“Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” reality star Brandi Glanville has reportedly accused executive producer and Bravo head Andy Cohen of sexual harassment.
Glanville's lawyers sent a scathing letter to NBC, Shed Media and Warner Bros., alleging that Cohen acted inappropriately toward her. She said he sent her a video in 2022 in which he appeared “visibly inebriated” and was “thinking” about Glanville, saying he “wanted to sleep with another Bravo star,” according to He was said to be “bragging” about it. Page 6. She claimed he invited her to watch him engage in sexual acts on Facetime.
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“Mr. Cohen was Ms. Glanville's boss at the time and had complete and complete control over her career,” Ms. Glanville's attorney wrote in the letter, according to Page Six.
“This was an extraordinary abuse of power, and Ms. Glanville felt trapped and disgusted. It is inconceivable that Mr. Cohen would remain in office despite this behavior, and that profits are being prioritized over people.” “It harkens back to the bad old days of Matt Lauer and NBC News,” the lawyers said.
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“NBC, Bravo, Warner Bros., and Shed Media intentionally obscure their legal rights, lock them into illegal contracts, and intentionally cause them to suffer in silence,'' said attorney Brian Friedman. Mark Geragos continued. “We know there are countless innocent victims who have not yet told their stories or sought legal redress,” they said, Page Six reported. .
“Mark Geragos and I have heard from thousands of current and former reality TV contestants about how their appearances have harmed them physically and emotionally,” Friedman added. Ta.
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Friedman encouraged anyone who would like to share more to come forward and join the team.
“We encourage everyone to contact us and join our growing team as we fight for change in this despicable industry,” he said.
According to Page Six, Glanville and her team have threatened legal action, notified NBC, Shed Media, and Warner Bros., and preserved potentially relevant documents in case the case develops in the future. He said he asked him to do so. (Related: 'American Idol' producer Nigel Lythgoe faces new sexual assault lawsuit)
Cohen and his representatives have not yet released a statement regarding these allegations.
This story will continue to develop further.
