Jenni 'JWoww' Farley breaks up with Zack Carpinello after he flirts with Angelina Pivarnick: 'I'm pretty hurt'
Jenni "JWoww" Farley has officially broken up with her boyfriend Zack Clayton Carpinello after he was caught flirting with Angelina Pivarnick, on an episode of 'Jersey Shore: Family Vacation'.
The news of their breakup was first reported by US Weekly which cited a source saying that the heartbroken reality star had "ended the relationship".
After the episode showing 24-year-old Carpinello getting handsy with 33-year-old Pivarnick was aired, the 33-year-old Farley took to Instagram to post a note that suggested that she had no idea that her much younger boyfriend was being disloyal to her before watching the episode.
"After seeing tonight's episode, I'm pretty hurt," she wrote in a note posted to her social media account. "I feel disrespected by someone I called a friend and by someone who stated they loved me."
On the same note, she shared candidly: "For 5 months I was kept in the dark about this. For 5 months I was naive, probably laughed at and made into a storyline that will forever haunt me."
"My heart hurts on so many levels. One thing I learned from tonight’s episode is know your value. Don't ever lower your standards," Farley added.
In the episode, Carpinello embraces Pivarnick's waist and touches her behind while Farley is seemingly passed out at a Las Vegas club.
In a trailer from the midseason of the show, Pivarnick is seen telling Chris Larangeira, her fiancé who she is scheduled to marry "hopefully in the fall sometime", that Carpinello was the one who came onto her.
"I feel his hand go slaps butt right on me," she told him, to which Larangeira does not look too convinced.
Later on, in a confessional, Pivarnick explained that she was taken off guard by Carpinello's behavior. "One minute he's asking me about my sex life, the next minute he's grabbing me!"
She added, "He doesn't know what boundaries are. This is gonna be a problem." In the same trailer, Farley is seen confronting Pivarnick with the accusation, "How much do you commit to a lie?"
