Josie is the twin to Teresa but feels more like a referee at times when Mary and Teresa argue. Even though Josie is Teresa's identical twin sister, she believes they are nothing alike. With Josie's strict diet and workout regiment, you can hardly tell that she and her sister are twins at all: "My ass would look like Terry's if I didn't work on it." Also born and raised in the Bronx, Josie now owns a successful salon in Woodland Hills, California, with over three-dozen hairdressers, stylists and estheticians that keeps her very busy. Josie has three sons, one daughter and is so very proud to be the grandmother of seven grandchildren. She loves to cook and travel with her sisters and spend time at home with her husband of over 50 years, Joe. <br><br> To learn more about <i>Golden Sisters,</i> click <a href="http://www.oprah.com/own/Golden-Sisters-About-the-Show"> here.</a>

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