Andy Cohen Denies Feud, Gia Giudice Denies Next Gen NYC Firing

Gia Giudice has publicly denied rumors that she was fired from Bravo’s Next Gen NYC or involved in a cheating scandal at her university, clarifying that she graduated two years ago and the allegations are baseless. Bravo executive Andy Cohen also addressed the rumors on his SiriusXM radio show, stating he is not a producer of Next Gen NYC, has no knowledge of any discord involving Gia, and holds positive feelings toward her and her mother, Teresa Giudice. Cohen further dismissed claims of inappropriate behavior by Gia with co-stars, describing such reports as news to him and praising the show itself. Gia’s denial and Cohen’s comments collectively dispel the swirling rumors, affirming her continued role on the Bravo series and her growing presence in entertainment through her podcast and reality TV appearances. Despite the drama, the cast of Next Gen NYC, featuring children of Real Housewives stars, continues to attract attention, with Cohen encouraging audiences not to overlook the series. Gia’s situation highlights the challenges of rumor and speculation in reality TV circles and the importance of direct statements from involved parties.