Milania Giudice pushed back after a critic questioned how she was grieving her late best friend. The “RHONJ” star recently shared a dance video while mourning Victoria Zardoya. One commenter suggested Milania’s grieving period had already ended. However, several fans defended Milania and her very personal way of coping.
Fans rallied around Milania Giudice after critics questioned how she was grieving her best friend
Milania, 20, posted a TikTok video showing her emerging from a pool. She was fully clothed while “Lay All Your Love On Me” played. The song appeared in the “Mamma Mia!” movie musical. Milania then lip-synced while lying beside the pool.
She also tagged Victoria’s account in the video’s caption. One user criticized the post by writing, “I guess the grieving is over.” Milania quickly responded, “U have issues.” Her blunt response immediately drew attention from other commenters.
Several fans rallied around Milania following the exchange. One person said she was “trying to entertain her bestie.” Another commenter, who was grieving, said the video “counts as a shower.” Others stressed that grief looks different for everyone. They also noted Milania was grieving a close friend at a young age.
Milania’s sister Gia Giudice also joined the discussion. Gia replied, “I mean get it.” Her comment added another layer of support beneath Milania’s response.
Victoria died unexpectedly at age 20 in July 2026. She suffered fatal injuries after falling during a Florida trip. The incident happened while she was visiting friends at Egmont Key. A medical examiner later listed her cause of death as “craniocerebral trauma.”
The manner of Victoria’s death was classified as an “accident.” Days after the tragedy, Milania shared an emotional tribute. “My Victoria. My best friend. My sister. My soulmate,” she wrote. She also called Victoria her “partner in crime.”
Milania previously said there were “no words” to describe losing her. Her latest social media post did not erase that earlier grief. Instead, fans argued that celebrating memories can also be part of mourning. Milania’s response showed she did not appreciate assumptions about her grieving process.
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