Jersey Shore’s Jenni ‘JWoww’ Farley is not holding back as she targets critics who slammed her for excluding them from her wedding to Zack Carpinello.
On June 25, Farley, 41, unleashed a video on Instagram, reinforcing her choice to cut certain people from the guest list, stating, “You proved my point.”
“I’m doing this once because it’s so infuriating that while I am trying to enjoy being a wife to my husband, I am now getting caught up in retweets and tabloids about who was invited and who wasn’t invited,” she vented.
Farley continued, “If you were a true friend, if you were a true family member, none of this would be public right now, you would have came to me. But you can’t come to me, because then you can’t play victim to your own fake-ass narrative.”
She emphasized that fewer than 50 people attended the ceremony, adding, “These 50 people would f**king go to jail for me. That is the fact.”
The star of Jersey Shore: Family Vacation clarified that the surprise wedding had a limited guest list. She noted that those who truly cared would either attend or be genuinely happy for her regardless of an invitation.
“Not only would they be happy, they would not sh*t talk if they even weren’t invited,” she asserted.
Farley pointed fingers at the complainers, suggesting they were solely responsible for their exclusion. She claimed that their rush to social media and tabloids only validated her decision not to invite them.
“You’re in it for the wrong reason, you’re not in it to show love,” she said. “You’re in it for the f**king drama, and it’s a f**king joke.”
She declared, “You get what you deserve, and when you continue to play victim to your own narrative, and you continue with this bullsh*t, you will never succeed in life.”
Farley and Carpinello shocked friends and family by tying the knot in a secret ceremony on June 24.
In an exclusive statement, the couple expressed, “After all these years together, being able to celebrate our love surrounded by the people who have supported us throughout our journey meant everything.”
Guests arrived at Madison Modern Social in Old Bridge, New Jersey, expecting a film premiere of Farley’s new movie, Nanny Cam, only to find the venue transformed with deep red décor and elegant floral arrangements reminiscent of a modern-day Beauty and the Beast fairytale.
The ceremony was officiated by Old Bridge Mayor Debbie Walker and included meaningful roles for Farley’s two children. Farley shares daughter Meilani, 11, and son Greyson, 10, with ex-husband Roger Mathews, whom she divorced in 2019.
