Teresa Guidice's stint inside the prison might be the best thing to happen to her as the reality star will reportedly get $1 million for "Real Housewives of New Jersey" or "RHONJ" season 7.

According to Celebrity Dirty Laundry, the $ 1-M contract for Teresa Guidice for "RHONJ" has created some sort of friction with the rest of the cast.

The source alleged that the cast members are "disgusted that Teresa is getting such a huge paycheck, especially since she's a convicted felon. It sends a very bad message to their fans that crime does indeed pay."

Now, the alleged $1 million contract of Teresa Guidice has reportedly created a snowball effect as Dina Manzo also allegedly demanded $ 1 million to renew her contract for "RHONJ."

"Even though the show's producers want Carolyn Manzo to come back, she isn't ready to sign on for the drama; she is going to hold out for a bigger payday," CDL noted. "Jacqueline Laurita also is looking for her big pay day as producers asked her to come back to improve ratings."

For now, the only casualties would be the twins Nicole Napolitano and Teresa Aprea because fans "said they were boring and brought nothing to the show."

"In Teresa's case, the money she gets from the show will most likely go to her restitution payments stemming from her fraud case," the article added. "In court documents, Teresa consented to withhold 25% of any money payable to her."

As for Teresa Guidice, she can start filming for "RHONJ" immediately after her release from prison in February when she should have served the 15-month sentence for fraud. Her husband, Joe Guidice, will begin his 41-month prison sentence after the former "Real Housewives of New Jersey" star completes her sentence.

James J. Leonard, the attorney for the reality star, told E! News, as reported by Radar Online, that Teresa Guidice will come out of prison a stronger and more focused person.

"She's getting back in touch with her faith. She's spending a lot of time praying in there and I think the Teresa that comes out of prison is going to wow people," he said.