'Real Housewives of New Jersey' News: Reunion Show Part 2 Recap

The second part of the "Real Housewives of New Jersey" reunion show features Joe Giudice owning up to his mistakes and Teresa Giudice giving her brother a few reminders before she goes to jail.

Teresa says that she's usually a very conscientious person who "always dots her I's and crosses her T's." Host Andy Cohen asks Poison, Teresa's brother, if he blames her husband for sending Teresa to prison. Poison says, "I guess not." But Joe says that he blames himself.

Cohen asks Teresa if she changed since season 1, and she said that she has. Footages of Teresa from season 5 were shown wherein she was laughing at the notion of going to jail. She says that she wants Poison to look after their parents while she's in jail. He acknowledges that Teresa has been taking care of them all these years. Poison said that he wanted to go back to a simpler time when Teresa still threw his toys out the window.

"I've learned a lot," he said.

Meanwhile, Teresa Aprea says that she wants to have empathy for Guidice, but said that she has no respect for her family because she brought Victoria Gotti on the show to spread malicious rumors about her husband and her mother. Guidice denies this accusation.

In other news, "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star Nene Leakes recently talked about how she was aware of what Teresa Guidice was going through. In an interview with Bravo host Andy Cohen, Leakes revealed that she and Guidice "talk a lot."

"Teresa and I have had lots of conversations. We talk a lot," said Leakes to Cohen. "We've talked and I feel bad for her as well. When Theresa calls me, I feel like she knows she's going to get true advice."

She also said that she would visit Guidice when she starts her prison sentence next year. Guidice is expected to surrender at Danbury prison on or before January 5, 2015.

Watch part 3 of "Real Housewives of New Jersey" reunion show on Tuesday, Nov. 11 at 9 p.m. on Bravo.

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