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‘Real Housewives of New York City’ Alum Leah McSweeney Drops Lawsuit Against Andy Cohen and Bravo
The dismissal ends claims that production encouraged her relapse, and the suit was dropped with prejudice, barring McSweeney from refiling the same allegations.
- On Friday, Leah McSweeney voluntarily dismissed her lawsuit against Bravo and Andy Cohen, reaching a confidential settlement that ends the litigation before trial.
- McSweeney initially filed the lawsuit in 2024, alleging Bravo and its executives created a dangerous work environment and coerced her to resume drinking after a decade of sobriety to create drama.
- Denying these allegations, a representative for Cohen called the claims "completely false," while McSweeney's later filings alleged Cohen used his power to induce Real Housewives stars to "publicly disparage McSweeney."
- While settlement terms remain undisclosed, attorney Gary Adelman stated they are "extremely satisfied with the outcome" and "proud of Leah and her perseverance."
- The confidential settlement resolves the litigation before trial, ensuring Bravo avoids what would have been its first courtroom proceeding involving a former cast member.
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Andy Cohen and Bravo have settled the toxic work environment lawsuit filed by Leah McSweeney. The action saw the Real Housewives of New York star accuse her old bosses of encouraging substance use and a resumption of her alcohol abuse, among other things. McSweeney also later claimed that Cohen and Bravo engaged in a coordinated […]
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Former Real Housewives of New York City star Leah McSweeney‘s legal battle with Andy Cohen and Bravo has come to […] The post ‘RHONY’ Alum Leah McSweeney Drops Lawsuit Against Andy Cohen & Bravo appeared first on Just Jared - Celebrity News, Entertainment News & Photos.
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