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The good news? The Real Housewives of New Jersey is returning to Bravo on June 2. The bad news? The cast has been so tight-lipped on what's going on this season that we have absolutely no idea what to expect. Sad face. Even Caroline couldn't spill the beans when we asked her about it during our exclusive interview! OK! Exclusive: Behind-the-Scenes of the Bravo Upfront Party But here's what we do know—Teresa Giudice might be friends again with Melissa, Caroline, Jacqueline and Kathy. Their rift was basically the biggest plotline of the show last season, so if this is true, this is huge news. OK! News: Why Joe Giudice Won't Appear on Season 5 We say might be friends because we don't know them personally and they haven't told us (wait, we actually do know them personally—check out the details of our meet-and-greet here!) but also because of this behavior as of late: Photos: The 8 Best Celebrity Spoof Accounts on Twitter For one, Teresa has been seen in a lot of pictures with her fellow Franklin Lakes ladies lately. She proudly walked the red carpet with them at Bravo's Upfront in March: She also attended a promotional event with them at Dylan's Candy bar that same month: And she also showed up to the Manzo brothers' opening of their new restaurant, according to RealityTea.com. OK! Exclusive: We Attended The Manzo's Restaurant Opening Party! And as far as social media goes, Teresa's been supporting her fellow castmates all over the place, like by retweeting OKMagazine.com's interview with Chris and Albie: And retweeting Jacqueline: And, we should probably also mention that when we saw the girls at the Bravo upfront, Teresa and Melissa seemed pretty chummy. Teresa said to Melissa, "Oh I love your dress! Is it Max Mara?" We don't think frenemies would chat about fashion in that way... Photos: Reality Stars Who Have Hair or Makeup Lines These things don't lie, guys. So what do you think? Do you think Teresa and the other ladies rekindled their friendship? Are we going to see drama between two different ladies this season? Vote in the poll below, and tweet us your predictions @OKMagazine! poll by twiigs.com   Photo credit:  Getty Images/Splash News

Water levels in two of the Great Lakes dipped to record lows in January, but while spring conditions are expected to give these freshwater bodies a seasonal boost, scientists say the ability to forecast long-term trends remains difficult due to climate fluctuations.