'Jersey Shore' Star Jenni 'Jwoww' Farley Returns To Set Of Hit Reality Series; Brings Infant Daughter Meilani To Infamous Party House

"Jersey Shore" star Jenni "Jwoww" Farley recently returned to the set of the hit reality series that sent her to stardom. According to a report from Us Weekly, the new mom even brought along her infant daughter, Meilani Mathews, to the infamous party house.

In a photo uploaded to her Instagram page, "Jersey Shore" cast member Jenni "Jwoww" Farley showed her 10-month-old daughter playing with their infamous house's duck phone.

"Stopped by the Jersey Shore house today cause Meilani had to answer a very important phone call on the Duck phone(after I disinfected it). It was her Mother @jwoww telling her she was grounded for going there and never allowed out again," the 29-year-old reality star wrote alongside the image.

The former party girl seems to be adjusting well with her current domesticated and simpler life after the end of "Jersey Shore" last 2012. Jenni "Jwoww" Farley is said to be looking forward to Meilani's first birthday this coming July. She is also set to wed Roger Mathews this October.

Aside from the TV personality, another "Jersey Shore" star who has tamed down is Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi.

Publishers Weekly recently reported how the notorious wild child has transformed into a responsible mother-of-two alongside her husband Jionni LaValle.

"That other person, well, she's just not around anymore," the reality star said, adding that she now prefers to be called Nicole Polizzi rather than "Snooki."

"Let's be honest: Five years ago, most of the people who saw me on TV thought I'd wind up in rehab, a psych ward, or prison. [But] when you balance emotional strength with physical power, you feel the force in your body, heart, and soul. You're unbeatable."

According to nj.com, the petite mom said it is all about balance.

"I love being a stay-at-home mom and I also love working. So I have a pretty good balance going," said Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi.

"It does get hard at times, but I always remember that I'm working for my kids now."