Most of "Mob Wives" season 5 featured the infamous battle between the two Natalies.
Natalie Guercio and DiDonato's endless drama became the center of the story in VH1's hit reality show, but another cast member Renee Graziano vows to put an end to the in season 6.
While Graziano is known to have sided with Natalie DiDonato following her own altercation with Guercio, she believes that focusing on the petty fight between the two cast has lost the real story of the show.
"No, I won't be having that next season," she said in an interview with OK! Magazine.
"Even if the old Renee has got to come back, I'm going to step outside, have a conversation with God and control that. There needs to be a line of respect. And if those two girls want to do whatever they want, they have to do it on their own. In all honesty, this is way deeper. This is more about family, what has happened to our lives because of the lifestyle we chose. This aint' about a bunch of girls fist fighting, calling each other bitch and whore. It's not about that...We want to bring it back home. I think we lost it this season, and I can't have that."
To which original "Mob Wives" cast Angela "Big Ang" Raiola agreed.
"We want it to be about us," she said.
However, Graziano still accuses Guercio of not being a legit member of a mob family and that she her boyfriend are just regular people who wants to ride on the fame being part of a "mob thing."
"I think that Natalie and her boyfriend [London Rene] happen to be regular people just trying to make it like they are not, she insisted. "I don't think they are too much into the mob thing."
And what better way to stir away the focus to the Natalies' drama?
Graziano reportedly wants original "Mob Wives" cast Alicia DiMichele to return to the show.
Inquisitr previously reported that Renee recently posted a tweet asking Alicia to come back to the show.
And if that's true or if Alicia does consider returning to "Mob Wives," things between her and Karen Gravano is expected to heat up.
It has been made to public that Alicia's father-in-law, Eddie "Tall Guy" Garofalo, was allegedly killed on the orders Karen Gravano's father, Sammy "The Bull" Gravano.
