Bravo is the home to some of the best reality shows of all time, particularly the Real Housewives franchise (which is streaming with a Peacock subscription). New York City was the crown jewel of the property for years, and now alum Leah McSweeney is in the midst of a legal battle with both the network and Andy Cohen specifically. And the trial has recently took a major step forward.
McSweeney starred in season 12 and 13 of RHONY, as well as season of Ultimate Girls Trip prior to turning against the network. She made a number of trouble allegations, including that Bravo pushes liquor on the women, and that Cohen did drugs with some of the Housewives. People has offered an update on her legal complaint, and U.S. District Judge Lewis J. Liman has denied the request to make it a private arbitration.
