‘Jersey Shore’ star Jenni ‘JWoww’ Farley snubs co-stars from wedding: report

“Jersey Shore” star Jenni “JWoww” Farley reportedly did not invite co-stars Angelina Pivarnick and Ronnie Ortiz-Magro to her surprise wedding.

A source told TMZ Thursday that Pivarnick and Ortiz-Magro were “blindsided” by being left off Farley’s wedding guest list.

The pair, according to the insider, “are extremely upset and hurt” by the snub.

Page Six has reached out to reps for Farley, Pivarnick and Ortiz-Magro for comment.

Farley, 41, tied the knot with 31-year-old pro wrestler Zack Carpinello Wednesday at Madison Modern Social in Old Bridge, New Jersey.

The couple invited 50 friends and family members to the venue for what they believed to be a special screening of her upcoming film “Nanny Cam” — only to surprise guests with a wedding ceremony officiated by the city’s local mayor.

Farley’s co-stars who were in attendance included: Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi; Deena Nicole Cortese and her husband, Chris Buckner; Sammi “Sweetheart” Giancola and her husband, Justin May; and Mike “The Situation” Sorrentino and his wife, Lauren.

Sorrentino shared Instagram photos of the reality stars with the bride and groom at the wedding, writing, “GYM TAN LOVE ❤️. Congratulations @jwoww @zackclayton.”

Meanwhile, Paul “Pauly D” DelVecchio and Vinny Guadagnino were invited, but didn’t attend for unknown reasons, per TMZ.

Farley has had a complicated relationship with Pivarnick, and things really came to a head at Pivarnick’s 2019 wedding to Chris Larangeira.

There, Farley, Polizzi and Cortese roasted Pivarnick in their speech and were booed by the crowd.

Pivarnick had a brief falling out with the trio after the incident, which played out on “Jersey Shore: Family Vacation.”

Ortiz-Magro, meanwhile, sparked health concerns when he appeared to nod off during a SiriusXM cast interview in April.

Shortly after, Ortiz-Magro told fans in a statement he’s dealing with “mental health struggles,” including depression, bipolar and anxiety.

“What you saw was me trying to battle through one of my toughest moments,” he wrote. “I pushed myself to try to show up for other people when I just needed to show up for myself.”

After her wedding, Farley told People she and Carpinello wanted their special day to “feel authentic.”

“The surprise element, the family focus and the intimate guest list all allowed us to create something personal and meaningful,” Farley shared.

The MTV star also said the pair “envisioned a small, meaningful celebration focused on the people who matter most to us.”

Farley went public with her relationship with Carpinello in April 2019, just months after she filed for divorce from her ex-husband, Roger Mathews.

The reality star and Mathews had married in October 2015.

Farley and her ex-husband’s daughter Meilani, 11, and son Greyson, 10, were both involved in her and Carpinello’s wedding.