Meanings of more gossipy in English

Someone more gossipy may suggest he's just like his mother, but that would be ridiculous.

I mean it is apt to be more gossipy, more personal, more sensational, more frivolous; less serious and thoughtful and suggestive.

From Angela, I received much more gossipy letters describing the emotional flux at the court in the days following Bryan's death.

Madame Raquin displayed a more unbending, a more gossipy disposition, and, to tell the truth, it was she who attracted and retained the customers.

More gossipy, more personal.