Teresa’s Giudice‘s soon-to-be-released tell-all, “Turning the Tables: From Housewife to Inmate and Back Again,” has inmates at the Danbury, Conn., facility (where Giudice served less than one year for fraud) fuming over allegations of lesbian sex.
“The last thing anyone likes is a snitch,” a source tells Page Six. “They are very upset.”
According to published excerpts, the 42-year-old “Real Housewives of New Jersey” star called her prison cell the “Boom Boom Room” and often heard her cellmates engaging in sexual acts.
“I could see two women … writhing around … I cannot believe this is happening,” she wrote. Giudice also said a number of inmates went “gay for the stay” while at the facility.
“She’s talking about her own roommate,” said the insider. “But it’s not hard for people to know who her roommate was. It’s going to come out. It’s nonsense to say that.” 
Several inmates have been asked about the accuracy of the book, and a select few have been approached by “Nancy Grace” to discuss it on television, Page Six has learned.
“Incarcerated women are pissed because they feel it will only add to the stereotypes. Why be a misogynist against women,” said the source. “You had the opportunity to write something and you’re writing only about the vision board and the sex.”
Some readers may see parallels between Giudice’s experience and the hit Netflix show “Orange Is the New Black” because they both take place at the Danbury facility.
“You get a tabloid writer, who has never met Teresa, who writes a book basically taking ‘Orange Is the New Black’ and takes it 10 steps further,” said the insider. The source was referring to former People magazine reporter K.C. Baker.
We’re told it’s a possibility that the warden of the prison will come forward to rebut the claims spelled out in the book.
“Turning the Tables” will be released on Feb. 9.
A request for comment from Giudice’s rep was not immediately returned.