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Three Days in the Life of a Drama Queen
It’s 3:03 a.m. in a sweat-stained nightclub in Florence, Italy, and tension is in the air.
The tension has been brewing since early this afternoon — Thursday, June 2 — when Snooki (Nicole Polizzi), a star of MTV’s taboo-busting reality show Jersey Shore, started guzzling booze, anxious about the imminent arrival of her American boyfriend.
In fact, it might have been brewing even longer, perhaps since the day before, when this reporter arrived in Florence and was brought straight to the bank-turned-apartment that houses Jersey’s eight mostly Italian-American castmembers, who’ve been ensconced here for nearly three weeks in an ambitious attempt to return them to their ancestral roots.
Word was spreading in the apartment that one of the “guidos,” just to cause trouble, might reveal Snooki hadn’t been faithful — worse, may have slept with a fellow castmember. Now her boyf
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Jersey Shore: Family Vacation is an American reality television series, created by SallyAnn Salsano, this series was premiered globally on 5 April 2018. This series is a sequel to the 2009 Jersey Shore television series, Jersey Shore ran on television from 2009 to 2012.
Jersey Shore Family Vacation Actors And Salary
Paul Michael DelVecchio Jr. known as DJ Pauly D reportedly makes a salary of $10k per episode for this show.
Actress Nicole Elizabeth LaValle known as Snooki reportedly makes a salary of $8k per episode for this series.
Actress Jennifer Lynn Farley known as JWoww reportedly makes a salary of $8k per episode for this series.
Michael Paul Sorrentino known as The Situation reportedly makes a salary of $6k per episode for this series.
Deena Nicole Buckner reportedly makes a salary of $4k per episode for this show.
Ronald J. Ortiz-Magro Jr. reportedly makes a salary of $3k per episode for this series jersey shore family vacation.
Vincent J. Guadagnino • Get them in a bar, and fists have been known to fly. But “Jersey Shore” creator and executive producer SallyAnn Salsano insists that MTV’s latest salary negotiations with Snooki and the gang were not contentious in the slightest. Speaking at a private reception prior to the Hollywood Radio and Television Society’s “Unscripted Hitmakers” luncheon Tuesday, the fast-talking producer said that contract talks with the “Shore” crowd have “always been friendly,” and the latest, was no exception. The party-loving crew reportedly got a pay bump to more than $100,000 an episode for Season 4, which ought to underwrite many a night at Karma. “I have a legal team, they have a legal team,” Salsano said. “It’s never been contentious. The press likes to say that it is, but it’s always been really friendly and there’s never been like a big cast standoff and all that stuff. “It does not happen,” she stressed. Also R
‘Jersey Shore’ Creator: Salary Negotiations Were ‘Really Friendly’