Brandi Glanville, 51, is accusing host Andy Cohen, 55, of sexually harassing her, according to a letter obtained by the website Page Six.
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According to the letter, which her lawyers sent to NBC, Shed Media, and Warner Bros., the star of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills claimed that the host of the show Watch What Happens Live! sent her a video in 2022 in which he appeared “obviously drunk.”
In the clip, Cohen allegedly “boasted” about wanting to “sleep with another Bravo star” (American television network) while “thinking” of Glanville, according to the letter, and invited the former Housewife to watch him perform sexual acts via FaceTime.
The identity of the star with whom the host allegedly wanted to be with was not disclosed. “Mr. Cohen was Mrs. Glanville’s boss at the time and had complete control over her career,” the letter still states.
It is worth noting that Andy Cohen is the executive producer of the Real Housewives franchise. “This was an extraordinary abuse of power that left Mrs. Glanville feeling trapped and disgusted. It is inconceivable that Mr. Cohen remains in his position despite this behavior.”
On his Twitter profile, Cohen responded to the allegations by saying that it was all just a joke. “The video shows Kate Chastain and me clearly playing with Brandi.”
“It was a joke, and Brandi’s response clearly indicated that she was involved in the joke. Nevertheless, it was entirely inappropriate, and I apologize,” he added.
On the other hand, last year in August, Glanville praised the host for his support after she was accused by Caroline Manzo, her co-star from the 4th season of The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip, of touching her inappropriately on set.
“Andy and I have had many conversations because this is the first time I’ve dealt with something like this. This is new to me, and it’s scary for me. He’s been very helpful, honestly,” said the former model to Page Six at the time.
Manzo, 63, formally sued Bravo and the involved production companies for failing to protect her from Glanville’s alleged unwanted advances in January.
