Almost two years after his departure The Real housewives from Atlanta for the second time, NeNe Leakes decided in April to sue Bravo. Also included in the NBCUniversal case are the other production companies involved in the filming and some of the executive producers, including Andy Cohen, who have all been sued for an undetermined amount of compensation. The TV personality accuses them of promoting a “racist-insensitive” work culture, citing several specific incidents with his former co-star Kim Zolciak-Biermann. And now Zolciak-Biermann has broken his silence on the cause that her name evokes.
Kim Zolciak-Biermann reacts to the accusations of NeNe Leakes
Notably, NeNe Leakes claimed in his lawsuit that he was “the target of systemic racism” by his co-star, who later directed Bravo’s. don’t come home late series. Kim Zolciak-Biermann allegedly used stereotypes and racial slurs during filming Real housewives from Atlanta in previous seasons. And Leakes’ complaints about the behavior would first be met with network inaction and then Leakes would later be fired. In a CLEAN teaser clip The cut with Carlos Kingshared with entertainment tonightZolciak-Biermann denied the allegations, saying in part:
I mean, [NeNe Leakes] You know what you say is not true as far as I’m concerned. It’s ridiculous and she knows it. Then I’ll take care of her when I’m done with them.
Kim Zolciak-Biermann, who is joined in the segment by others Real housewives from Atlanta alumni for a mini-reunion – seems to imply he may be suing his former co-star for these claims after the current lawsuit is settled. If so, NeNe Leakes’ legal woes could continue for some time. But we won’t know much more until the rest of the episode airs tonight, June 11. What we do know is that Leakes’ other co-star, Kandi Burruss, who is still a RHOA star to this day, she felt that she herself did not give much importance to the accusations of racism.
To be clear, however, NeNe Leakes is not suing Kim Zolciak-Biermann, but only the superiors allegedly involved. talk to TMZ In May, the 54-year-old explained that the reason she’s sued after all this time is because she thinks the network is “blacklisting” her for talking, noting that she couldn’t work more than three years for it. . She also hinted that the white “corporate boss” had implied that she was playing to be a white woman because of her blond hair. However, Leakes told the outlet that the main goal of her lawsuit was “to end discrimination against women of color.”
NeNe Leakes is currently experiencing other legal problems
More and more recently, another process related to Real housewives from Atlanta The fan favorite showed up, but this time around, she’s the one being chased. Namely, the wife of the TV personality’s alleged boyfriend accuses him of ending their marriage with their extramarital affair. Later, the woman asks for $ 100,000 in compensation for the emotional distress, humiliation, and loss of affection.
NeNe Leakes then addressed his wife’s cheating allegations on his Instagram Live, via us weekly. She said being seen as a “husband thief” after losing her husband, Gregg, to her cancer was just “too much”. Added losses:
And there’s no one here stealing from husbands. Are they? I never. Nobody wants to steal anyone’s problems, honey.
Whatever the case (or cases), it seems the reality star has a ton of drama on his plate right now. We will find out what Kim Zolciak-Biermann might add during her time the last drink Airs tonight, June 11, on OWN at 10pm EST! And for the latest drama on The Real housewives from AtlantaWatch the new episodes of season 14 on Sunday night at 8pm ET on Bravo or the next day on Peacock Premium.
Source: Cinemablend
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