Brandi Glanville comes to Kenya Moore’s defense after she was booted from Real Housewives of Atlanta amid her ‘revenge porn’ scandal.
Moore, 53, was recently accused of sharing photos of new RHOA co-star Brittany Eady allegedly performing oral sex while filming season 16.
Although Moore has vehemently denied the allegations, Bravo reportedly suspended the star this week and she will no longer appear in the upcoming season.
Glanville, 51, who has been accused of sexual assault by Real Housewives Ultimate Girls’ Trip co-star Caroline Manzo, took to X (formerly Twitter) to defend Moore and seemingly criticize Bravo for “punishing” the ” villains” who “create.” ‘
“Women get into physical fights on (Real Housewives Of New Jersey) and that seems fine with the producers. Where is HR now?” she tweeted Wednesday.
Brandi Glanville comes to Kenya Moore’s defense after she was booted from Real Housewives of Atlanta amid her ‘revenge porn’ scandal. Moore has recently been accused of sharing photos of RHOA co-star Brittany Eady allegedly performing oral sex while filming season 16.
She then accused Bravo of “pressuring” Moore to air Eady’s alleged explicit photos, although Moore denies ever participating in “revenge porn.”
‘Also, I’m pretty sure the producers pressured Kenya to show that video. “They know what’s going to happen before it happens, just like everyone knew about Taylor’s physical abuse while it was happening,” Glanville speculated.
She was referring to her former Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills castmate Taylor Armstrong, whose alleged abuse by her now-deceased husband Russell Armstrong was unearthed in the Bravo show’s second season.
In a follow-up tweet apparently directed at the network, Glanville wrote: “Create the villain, enable the villain, praise the villain, then punish the villain, for being… a villain.”
Glanville’s support comes as a surprise, as she and Moore have publicly feuded in the years since her stint on Celebrity Apprentice in 2014, with Moore previously labeling her “the scum of the earth.”
It was alleged that Glanville had called Moore “fat” among other “insults” behind the scenes, while Moore targeted Glanville by mentioning her ex-husband Eddie Cibrian’s affair with his now-wife LeAnn Rimes on camera.
He testified that Cibrian, to whom Glanville was married for eight years and with whom she had two children before separating in 2009, had “left (Glanville) for a younger, prettier woman.”
Moore’s suspension from the upcoming season of The Real Housewives of Atlanta was confirmed by TMZ Tuesday amid allegations that he shared sexually explicit photos of Eady while filming Season 16.
Glanville, who has been accused of sexual assault by Real Housewives Ultimate Girls’ Trip co-star Caroline Manzo, took to X (formerly Twitter) to defend Moore and seemingly criticize Bravo for “punishing” “villains” who ” believe.”
Glanville’s support comes as a surprise, as she and Moore have feuded in the years since her stint on Celebrity Apprentice in 2014, with Moore previously labeling her “the scum of the earth.”
In a follow-up tweet apparently directed at Bravo, Glanville wrote, “Create the villain, enable the villain, praise the villain, then punish him, for being… a villain.”
According to the site, Moore, who has starred on the show since its fifth season in 2012, is weighing legal options after she previously responded to the suspension by declaring she was “not going anywhere.”
Initially, Kenya and the production team had mutually agreed that she would take a break from the series with the option to return in the future.
The conflict between the two women began when Brittany allegedly threatened Kenya by using the word “gun” in a conversation during the first few days of filming.
Inside sources told TMZ that the network investigated the claim against Brittany, leading to unsubstantiated findings.
Sources also said there was never a gun present while the cameras were rolling.
Following the alleged threat, Kenya allegedly displayed NSFW posters of Eady at the grand opening of her spa while Brittany was not there.
Ultimately, Bravo deemed Kenya’s behavior to be in violation of its code of conduct.
People close to the situation revealed to TMZ that Kenya feels aggrieved and has cited security concerns as part of the discord between her and Bravo.
Co-stars Kandi Burruss and Porsha Williams have come to the former pageant queen’s defense.
TMZ on Tuesday confirmed Moore’s suspension from the upcoming season of The Real Housewives of Atlanta.
It comes amid claims he shared sexually explicit photos of RHOA co-star Brittany Eady while filming season 16.
Moore has publicly denied the allegations on both X and Instagram.
Despite her support of Moore, she has been fired for the remainder of the season.
Shortly after the alleged incident made headlines, Kenya denied the claims on her Instagram story.
“Believe nothing you hear and half of what you see,” he wrote. “The truth always comes to light.”
And on social media app X, Moore insisted she would “never participate in revenge porn.”
He also said he has “never distributed anyone’s private images or footage, nor has he solicited images owned by others to use, threaten or blackmail them.”
Meanwhile, Eady also made a public statement online.
‘It’s never a good feeling to be attacked or hazed by someone who I thought would welcome me into a new circle, who I never met.
“For the record, I have never owned weapons or threatened anyone. I am hurt by the narrative being shown. Wrong is wrong,” he wrote on Instagram.
Glanville’s insertion into Moore’s drama may be perceived as self-serving, as she has waged a “public reputation war” against Bravo in recent months.
Glanville has been accused by Real Housewives Ultimate Girls’ Trip co-star Caroline Manzo of sexual assault and harassment in an explosive 2023 lawsuit against Bravo.
Manzo claimed Glanville forcibly kissed her and touched her vagina while producers were filming Real Housewives Ultimate Girls’ Trip in Morocco.
Glanville has repeatedly denied Manzo’s claims and his lawyers accused Bravo of “withholding evidence” that would clear his name in an explosive legal letter threatening a lawsuit in February.
Glanville’s insertion into Moore’s drama may be perceived as self-serving, as he has waged a “public reputation war” against Bravo in recent months; seen in april
Glanville has been accused by Real Housewives Ultimate Girls’ Trip co-star Caroline Manzo of sexual assault and harassment in an explosive 2023 lawsuit against Bravo. Manzo claimed Glanville forcibly kissed her and touched her vagina while producers were filming Real Housewives Ultimate Girls’ Trip in Morocco, something Glanville has repeatedly denied.
They claimed Glanville was “used and abused by NBC, Bravo, Warner Bros. and Shed Media” and “silenced” in the wake of sexual assault allegations.
Glanville also accused Bravo bigwig Andy Cohen of sexual harassment.
In a legal letter obtained by DailyMail.com in February, Glanville claimed an “obviously intoxicated” Cohen sent her a video of himself saying he wanted to have sex with Below Deck star Kate Chastain and invited her to watch the act over FaceTime in 2022.
But Cohen, an openly gay man, insisted the video was a joke, writing on Brandi’s response clearly communicated that she was in on the prank.
“That said, it was totally inappropriate and I apologize.”
