'RHONJ' Star Joe Gorga Expresses His Frustration Over Feud With Teresa Giudice

"RHONJ" star Joe Gorga is taking the feud with his sister to another level. This time, he took to his social media to vent about the altercation between himself and his sister, Teresa Giudice. According to what he posted, nobody can understand how he truly feels about the situation.

This post comes a few days after it was reported that Joe and his wife Melissa Gorga shunned the wedding of Giudice and her husband, Luis Ruelas.

While no one could tell for certain why Joe refused to attend his sister's wedding, a source told Page Six that they have not been on good terms since the shoot of the final season of "The Real Housewives Of New Jersey."

Read on for more details.

On Tuesday, Joe posted a picture of himself on his Instagram where he wrote in a caption, "People always say, 'I know how you feel.' Nah, you don't."

This caption was possibly in reference to the feud going on between the actor and his sister, Giudice.

Joe and his wife Melissa were noticeably absent at Giudice's wedding to Luis Ruelas due to a "tense season finale" filmed before the wedding. A source told Page Six that while the Gorgas were invited, they declined the invitation. According to the source, they've not been on good terms, and the drama that went down in the season finale was the final straw.

However, fans might have felt some drama brewing when Giudice announced back in March that Melissa wasn't going to be part of her bridesmaids.

Following the decline of the invitation, the actress shared her stance on where she stood with her brother.

During the ceremony (via Page Six), Ruelas made a toast to everyone who attended the wedding and was about to make a speech on "true love" when he was interrupted by Giudice, who said something that seemed to take a jab at her brother.

"I want to thank all my friends that came out here from all different states in the country, all my business partners, my family, Teresa, your friends, your family, new friends, old friends, friends that resurfaced," Ruelas began, before the new bride cut in. 

"Chosen family!" Giudice screamed into the microphone while guests cheered on in support. This came after Joe dissed shared that "blood doesn't make you family" on his Instagram story. On the other hand, Melissa captioned her Instagram story about how God blessed her with an amazing family.

The "Real Housewives Of New Jersey" tied the knot to Ruelas on Saturday at East Brunswick, NJ, with family and friends in attendance.

The handsome groom looked dapper in a white suit jacket and bow tie, while Giudice dazzled in a Mark Zunino wedding dress. She also wore a custom-made tiara and a veil by Bridal reflections, which was embroidered to match the tattoo she got to honor her mother, who died five years ago.

"The bride wore a custom Mark Zunino Atelier blush mermaid gown that featured over 300 yards of hand-draped English netting," Zunino, the stylist, told Page Six Style in a statement.

"The train was over 100 inches long, accented in crystal and pearl details with long white beaded evening gloves to match. I wanted to help Teresa pay tribute to her family in some way, so her veil was designed exclusively for her with three large hearts and the Italian phrase 'Sempre Insieme,' which means 'Always Together.'"

Giudice's bridesmaids included her co-stars Jennifer Aydin and Dolores Catania and her daughters Audriana, Milania, Gabriella, and Gia. They initially wore pink fur robes from Lé Lauriér Bridal by Lauren Holovka and later changed to light pink satin gowns from Coco Chateau Gowns for both the reception and the wedding ceremony.

Other guests in attendance were Alexia Echevarria of "Real Housewives of Miami," Jill Zarin and Dorinda Medley of "Real Housewives of New York City," Ashley Darby of "Real Housewives of Potomac," Chanel Ayan of "Real Housewives of Dubai," and Cynthia Bailey, Kenya Moore and Phaedra Parks of "Real Housewives of Atlanta."

Former "Real Housewives Of New Jersey" castmate Dina Manzo was unavoidably absent from the wedding, as she had since relocated to Canada.