'Real Housewives of New Jersey': Will Jacqueline Laurita really return?

Jacqueline Laurita is one of the most loved housewives in "Real Housewives of New Jersey." And while she's no longer part of the show (at the moment), she's still very active on social media talking about the show and her real housewives friends.

Laurita is always on Twitter, tweeting about "RHONJ" episodes and talking to fans and followers. She loves answering questions and in one of her answers, Laurita insinuated that she would be returning to the show.

While the latest season has just finished, this might mean that Laurita is gunning to be back for the next season of "RHONJ." All About the Real Housewives was able to capture her tweets regarding the matter.

First, she said, "I don't think the door was ever closed. I guess it's kind of like when Dina came on season 4 to film w/Teresa about Caroline."

And then she made a joke, saying, "I'm back to bring the ratings—Jacqueline Laurita...HW tagline."

One minute after that tweet, she laughed it off saying, "I'm only being silly. LOL! It just sounded funny."

Is she coming back or is she not? That's something fans have to wait for until the next season. But why would Laurita want to come back to "RHONJ" considering she was the one who left the show? Examiner thinks that it can be two things: money or clearing things out with Dina Manzo. As for Bravo's side, bringing back Laurita does mean bringing in ratings because everyone just loves her.

Meanwhile, the reality TV star has been very open about her feelings when Teresa Giudice was sentenced. According to Reality Tea, she actually broke down when she heard the news. It was very hard for her since she's been good friends with Teresa.

Coming back to "Real Housewives of New Jersey" may be an outlet for Laurita to share her emotional struggles with the girls and her fans. Making things good with Dina could be another reason. But either way, "RHONJ" fans are very delighted to hear that she may make a comeback and they're certainly looking forward to it.

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