Melissa Gorga is criticizing her sister-in-law Teresa Giudice for allegedly claiming credit for her new cookie company. On Wednesday, the 45-year-old Real Housewives of New Jersey star made sarcastic comments aimed at her long-time rival during an appearance on Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen.
Last December, when Melissa launched Sprinkle, Teresa, 52, posted a cryptic message on X (formerly Twitter) that said, 'You’re welcome,' which seemed to imply that she thought the brand was her idea. Breaking her silence on the matter now, Melissa responded, 'Well, she’s welcome for giving her someone to hate on for the last decade. So, she’s welcome!' 'You’ve both done so much for each other,' host Andy Cohen replied. Melissa quipped, 'We really have.' After Sprinkle's launch, Teresa shared a cryptic post on X that said 'You’re welcome,' which seemed as though she was suggesting the brand was her idea. Earlier this month, Melissa told Us Weekly about her new delectable dessert brand, Sprinkle by MG, saying it was 'a long time coming.' 'Everyone knows sprinkle cookies are my absolute favorite,' she told the outlet. 'We had that iconic scene and I’ve always wanted to come out with my own — it’s been a long time coming,' she added. The Bravo star was referring to a viral moment from season 3 when Teresa threw away a box of sprinkle cookies Melissa had brought to her home for a Christmas Eve get-together. This incident further fueled their ongoing feud. 'Everywhere I go, people give me sprinkle cookies, it was at book signings or when they come to Envy,' she said of the cheat-day treat