Teresa Giudice Causes a Scene in Court

Real Housewife of New Jersey table flipper Teresa Giudice shows out with or without cameras around.

Teresa Giudice didn't have a table to flip in a New Jersey courtroom on Wednesday, but the "Real Housewives" star still managed to cause a scene.

The fiery-tempered brunette was in court this week because her husband Joe is being sued for fraud by former business partner Joe Mastropole.

Mastropole has accused the Housewife's hubby of forging his name on a mortgage document to secure a big loan, of which Guidice kept $1 million.

Though Joe is at the center of the drama, it was Teresa who got heated during a break in the proceedings, when she reportedly picked a fight with Monica Ciccone, the wife of William Saracino Jr., Mastropole's lawyer.

She exploded at Ciccone in a hallway during the break, according to RadarOnline.com, screaming, "You and me gotta talk!"

When Ciccone ignored her, Giudice reportedly insisted, "I need to talk to you!"
Ciccone continued to brush off the reality hothead, saying, "I don't have to talk to you, we both have lawyers."

This was the last straw for Giudice, Radar reports, who seemed to channel her history of hallway fighting by going after Ciccone the same way she fought with "Real Housewives" castmember Danielle Staub last season.

"You need to stop telling people my business!" she reportedly yelled.

Unlike Staub, Ciccone stood up for herself, saying, "I'm not talking to you, you're a bully!"

Joe Giudice had to extract his wife from the situation, the gossip site reports.

Though Teresa has famously said her husband finds her over-the-top antics attractive, the passion may have cooled. Radar says he was overheard saying, "I'm f**ing tired of this TV sh*t!"

Despite the altercation, Wednesday held a happy ending for Teresa. Initially implicated in the lawsuit because her name and signature are listed on the mortgage document in question, a judge cleared her of any fraud charges.

Teresa has claimed she had no knowledge of her husband's business dealings, despite the signatures.

Jacked from NY Daily News