Jacqueline Laurita’s daughter Ashlee speaks out against Danielle

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Jacqueline Laurita‘daughter Ashley Holmes he spoke against him Danielle Staub years after their terrible fight Real Housewives of New Jersey. The 35-year-old called Danielle a “liar” and suggested she is “mentally ill”.

In the past season, Jacqueline had a fight with Danielle when Ashlee, who was a teenager at the time, got involved and pulled Danielle’s hair. This was one of the most infamous fights on RHONJ. A few months ago, Ashlee commented on a clip of Danielle’s claims about the incident, as Ashley said none of them were true. (In the past, Danielle has said that the hair pulling caused her to herniate three discs.)

“Honestly I’ve been pretty quiet when it comes to [Danielle] for the… at least five years,” Ashlee said to her cousin Albie Manzoand Dear Albie podcast. “I haven’t really said anything. [But] sometimes if you catch me in a mood … like i caught the [recent] clip and it was literally just lies.”

“And I was just like, ‘This is a lie. Like, this is all not true,'” Ashley continued. “Sometimes I just feel that urge to say it. But mostly I let her be. Because you know what it is, as I’ve gotten older — and this might come off as a dig, but I feel like this — I think she has some kind of mental illness or mental health issue.”

Ashlee said she thinks Danielle believes her own lies.

“I really think she thinks things happen a certain way,” Ashlee said. “And just how things have progressed. Even the story she tells about the night I pulled her hair. [Leading up to that moment, things] gradually getting worse.”

Back in 2020, Danielle said that the physical change caused medical issues.

“I had my hair attached to those beads in my extensions, at least five of those extensions, which is a bunch of hair, was completely pulled from my skin, four stitches in my skin as a result, my head hit the pavement as a result,” Danielle said at the time on RHONJ: After Show. “I have six herniated discs, three of which happened that night as a result.”