'Real Housewives' Andy Cohen 'RHONJ' Teresa Giudice Dig: Bravo Host Says Joe Giudice And Wife "Not The Most Reflective People I've Met!"

Real Housewives executive producer and Watch What Happens Live host Andy Cohen doesn't hold back whatsoever in his new book The Andy Cohen Diaries. It wasn't hard for the Bravo star to pick the hardest interview he has ever done on his talk show.

"That Teresa and Joe [Giudice] interview was no piece of cake," he said during a fan Q&A at the Gilt City Miami launch party for his new book.

Andy even went further saying the reality couple surprisingly has a hard time opening up when talking about their issues.

"They're not the most reflective people I've met," the late night host said. "I'm not throwing shade, but they're not reflective and introspective."

When asked if Teresa would be welcome to return to the show that made her famous after her prison sentence, Andy exclaimed, "I hope so!"

 Just spent a few hours interviewing Teresa & Joe Guidice. See it Monday night on Bravo.

A photo posted by Andy Cohen (@bravoandy) on Oct 10, 2014 at 2:03pm PDT

As MStars News reported, the former Celebrity Apprentice contestant will be back on the RHONJ for the next season.

"There is zero moving forward anytime soon for The Real Housewives of New Jersey," a source told the NY Daily News. "If we're doing a season seven, Teresa will be part of it. We would shoot it when she's out of jail."

If the producers wait that long the Bravo staple franchise would seemingly not air until 2016.

"The season for 'Housewives' is not consistent in the way that the other shows are, like 'OK, episode one is always Jan. 1' or whatever," the source said. "Real Housewives of New York missed an entire year before we brought it back. It's not that we have to do it within a certain amount of time. We do it when we know it's right and when we want to do it."

Teresa was sentenced to 15 months in prison after pleading guilty to bankruptcy and mortgage fraud. She will serve her time at the Danbury Correctional Facility in Connecticut. This is the same prison that inspired the Netflix hit comedy, Orange Is the New Black.

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