Former Real Housewives of New Jersey star Caroline Manzo has filed a lawsuit against Bravo and its affiliated companies over alleged incidents during the filming of the fourth season of Peacock's Ultimate Girls Trip.
According to documents obtained by PEOPLE, Manzo claims that network employees associated with Forest Productions, Warner Bros.
Entertainment, NBCUniversal Media, Shed Media, and Peacock TV regularly provided alcohol to the Real Housewives cast, inducing severe intoxication.
She further alleges that these employees directed, encouraged, and allowed cast members to sexually harass one another, all in the pursuit of higher ratings.
When approached for a statement, representatives for Bravo, Peacock, and NBC Universal declined to comment.
In the recent lawsuit filed by Manzo, she identifies herself as a 'victim of those harmful actions' and aims to hold Bravo, Forest Productions, Warner Bros.
Entertainment, NBCUniversal Media, Shed Media, and Peacock TV accountable for what she alleges to be 'unlawful conduct.'
The lawsuit seeks to discourage the defendants from continuing to sacrifice their cast members’ safety for their own ratings and profits.
Notably, Glanville is not named as a defendant in the lawsuit.
Lamorne Morris reacts to fans loving his ‘Wicked’ scene from 'New Girl'
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry tied the knot in a fairytale wedding on May 19, 2018
King Charles enjoys a night of laughter at Royal Variety Performance
Liam Payne was sadly laid to rest on Wednesday surrounded by family and friends
Kate Middleton felt the pain of being shunned by her father-in-law King Charles
Middleton married James Matthews in 2017
