According to ABC News, Joey and Fisher met for a dinner date in Port Jefferson, N.Y. in 2007. Their reunion, captured by The Insider, sparked rumors of a rekindled romance. "I'm not 16 anymore," Fisher told the show. "We are definitely are our reality... We know we're unconventional."
As the media attention mounted and buzz about a potential reality show emerged, Joey's ex-wife, Mary Jo, had nothing but nasty things to say about the whole thing. "Why do we like train wrecks? Why do we like to watch? Why do we slow down when we go past an accident scene? It's the nature of the beast, I guess," she told ABC News, noting that her husband may agree to a reality show if the price was right. "Joe has lost everything," she said. "He doesn't have a business; he's been in jail more times than I can count. He has nothing. There's nothing in his life, and he's hit rock bottom, and so this is what he does."
