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Teresa and Joe Giudice: Getting DIVORCED Over Cheating Allegations?!

Currently, Joe Giudice is serving a four-year prison sentence for bankruptcy fraud.

Back in 2015, his wife, Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice, served 11 months behind bars on similar charges.

But while absence often makes the heart grow fonder, it seems back-to-back prison sentences are wreaking havoc on the Giudices and their relationship.

Of course, it certainly doesnt help that Joe and Teresa have both been accused of cheating while the other was locked up.

Now it seems this country song of a marriage may finally be coming to an end thanks to some surprising accusations from Teresas biggest rival:.

Happier Times While it often seems that the Giudices marriage has been one long rough patch, those who know the couple best say there was a time when they packed on the PDA nonstop.

Going Down Together The Giudices were both convicted of bankruptcy fraud in 2015.

The judge in their case allowed Joe and Teresa to serve their sentences back-to-back for the sake of their children.

Teresa Went First Teresa served 11 months of a 15-month sentence, earning an early release just before Christmas of 2015.

And Joe Allegedly Took Advantage Though Teresa was locked up for less than a year, Joe reportedly carried on several affairs while she was serving her sentence.

Weathering the Storm Teresa reportedly refused to believe the allegations against Joe, but now, the Giudices are facing further trouble.

Teresas Turn? Now that Joe is locked up, rumors of Teresa being unfaithful are circulating non-stop.

And theyre coming from a very high-profile accuser.

Wait! Theres more Teresa and Joe Giudice: Getting DIVORCED Over Cheating Allegations?!! Just click Next below:.

For more infomation >> Teresa and Joe Giudice: Getting DIVORCED Over Cheating Allegations?! - Duration: 2:33.

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Tamar Braxton Does Not Watch Her Reality Show Amid Vincent Herbert Divorce - Duration: 3:18.

Tamar Braxton Does Not Watch Her Reality Show Amid Vincent Herbert Divorce

Old memories are best to be forgotten, according to Tamar Braxton who is going through a bitter divorce from Vincent Herbert.

Fans of the former The Real co-host have been following the drama on her hit TV show, Tamar & Vince, which airs on We tv.

While millions are salivating over the drama, the fights over their careers and the endless rumors about cheating, Braxton is staying away from her TV screen.

A source close to Braxton — probably one her sisters — Toni, Traci, Towanda, or Trina — spoke to a well-known publication and said she has not been able to tune it to watch the show because it brings back too many sad and painful memories.

The insider said: "Tamar is so anxious about this season; she is afraid of how people are going to react to it, what they are going to say.

She is a little terrified even to watch it herself, she does not want to relive all the horrible moments.

Half the time they were shooting last season she was on the verge of tears and wearing glasses to try and hide it.".

A member of the family stated that they knew things went south for months and are happy that the singer decided to dump Mr Herbert.

The person claimed: "Her marriage was falling apart, they were at each other's throats non-stop and tried to downplay it for the cameras.

But they are not actors, you can see how toxic it is in every scene they have together, they just couldn't hide it, and now it is all going to play out on TV.

She is dreading it.".

The same insider went on to share: "Tamar's sisters all knew how bad it was, so did her close friends.

There were a lot of fears for Tamar being in such an unhealthy situation.

Her whole family is so relieved that she has finally pulled the plug and filed for divorce.".

The source concluded by: "This divorce has been a long time coming, and it has got nothing to do with Tamar leaving The Real — This is about her finally getting out of a very toxic and ugly situation.

Fans do now believe that a divorce is very likely.

For more infomation >> Tamar Braxton Does Not Watch Her Reality Show Amid Vincent Herbert Divorce - Duration: 3:18.

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UK divorce bill, Glyphosate, and the royal wedding (Tweets of the Week, Ep. 27) - Duration: 4:04.

This week, UK divorce bill makes Brexiteers wince,

glyphosate renewal fails to convince,

and actress Meghan Markle gets to marry a prince.

The big news this week is that the Brexit divorce bill looks about to be settled.

According to reports, the UK offered a £45 billion settlement.

Labour MP Chris Leslie was not impressed.

"A bill of £1000 from every single person in UK for what?!

To put the world's most efficient, tariff-free, frictionless free trade agreement in the bin!"

The BBC's Nick Robinson wondered why everyone was so slow on the uptake.

"Ministers were told months ago that the Brexit divorce bill would be 40 - 60 billion euros."

Boris Johnson said he hoped the offer would guarantee "sufficient progress".

Berlaymonster thought the whole thing was comical.

And in a similar vein, Techically Ron imagined that David Davis' apple buying skills

would be somewhat lacking.

But before everyone gets too excited, the European Commission said,

"Negotiations are ongoing. Nothing is agreed until everything is agreed."

Meanwhile Conservative MEP Daniel Hannan thought he had solved the Northern Ireland issue

in a tweet that seriously backfired.

He said, "The way to avoid a border in Ireland is to have an overall UK-EU trade deal

based on mutual recognition of standards."

To which Merkel parody account Queen Europe replied, "Congratulations to Herr Hannan

for inventing the European Single Market!"

Former Finnish PM Alexander Stubb agreed.

"For goodness sake Dan, it is called the Internal Market!

You have been a part of it since 1973!"

Guy Verhofstadt said it was "mind-boggling" that British Conservatives, who designed and

helped create the single market wanted to walk away, and now want to walk back in.

Vote Goat said, "Weird he wants to swap the status quo for the status quo."

Monday was decision day for glyphosate as the Council voted to extend the license for

the controversial herbicide for five years, despite the European Parliament's view

and a 'Stop Glyphosate' petition signed by more than 1.3 million Europeans.

Farmers weekly said it was "A victory for science over politics."

But MEP José Bové said it was business's victory over science, calling it a "scandal".

He added that the precautionary principle had been trampled on.

Fellow MEP Molly Scott Cato thought it was "disastrous decision".

But in the end no one was really happy because Monsanto had wanted a 15 year extension

and had to settle for five.

The biggest controversy was over Germany, after Farm Minister Christian Schmidt voted

in favour of the license despite having no political mandate to do so.

And a petition was launched to get him sacked.

Florian Eder explained, "This is really all about German, not European, politics."

And finally, Twitter went wild as Clarence House announced

the engagement of Prince Harry to actress Meghan Markle.

Martini Seltzermayr said, "Guess the strategic marriage to Juncker's daughter is off the table."

Lewis Crofts reported that there was no comment yet from Donald Trump who probably thinks

he was phoned by Prince Harry first but turned down the proposal.

Berlaymonster saw hope in the announcement for ginger-haired monsters everywhere.

Too right!

Many Tweeters pointed out the wastefulness of a lavish, expensive wedding.

And Harry Leslie Smith said that when it comes to the Royal wedding UK media is no better

than North Korea's reporting on Kim Jong Un.

You might have a point there Harry.

Desus and Mero reckon it should have been reported as

actress Meghan Markle a redhead from the UK.

And Mo Gilligan was just annoyed he wouldn't be getting a day off

as it was announced there would be no bank holiday.

Most people just thought it would be a bit of a laugh.

This week we are supported by Engie.

Check out our interview with their CEO, Isabelle Kocher about energy transition in Europe.

I'm away next week, so join guest presenter Jack Parrock and send him your suggestions

on what to include in the good, bad, and ugly of the EU Twittersphere

using the hashtag #EUtweets.

No really, send him your suggestions.