Roomies, do y’all remember when Kenya Moore was accused of putting up explicit photos of ‘Real Housewives of Atlanta’ newbie Brit Eady at her hair salon opening back in June 2024? Well Brit is taking Bravo to court because of it! The ‘RHOA’ newcomer has hit Bravo with a lawsuit over the posters. Even Andy Cohen has stepped in with some words. Whew! Let’s get into it.
Details On Brit Eady’s Lawsuit Against Bravo Over Explicit Salon Photos
If you needed a lil’ refresher — Kenya Moore threw a private event at her hair spa back in 2024. Word is, she had attendees shook when she allegedly put up posters showing Brit Eady involved in a sexual act. Bravo later fired Kenya from the popular reality series because of the incident.
According to TMZ, Brit is coming for Bravo’s pockets. She says the network made it seem like it was really her in the pics and now she wants $20 million in damages. Brit also claims Bravo “contributed to a hostile work environment” and hit her with sexual harassment by making her continuously show up to work after what she’s calling a “gendered attack.”
TMZ also notes that Brit Eady filed the on lawsuit against the network on Thursday, June 5. She’s also coming for Bravo’s parent company NBCUniversal, Truly Original and Endemol Shine North America. In the suit, Eady also accuses them of defamation, emotional distress, and sexual harassment. On top of that, she wants Bravo to take down the episode immediately.
Will Brit Eady Pop Out For The ‘RHOA’ Reunion?
Amid Brit Eady’s lawsuit against Bravo, folks are wondering if she’ll pop up at the ‘RHOA’ season 16 reunion. According to PEOPLE, neither Brit nor Kenya Moore showed up to the taping. The outlet says they both had different reasons for skipping.
Brit allegedly ditched the set after falling out with the rest of the cast, and Bravo reportedly didn’t invite Kenya. However, Porsha Williams, Phaedra Parks, Shamea Morton Mwangi, Kelli Ferrell, Angela Oakley, and Cynthia Bailey will all be on the reunion couch.
Andy Cohen Posts THIS Message Amid Brit Eady’s Lawsuit
Bravo hasn’t said a word about Brit’s lawsuit yet, but Andy Cohen hit up X (formerly Twitter) with a message that had fans thinking he was throwing a lil shade. He didn’t name drop Brit but folks quickly assumed he was responding to her suit as he wrote, “this is reaching a level of petty that’s beyond even anything I’VE seen!” along with a popcorn emoji.
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