Jennifer Aydin Reacts to Andy Cohen’s Take on Jersey Mike’s Drama

Jennifer Aydin you measure Andy Cohen calling the Jersey Mike’s drama “a self-inflicted wound.”

“I didn’t see it. Someone told me about it. I didn’t hear that,” said Ms The Real Housewives of New Jersey star, 47, was told only Us Weekly Wednesday, January 8. “But you know what? I would say that is true.”

Aydin made headlines earlier this month for his unexpected feud with several Jersey Mike’s employees. The Bravo actor posted a video on his social media page saying he waited “for what felt like forever” to get help from the sandwich shop. The worker there then fired at Aydin via TikTok.

Cohen, 56, later went on his radio show and called the moment a “self-inflicted wound.”

“He melted. And you know what, before you call the post office, hit the song and say, ‘How’s this going to come?'” Cohen said during the Monday, January 6, episode of his SiriusXM show. Radio Andy. “How will you create such a problem for yourself? … You’re at the airport, you’re getting a sandwich. … That’s it, how is this going to come?”

After some reflection, Aydin admitted that he shouldn’t have posted the video of his interactions with several fast food workers.

“I have to realize that my putting it on is a self-inflicted wound. I didn’t think it would go down like that,” he explained on Wednesday. “I thought people would see this video and say, ‘How disrespectful was this guy to you?’ And neither can he, so it’s okay. All good. The lesson we learned.”

While sitting down UsAydin gave us his recollection of what happened. According to the reality star, the incident happened when she and husband Bill Aydin, their five children and additional family members were on vacation.

“[Bill] he took all the children, went to another stand that had a table, and ordered food. It was around 5:30 in the morning,” said Jennifer. “Mike’s jersey didn’t open until 5:30, and my cousin and I got in line at about 5:45 in the morning and there weren’t that many people in line. It was slow here too, but we wouldn’t complain.”

When Jennifer placed her order, Bill was not there. When she later joined him, Bill shared that one of their children ended up asking for a sandwich and Jennifer tried to add an item after placing her order. The employee allegedly told Jennifer if she wanted another sandwich she would have to go back in line or ask the man next in line if it was okay if she went to the counter to order something else.

Related: ‘RHONJ’ Star Danielle Cabral Responds to Jen Aydin’s Jersey Mike’s Drama

Danielle Cabral couldn’t help but seem to be worried about The Real Housewives of New Jersey called out the drama of Jennifer Aydin and many of the Jersey Mike’s crew. “I usually hold my tongue, keep my mouth shut … say nothing, take s— all the way and I feel like I don’t want to today,” […]

“In the video, they were still preparing my sandwich. It’s not like I paid. I didn’t go out,” he said. “So for them to tell me to wait until the end of the line or to ask this guy’s permission – that just started the argument. They shouldn’t have done that and that’s just customer service. I realize now that I can’t say, ‘I’m a celebrity.’ People are very angry. … I won’t say I’m a celebrity anymore because people are so angry about that. But, obviously, this wouldn’t have spread as much as it did if I wasn’t a public figure.”

After Jennifer’s social media incident went viral, the outbreak included her being kicked out of an upcoming reality star tour. In addition to shooting, the The RHONJ The future of the cast remains to be seen after the show was put on hiatus following season 14. Although the direction of the show is still unclear, Jennifer has faith that everything will be fine and says she has “respect” for whatever Bravo decides.

“I feel that when they get together to consider who they are going to sing again or who they are going to play again, they will be wet under the bridge.” So I don’t think that’s a real thing,” he said Us. “Besides, when they reorganize who will be on the staff, I don’t know where I will be at that time in my life. I strongly believe that God protects me and my blessings are in the evidence of my life in the good that I do. I always pay.”

With reporting by Christina Garibaldi