Real Housewives of New Jersey’s Teresa Giudice has been accused of wearing a fake designer swimsuit while vacationing in Tulum, Mexico.
After sharing a sexy poolside pic of herself in a black two-piece with Chanel’s double-C monogram at the top, the 50-year-old reality star was snapped by The Real Bad Fashions Instagram account, owned by Ben T. , on Tuesday Accountant in Texas.
In response to Ben’s post, in which she described her swimsuit as “allegedly designer-inspired swimwear,” other internet sleuths began speculating whether the bikini was real or fake.
Under fire: Real Housewives of New Jersey’s Teresa Giudice has been accused of wearing a fake designer swimsuit while vacationing in Tulum, Mexico
The comments section was inundated with social media users calling the fake designer swimsuit “so embarrassing”, while others pointed out that “Chanel doesn’t even make this bikini”.
“She ironed that CC herself,” one commenter joked, while another admitted to being “shocked at how much fake stuff the housewives have”.
“Does Chanel even make cheap bikinis like that? I very much doubt it,” a third person asked under the post.
knockoff? After sharing a sexy poolside picture of herself in a black two-piece with Chanel’s double-C monogram at the top on Tuesday, the 50-year-old reality star was snapped by The Real Bad Fashions Instagram account, owned by Ben T. , a Accountant in Texas
“She ironed that CC herself,” one commenter joked, while another admitted to being “shocked at how much fake stuff the housewives have”.
Not real: The comments section was flooded with social media users calling the fake designer swimsuit “so embarrassing”, while others pointed out that “Chanel doesn’t even make this bikini”.
In December, Giudice’s husband Luis Ruelas was accused by fans of giving their four daughters fake Cartier bracelets for Christmas.
The Real Bad Fashions eventually released Giudice’s daughter Gia’s TikTok video along with some separate posts where the account user sparked speculation and claimed that the bracelets might not be authentic.
One post included close-ups of the case Gia was holding as she gave her followers a look at the jewel next to another Cartier case to compare and contrast.
“Does Chanel even make cheap bikinis like that? I very much doubt it,” a third person asked under the post
“Why does she even care that it’s so embarrassing,” said another
In another Instagram Story post, the account creator had written, “Why isn’t the Cartier logo in the center?” while enlarging the logo on the inside of the box.
Social media users offered their own take on the claims in the comments, with some agreeing with The Real Bad Fashions while others defended the authenticity.
“Money talks… Wealth whispers… And these girls scream,” one follower had typed, while another wrote, “The box is clearly not real, nor is the bracelet. Do you think they know?’
However, one user commented: “Just to be fair… The images on the websites are not always accurate, especially when it comes to the packaging. I have padded and non-padded boxes and both are authentic. I’m not saying they are either, I’m just saying you can’t base your whole point of view on the website photos lol.’
More fakes? In December, Giudice’s husband Luis Ruelas was accused by fans of giving their four daughters fake Cartier bracelets for Christmas. seen in 2022
Differing Opinions: While some social media users agreed with the creator of The Real Bad Fashions account, others defended the authenticity of the bracelet