Snooki, Newt Gingrich Relationship Making Fiance Jealous? (VIDEO)

Snooki has been a busy mama this week while doing promotions and making her fiancé jealous with Newt Gingrich.

The MTV reality star appeared at the CES Electronics show this week to promote a line of headphones made by iHip.

"My style is very self-explanatory," Snooki said in an interview according to USA Today, talking up the more lavishly decorated headphones. "I like bling-bling; I like bows; I like animal print; I like feathers."

The former Jersey Shore star also likes elephants apparently, although her fiancé Jionni LaValle doesn't much care for them when they come with political attachments. During a recent episode of the reality show, "Snooki & Jwoww" Jionni is seeing questioning Snooki about where the elephant came from. Snook explains that it was a gift from Newt Gingrich.

"Newt. That political guy. I met Newt Gingrich in LA., and he got Lorenzo an elephant," Snooki tried to explain on the show.

"Ummm, I have no idea who Newt is. I've never heard of him, but he's sending my fiance gifts," LaValle responded.

Snooki and Gingrich met while chatting with Jay Leno last year.

Gingrich and Snooki were both forced to look for common ground last summer, although Gingrich stated that he had never seen the reality show "Jersey Shore." Such a task wasn't easy, considering Gingrich has never actually seen the program.

Snooki seemed unfazed and instead extended a personal invitation to the former presidential candidate, suggesting that he come by and "hang out" sometime after greeting him with a fist bump.

"That'd be awesome. You could drink 'Ron-Ron' juice," Polizzi said. The two both share the fact that they are on the New York Times Bestseller's list, Snooki with her second book, a feat which Gingrich congratulated her for.

"Thank you," Snooki responded. "I'm trying to be like you."

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