Snooki says Joy Behar once ‘cornered' her in a bathroom and told her she's ‘not Italian'

Jersey Shore legend Snooki has claimed she was once 'cornered in a bathroom' by Joy Behar.

The 35-year-old - real name Nicole Polizzi - and the rest of the gang got back together this week for an explosive edition of Watch What Happens Live With Andy Cohen.

During the chat, the cast were asked some probing questions about their time on the show.

One of the topics put to them by the Shady Duck Phone was rude celebrities they had come across.

Well, it didn't take Snooki long to think of someone who wasn't exactly the nicest to her.

Joy Behar!" she shouted at the Cohen.

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The reality star went on: "Joy was so mean to me. She cornered me in the bathroom and said, 'You're not Italian!'"

She then turned to her co-stars, saying: "Oh, I said that."

When asked whether she had a response for the 80-year-old host of The View, Snooki said: "I said, 'OK, ma'am'."

But she wasn't the only one to have allegedly had a bit of a run-in with a top celebrity.

Once Snooki opened up about her memorable interaction, co stars Sammi 'Sweetheart' Giancola and Deena Nicole Cortese dived straight in too.

While they seemed a bit unsure as to whether they should spill the beans at first, they eventually gave up the name.

"Me and Sam had our separate thing. And I love him. I truly love him. I love his wife," Deena began.

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And when asked who the A-list celebrity was, she revealed that it was Ryan Reynolds.

She told the host that the Deadpool star was 'not great to us'.

Recalling the incident, Deena went on: "He, like, didn't want to be by us. I was like, 'Oh my god'."

Trying to out a bit of a positive spin on it all, Sammi then added, "Maybe he had a bad day?"

UNILAD has contacted a representative for Ryan Reynolds for comment.

Speaking of Reynolds, though, his new movie, Deadpool 3, recently had to shut down production following the actors strike last month.

In a groundbreaking move, the Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) announced that it would be joining Hollywood writers on strike.

Though a lot of actors have joined writers on the picket line in recent months, the announcement marked the first time in 63 years that Hollywood writers and actors are striking at the same time.