Teresa Giudice‘s husband, Louie Ruelas, managed to disturb the eff out of the Bravosphere by posting (and quickly deleting) a sinister meme from the Joker film seemingly targeted at Margaret Josephs‘s son.
The controversial Real Husband of New Jersey meme featured Heath Ledger as Joker paired with the text, “May God have mercy on my enemies. Cause I won’t.” During the 14th season of RHONJ, Louie wished Margaret’s son would “suffer.” Teresa’s husband added “#facts” to the meme when he reposted it.
Never forget, Louie told Teresa, “Tell [Margaret] to stay away from our family. And you know what? I hope Margaret and her family suffer. You know, I hope her fucking son suffers the way I suffered, the way other people in our family have suffered.”
Bravo TV fans were disgusted:
- He’s a evil sick man
- Creepy
- Louie needs to question why he has so many enemies!! Why doesn’t he understand that his behavior is crazy and he is his own worst enemy! Louie’s narcissistic behavior and personality are so disgustingly obvious to everyone but Teresa and their children!
- Hate breeds hate
- He got his own portrait right. #Joker
Louie posted and deleted this, he’s legit nuts. His comments about wanting peoples children to suffer, he meant every single word of that #RHONJ pic.twitter.com/qVVq4MHBhZ
— rhonjwho (@trefab2022) September 2, 2024
ICYMI:
Louie ‘apologized’ for the vitriol he spat at Margaret Josephs’ son, but not Margaret. Then, the father of two and step-father to four referred to Margaret as a “disgusting, vile human being,” before retracting his statement. Louie posted, “The finale was very tough for me to watch and I wanted to address it with you all. After watching the finale, I was disappointed in my actions in bringing up Margaret Josephs’ son.”
Although that’s a fine statement on its own, the slimy self-proclaimed entrepreneur kept blabbing. “The reason he was even brought up was because I have been dealing with being falsely accused of calling Margaret’s son at his work which is simply not true. For that last year, Margaret kept putting this narrative out there that I called her son at work and have had to deal with it knowing I am being lied on.”
Louie snapped back to reality … for a moment. “Still, I know better not to bring someone’s child up and it is something I deeply regret. So, I do not want to apologize and acknowledge that I was wrong.” Again, he should have stopped there. But, he didn’t. Instead, he attempted to defend his revilement. “There’s been a lot of toxicity on the show that has affected everyone on the show. We have been dealing with a lot of frustrating things behind the scenes and it has been very hard for our family and my children who have been impacted by all that’s happened the hands of certain people.”
Louie concluded with a two-sided statement: half insult/half apologize. “Two wrongs don’t make a right and I deeply regret saying what I said.”
