RHONJ Alum Siggy Flicker Appointed to Holocaust Museum Board by POTUS

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Real Housewives of New Jersey alum Siggy Flicker departed the series after Season 8. After fighting about cake and her co-stars being less intelligent, she was done. Siggy also left New Jersey in the rearview and moved to Florida. And now she has a new position, courtesy of President Donald Trump.
Siggy Flicker Appointed to US Holocaust Memorial Council along with other members
The podcaster, POTUS supporter, and member of his Mar-a-Lago Club, has a new position. The Washington Post reported that President Trump added five members to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council, including Siggy. These appointments will also replace the members who were fired on April 29, 2025. Those previous appointees were all appointed by former President Joe Biden.
Consequently, President Trump announced the news in a Truth Social post on Monday night. 'They are all strong supporters of Israel, and will ensure we NEVER FORGET,' he wrote. 'Congratulations to all!'
Of course, Siggy responded to the president's message via her Instagram. 'Thank you for the privilege & honor to represent and never forget,' she wrote. Further, her profile pic shows her with the president, holding an Israeli flag.
However, Siggy's stepson was involved in some controversy. Tyler Campanella was arrested and charged with five misdemeanors relating to the January 6th riot. Additionally, the FBI mentioned one of Siggy's Instagram posts, which showed Tyler inside the Capitol on January 6, 2021. The photo was captioned, 'I love patriots so much. Stay safe Tyler. We love you.'
Trump's decision to remove Biden's appointees has raised some alarms. Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Maryland) told the Washington Post that Trump's decision, 'Can only be seen as a profoundly divisive measure against a truly important institution.'
No word yet on how Siggy's former RHONJ co-stars reacted to the news. She had a famously rocky relationship with Margaret Josephs. I can't wait to hear Marge's hot take.
The Real Housewives of New Jersey is streaming on Peacock and Hayu in the UK and Ireland.
TELL US – WHAT DO YOU THINK OF SIGGY'S APPOINTMENT? HOW WILL HER FORMER CO-STARS REACT?
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