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Read previewLeah McSweeney, known for appearances on Seasons 12 and 13 of "The Real Housewives of New York City," is suing Bravo, executive producer Andy Cohen, and others, accusing them of encouraging her to relapse for ratings.
AdvertisementMcSweeney, who also appeared on the spin-off show "The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip," was candid with viewers and producers about her sobriety journey.
According to the lawsuit, McSweeney had been sober for around nine years until a brief relapse about five months before joining the show.
However, according to the complaint, producers discriminated against her by intentionally planning scenarios intended to exacerbate her disabilities.
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