Former "Mob Wives" star Marissa Jade, 41, was recently spotted in Austin, Texas, approximately a decade after the VH1 reality series concluded its run. Jade was seen spending time with former "Teen Mom" personality Farrah Abraham, with both individuals seen by a pool.
Jade, who joined "Mob Wives" in its sixth season in 2016, was known for a notable feud with co-star Brittany Fogarty that escalated into a physical altercation. Reflecting on the show in a 2024 interview, Jade described it as one of the few reality programs that maintained authentic drama both on and off camera.
Following the conclusion of "Mob Wives," Jade participated in the UK version of "Celebrity Big Brother" in 2017. She later appeared on MTV's "Celebrity Ex on the Beach" in 2020. Jade has since transitioned into mainstream acting, appearing in several low-budget films, and has also explored work as an OnlyFans creator, though her account appears to be inactive.
Recently, Jade reunited with original "Mob Wives" cast members Renee and Jennifer Graziano for a speaking tour. In February, reports surfaced that the Graziano sisters were pitching a reboot of "Mob Wives" to television networks. Renee Graziano is reportedly the only confirmed cast member for the potential reboot, while original star Drita D'Avanzo has expressed no interest in participating.
"Mob Wives" originally premiered on VH1 in 2011 and is credited with launching the career of Angela "Big Ang" Raiola. Raiola achieved significant popularity, leading to her own spin-off series, "Big Ang," in 2012, and a subsequent spin-off, "Miami Monkey," in 2013. She passed away in 2016 at the age of 55 after a battle with cancer.