The Real Housewives of New Jersey (RHONJ) star Teresa Giudice was featured in an episode of the show where she consults with psychic James Van Praagh to find out if she will face jail time and house arrest following her fraud charges.

"From your point of view, It'll work out fine for you," the psychic tells Teresa.

"I don't see [jail]."

Could the RHONH star avoid a guilty sentencing?

Teresa Giudice was replaced by sisters Kathy Wakile and Rosie Pierri on Sunday night's episode of Watch What Happens Live.

"Teresa was notified by Bravo on Friday that her appearance on Sunday's show was being canceled," a Bravo insider told RadarOnline.

"No official reason was given, but the network has been upset with Teresa for not doing as many promotional appearances for The Real Housewives of New Jersey."

Teresa Giudice mentioned that it's "all about family" in a recent Twitter post, leaving many fans wondering if she's embarrassed about recent comments made on the last episode of RHONJ Season 6.

She also made a recent confession about her upcoming sentencing and possible prison time.

"No one can ever prepare themselves to go to prison," Teresa exclusively shares in the new issue of In Touch.

"More importantly, how could I ever prepare myself to be away from my kids? It's too terrifying for me to even think about."

Teresa Giudice and Melissa Gorga are rumored to attend a Season 6 premiere party, leaving many of the show's fans wondering if they will fight each other at the event.

They have, however, reportedly forgiven each other at a family reunion, Radar Online reports.

"Thank God, everything is great between us," Gorga said during a recent interview.

"As traumatic as their situation is, that's when family puts the nonsense aside to be there for each other. My husband and I are here to support Teresa and Joe."

Teresa Giudice posted a message on Twitter thanking her fans for prayers amidst sentencing drama.

Dina Manzo mentioned that she'll "never do a reality show with family," leaving many fans wondering if it has anything to do with Teresa Giudice's sentencing and drama over house rights.

Teresa Giudice will not be writing a book about her time in jail and upcoming sentencing.

"Teresa is not focusing on writing anything at the moment," a source told Radar Online.