'Real Housewives of New Jersey': Margaret Josephs warns Marty that Danielle Staub is being nice because she wants his house

Danielle Staub and Margaret Josephs haven't been the best of friends ever since the beginning of season 10 and that enmity has continued and is now impacting people around them as well.
Marty Caffrey and Danielle Staub (Photo by Rodrigo Varela/Getty Images) and Margaret Josephs (Photo by Bennett Raglin/Getty Images for DailyMail.com)
Marty Caffrey and Danielle Staub (Photo by Rodrigo Varela/Getty Images) and Margaret Josephs (Photo by Bennett Raglin/Getty Images for DailyMail.com)

Marty Caffrey and Danielle Staub's personal lives make for interesting storylines on 'Real Housewives of New Jersey'. No wonder cast-member Margaret Josephs seems so invested in it. 

In last week's episode, we witnessed the housewives engage in a heated discussion about how Marty and Danielle have gotten it between the sheets. While Teresa Giudice was sure that they have slept together, Margaret was not buying it until recently, when she decided to call Marty over and discuss the issues at hand.

During their freewheeling chat, Marty hinted that indeed they had slept together but that doesn't have to be everyone's problem. A livid Margaret then warned Marty that Danielle could very well be with him to get a hold of his house and nothing else. She pointed out that the latter was just using him to get something for herself and that none of her feelings are true. 

Danielle and Margaret have a tumultuous history and it's not something anyone would want to remember. 'RHONJ' season 10 premiere was an explosive one in which everyone was airing old dirty laundry. Margaret and Danielle got into an ugly spat which led to a brawl of sorts with the latter storming out of the house while using words like ''s**t and w***e  for Margaret. 

Danielle accused Margaret of getting together with her husband, Joe Benigno, while she still married to her now-ex-husband, Jan Josephs. In response to the claims, Margaret pointed out that: "Prostitutes f**k married men, and you've f**ked a lot more married man than I have." This pushed Danielle to abuse her left, right and center as she left the scene. 

Whatever may be the case, viewers say it's not Margaret's place to decide what Marty should do with his equation with Danielle. Her energies are better invested in sorting the lawsuits she is so neck-deep in. "Why is Margaret so obsessed with Danielle? If you don’t like someone you ignore them. Who cares about their living arrangement that’s their business. If she wants to use Marty how does that affect you? Danielle is a nut job but why waste your energy? #RHONJ," a fan expressed while another pointed out that it's okay for Margaret to get intimate with another man while still married but it's so wrong when Marty finds comfort in Danielle?



 

Whatever the case may be, it should be up to Danielle and Marty to take a call on whether or not they'd want to continue with their relationship.

Catch all-new episodes of 'RHONJ' every Wednesday night on Bravo TV.  

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