Mob Wives, from VH1 Created by Jennifer Graziano, is already preparing for its new season which is scheduled to be on air by December 2014.
According to cast member Renee Graziano, Mob Wives season 5 will be on air by December 2014 on VH1. She tweeted, "We r back on in dec."
The viewers of the show are eager to know about Alicia DiMichele, who left the show in last April. Recently a fan tweeted, "thinking of you, all the way from Bulgaria; it's a sad thing we wouldn't be seeing u in Season 5. Be strong!!! Believe!!!."
Another tweet by a fan stated, "@AliciaDiMichele @VH1 hasn't officially announced your departure... hopefully that means you're in S5 lol" and she replied saying, "U are sooo cute."
According to New York Daily News, DiMichele resigned from Mob Wives due to some legal issues. But the 40-year-old reality star did not comment about. When asked about it she told New York Daily News, "I can't talk about it."
However, a source said, "The word is that she trying to present a better image to the judge," said a source. She is trying to fix her image," reports New York Daily News.
Based on All About The Real Housewives blog VH1 is still looking forward to DiMichele's participation in the show.
"Producers are still reaching out to Alicia DiMichele to come back to the show. They miss her, but she it's not happening right now. She's focusing on her family and has no desire to film," a source told the blog.
Though there is no confirmed news about DiMichele rejoining the show, Big Ang will be a part of the show in the next season, reports Radar Online.
In an exclusive interview with Radar Online, Big Ang confirmed that she will be returning back to the show in the next season.
"I love my show and I enjoy doing it even though there's a lot of drama. I'm very friendly with all the girls and I'm looking forward to another season actually," she said.
Mob Wives fan site mobwivessitdown.com states that Renee Graziano will be a part of Season 5 and new cast members may join the team.
Mob Wives focuses on a group of Staten Island women after their husbands or fathers are arrested and imprisoned for crimes connected to the Mafia.
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