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A tweet sent out following the season 14 premiere of RHONJ on Sunday, alleged that Bravo was doing a disservice by allowing the men to be so involved in the drama. Let’s discuss.

On the season 14 premiere episode of RHONJ, fans saw the men get into quite a bit of drama whether it was among themselves or while interacting with the Housewives.

Not only did Paul Connell and John Fuda get into it at Jennifer Fessler‘s birthday party. John and Paulie’s conversation got so heated that the needed to separated by the other men in the group.

John also argued with Teresa Giudice over gossip she was repeating about him allegdly being the biggest drug dealer in Bergen County at one point in time. On top of that, Joe Gorga also lamented over his issues with his sister Teresa and her husband, Louie Ruelas.

RHONJ husbands Joe, Gorga, Frank Catania, John Fuda, Joe Benigno, Nate Cabral, and Jeff Fessler at "family dinner." — RHONJ husbands Joe, Gorga, Frank Catania, John Fuda, Joe Benigno, Nate Cabral, and Jeff Fessler at “family dinner.”

All this drama from the men of RHONJ led some fans to voice their fustration with Sirens Media giving the housewives’ husbands to much power on the show so they feel like the stars and can insert themselves into drama with the women of the cast.

On Bravo account tweeted:

“Problem is Sirens Media made these men feel like they’re the stars. Men need to stay in the men’s place & that’s the back of the room in the darkest corner.”

Another fan agreed, writing: “This! It’s productions fault. They put too much emphasis on the “men.” We don’t want it.”

Other fans couldn’t help but fully support these takes about the men of RHONJ.

“Absolutely agree. It’s weird that these men are so involved in drama. It’s too sassy for me,” one fan wrote.

“Wow never thought of this. But every word is true. Probably the only franchise we sometimes see more of the men than the women . Stopped watching married to medicine for this reason,” a second fan commented.

John Fuda claims that he is Teresa Giudice’s only storyline on RHONJ.

A third fan shared: “The interaction between Tre and John Fuda felt disgusting. I almost fast forwarded that part because It was totally unnecessary for production to even allow that!”

“Real men don’t get involved in women relationships,” another added.

RHONJ airs on Sundays at 8 pm on Bravo.

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