Caroline Manzo talks Teresa Giudice Legal scandal in ' watch what happens: Live' (VIDEO)

' Watch what happens: Live': Caroline Manzo does not tell much about Teresa Giudice Legal controversy

Caroline Manzo addressed the legal issues of the owners about their "Real Housewives of New Jersey" co-sta, Teresa Giudice during his visit to the headquarters of the Club in "watch what happens: live."

Giudice and her husband Joe, were charged last week by a federal grand jury of conspiracy to commit mail and fraud, wire bank fraud, making false statements in loan applications and bakruptcy fraud in a 39-count indictment. All told, the couple faces up to 50 years in prison.

"Even I can not wrap my head", said Caroline host Andy Cohen. "I think for me and the Manzo family, our position is going to be, rest assured, because it is too large and too serious for the peanut gallery. ''

Caroline said that he sent a message with Teresa on the day of the indictment, but that these texts remain private between them. Other stars of the "Real Housewives" franchise have had more to say about the scandal.

"Miami" Star Black Lea told People magazine, "Reality TV, I've always said-- brings out the best-- and worst of all over the world." The magazine also spoke with former "New York", Jill Zarin, housewife who said, "many stars of reality are naive if they think that everything you have done in the past not to examine. Be a star of the reality comes with good and evil. ""

Bethenny Frankel was not nearly so nice. She told Us Weekly, "[it] is curious how some people [as a] moth to a flame..." People who love to be in the limelight often have a lot of skeletons in their closet... sorry for them? No. Not so much, because the law was broken. You've broken the law and it went on television. That is not really so smart."

Despite his legal problems, Teresa still allegedly will participate in the meeting of the upcoming "Real Housewives of New Jersey".

In 'The Real Housewives of New Jersey' Teresa Giudice catch every Sunday at 8 p.m. ET on Bravo. The same network is transmitted "watch what happens: live" every Sunday to Thursday at 11 p.m. ET.

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