Wednesday, November 21, 2012

Joanna Krupa Calls Off Engagement To Fiance Romain Zago


EOnline.com:
Wedding bells are no longer in Joanna Krupa's future.

The Real Housewives of Miami star has called off her engagement to fiancé Romain Zago, E! News confirms.

"We got in a huge fight, and I just pretty much got fed up with it," the 33-year-old model and reality star tells In Touch. "He loves me to death, he wants to be with me, but there's something that's holding him from committing 100 percent."

Krupa and Zago were together for over five years but had not yet set a date to walk down the aisle.

The split isn't exactly a huge surprise for Real Housewives of Miami fans. The couple's rocky romance has been a major plotline throughout the show, with Krupa and Zago often getting into heated arguments.

So how does the now-single Krupa feel about returning for another season of Housewives?

"Despite all the drama, of course I would love to," Krupa told us exclusively this past weekend. "I signed up knowing that it's one of the biggest franchises and there's also a lot of drama. But if you get seven girls in a room, somebody's going to start up something."

"I don't have any regrets," she added. "You live and learn. Miami is just another platform in my career, and I appreciate it."
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3 comments:

  1. She needs to
    Stop drinking & acting like a red neck
    - no beauty will
    Hold
    A
    Man with that crap
    She pulls

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  2. This chick is good for a weekend romp in Vegas, but long term relationship material, hell no!

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  3. I totally agree..Joanna is a loose cannon, she drinks constanty and always thinks her two cents is needed in every instance, quite honestly she's a narsastic individual, I cannot stand her, at all.. Or her sister. Romaine seems like a very level headed man, he does not need that loose cannon in his life and creating a bad name for him. Thank god he dodged that bullet!

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