Leah McSweeney dismisses lawsuit against Cohen and Bravo

Leah McSweeney has voluntarily dismissed her lawsuit against Bravo and executive producer Andy Cohen, ending her claims with prejudice, according to court documents. The dismissal means she cannot bring the same allegations again. Reports described the action as following a settlement, but the court filing cited in coverage does not establish a settlement agreement or its terms. McSweeney sued Bravo and Cohen in 2024, alleging that people involved in producing the reality series encouraged her to drink despite knowing of her history with alcohol use disorder. She also alleged that Cohen used cocaine with cast members and that those who participated received more favorable treatment and edits. Cohen and Bravo denied her allegations. The parties have not publicly disclosed any settlement terms or amount. McSweeney’s attorney, Gary Adelman, said he was extremely satisfied with the outcome and proud of her perseverance. His statement did not describe the terms or confirm a settlement agreement. Bravo said in 2024 that an investigation into McSweeney’s allegations against Cohen had found them unsubstantiated. That conclusion was described by a Bravo representative. Cohen also...