Legal storm ahead: Kenya Moore contemplates legal action after being suspended from ‘RHOA’
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Kenya Moore, a long-time star of 'The Real Housewives of Atlanta' (RHOA), is considering legal action against Bravo after her recent suspension from the show. Moore, who has been with RHOA since 2012, was suspended following a controversy involving newcomer Brittany Eady.
Moore was suspended after allegedly sharing explicit photos of Eady at an event. Bravo stated that Moore is not fired but is taking a break. However, Moore feels wronged by the situation. Sources suggest that Moore and Bravo are at odds, especially regarding her safety concerns and how the incident was handled.
Moore has publicly denied any involvement in revenge porn, asserting that she never distributed private images to threaten or blackmail anyone. On social media, Eady expressed feeling targeted and bullied by Moore's actions.
'RHOA’ star Kandi Burruss says Kenya Moore ‘didn’t make up anything’ about NSFW poster
Kandi Burruss, former star of 'The Real Housewives of Atlanta' (RHOA), has defended her co-star Kenya Moore following Moore's suspension from the show. During an interview on the "Yung Joc & The Streetz Morning Takeover" radio show, Burruss expressed her disagreement with Bravo's decision to suspend Moore.
She argued that controversial actions are a common occurrence in the 'Housewives' series and questioned why this particular incident led to such severe consequences. Burruss stated, "I don’t like the fact that they suspended Kenya. Why y’all all of a sudden have such an issue with somebody doing something crazy to somebody?"
Burruss emphasized that Moore did not fabricate anything related to the incident. She highlighted that the show has often featured behavior that some might find inappropriate, questioning who decides the boundaries. "How many times have we done something that you think somebody shouldn’t do? So, who made the rules?"
Brittany Eady reveals feeling uneasy after being ‘targeted’
Brittany Eady, a newcomer to 'The Real Housewives of Atlanta,' recently expressed discomfort and a sense of being targeted following a recent incident involving fellow cast member Kenya Moore. Eady expressed her discomfort and hurt on social media, sharing that she felt bullied and hazed by someone she had hoped would welcome her into the show.
She emphasized that being singled out in such a manner is upsetting and has left her struggling to process the situation. Eady described the actions as "nasty, low, and disgusting" and firmly stated that bullying and revenge porn are never acceptable.
Moore, on her part, has denied distributing the explicit images, asserting that she would never participate in revenge porn or use private images for threats or blackmail. Despite Moore's denials, the incident has resulted in significant fallout.
Reality reckoning rocks Bravo universe with explosive lawsuits
Bravo has recently been embroiled in multiple lawsuits spotlighting serious concerns regarding the treatment of its cast members and working conditions.
One notable case involves Caroline Manzo, a former star of 'Real Housewives of New Jersey,' who has accused fellow cast member Brandi Glanville of sexual harassment during the filming of 'Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip.' Manzo's lawsuit targets Bravo, alleging that the network permitted and even promoted Glanville's behavior.
Another significant lawsuit has been filed by Leah McSweeney, a former star of 'Real Housewives of New York,' who is suing Bravo and its third-party producers for discrimination and retaliation. McSweeney claims that the producers failed to accommodate her mental health conditions and alcohol addiction, subjecting her to significant psychological pressure.
Additionally, Faith Stowers, a former cast member of 'Vanderpump Rules,' filed a lawsuit against Bravo and the show's producers, alleging racism, sexual harassment, and physical assault.
