‘Next Gen NYC’ to Sidestep Family Scandals for Ariana Biermann, Gia Giudice
Producers of the Bravo reality series aim to maintain a clear focus, preventing cast members from discussing their siblings' legal troubles.
The upcoming season of Bravo’s “NextGen NYC” will not delve into the recent family scandals involving cast members Ariana Biermann and Gia Giudice, according to sources.
Producers are reportedly aiming to keep the show’s narrative focused and free from the personal legal issues impacting the siblings of Biermann and Giudice. Both Biermann and Giudice are currently filming Season 3 of the series.
Biermann’s younger brother, KJ Biermann, 15, was arrested in August and charged with multiple offenses including aggravated sexual battery and false imprisonment. He has pleaded not guilty to the charges and is currently under house arrest at his mother Kim Zolciak’s home in Georgia. KJ Biermann was accused of sexual assault by a female classmate. His parents, Kim Zolciak and Kroy Biermann, are also undergoing a contentious divorce.
Giudice’s sister, Milania Giudice, has also been involved in legal matters. She was arrested in May following an alleged domestic dispute involving a family member. Milania pleaded not guilty and was ordered to attend anger management classes. In September, she was involved in an incident at Tampa Bay International Airport with Gia and their mother, Teresa Giudice. During the airport incident, Teresa Giudice stated that Milania had previously had fentanyl in her system and had recently been released from the hospital. Milania has since spoken publicly about her mental health, revealing diagnoses including bipolar disorder, depression, anxiety, PTSD, and ADHD, and stated she was in a treatment center.