The ultimate irony is that I also find ducks very tasty. You can blame my dad. He got me to try duck when I was a wee babby, and now I can't deny that they are tasty despite how much I want to cuddle them :<
I do also want to dissuade people from referring to Josephine as a mafia princess. This doesn't come from a canonical correction standpoint (since I obviously can't discuss anything like that), but more that it's just ... sort of a slur, at least within the context of Italian-American culture. You don't really call someone "mafia princess" and mean it in a positive, or even a neutral way--the term is very loaded and absolutely derogatory, particularly since it's an attack made at young, wealthier Italian (or Russian, as the other notable mob culture at least in the American Northeast) women. It carries a lot of "spoiled brat" and "taking advantage of dirty money" connotations as well. I know it's a trope term (thanks, TV Tropes), but it's also a real-life insult. If you wouldn't call Zevran a goombah, you shouldn't call Josie a mafia princess, particularly because she's from a country partially inspired by Italy.
The assumption that Josie's family employs or has employed the Crows is a very reasonable one to make given what we currently know about Antiva, and there is certainly a lot of room to debate this both before and after the game comes out! But it makes me cringe to see that term used for her given its real-life connotations.
Edited to add: I am so not angry at anyone right now, by the way! I just saw someone use the term and remembered it coming up a few times earlier in the thread after Josie was revealed, so I figured I'd provide the cultural context of the term 