Allegations of Sexual Harassment in Bravo's 'Real Housewives' Franchise
Brandi Glanville accuses Bravo's Andy Cohen of sexual harassment, claiming he sent her an inappropriate video and made unwelcome advances. Cohen apologized, stating it was meant in jest. Glanville's lawyers allege broader sexual misconduct by NBC, Shed Media, and others in the 'Housewives' franchise.
Key Points
- Brandi Glanville accuses Andy Cohen of sending her inappropriate video and making sexual advances
- Allegations of broader sexual misconduct within 'Real Housewives' franchise
- Cohen apologizes, stating the incident was meant in jest
Pros
- Bringing attention to the issue of workplace harassment and abuse of power
- Encouraging others to speak out about their experiences
Cons
- Causing controversy and division within the 'Real Housewives' community