far as housewives go, Goldschneider has had an interesting journey on RHONJ. And considering she is now a “friend of” and not a full time housewife, it makes sense that she might be willing to talk about a few regrets she has from her time filming the series.

During a recent appearance on US Weekly’s Housewives Happy Hour, Jackie Goldschneider went into detail about a few regrets that she has including the analogy that she made to Teresa Giudice about her daughter Gia. At the time, Goldschneider was trying to explain to Giudice why it would be problematic and hurtful to spread false rumors. In order to do that, she used the example of the other housewife’s daughter “doing coke in the bathroom.”

And if you watch RHONJ, then you already know how badly that set Teresa Giudice off. Unsurprisingly, that analogy is actually a regret that Jackie Goldschneider has.

Jackie Goldschneider has a few regrets from filming RHONJ over the years

However, that was not her only RHONJ regret. The other had to do with her husband and a comment that she made about their bedroom activities. During a chat with her fellow housewives, Goldschneider shared, “Jewish girls don’t give blow jobs.” So when talking about her regrets, the former housewife revealed, “I’ve never lived down telling the world that I don’t do that to my husband.”

And it seems that her father wasn’t exactly a fan of that comment. But who can blame him?

Honestly, it makes sense for any housewife to have a few regrets, especially when it comes to things they have said or done that may not be true. And we really appreciate the fact that Jackie Goldschneider took the time to actually open up about a few of the regrets that she has from filming because it really makes her seem more approachable.