Ex-'RHOA' Star Brit Eady Claims Bravo Gave Her Ultimatum for Season 17, Source Denies
TMZ • • entertainment
Key Points:
- Brit Eady, a former cast member of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta," is contesting Bravo's attempt to dismiss her $20 million lawsuit alleging sexual harassment on set, specifically involving Kenya Moore.
- Bravo claims Eady's contract bars her from suing and that she was warned about the stressful nature of the show before joining in Season 16.
- Eady alleges Kenya Moore displayed explicit photos of her on posterboards during production, an act that shocked even other cast members and led to Kenya's mid-season removal and an investigation.
- Eady argues her contract did not cover such incidents and that she was pressured to continue working with Kenya if she returned for Season 17, although sources say she was never asked back.
- The case highlights tensions behind the scenes of "RHOA," with Eady maintaining that Kenya's behavior was unprecedented and unacceptable.
