NeNe Aint No Mo Money Bish Leakes Enlists Mo’Nique’s Lawyer For Bravo Lawsuit, Says She Was Called A ‘White Woman’ Because Of Her Blonde Hair..👁🪓🪓🪓
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A former real HouseHoe is far from finished with her allegations of racial discrimination.
TMZ recently caught up with NeNe Leakes who’s currently in the middle of her explosive lawsuit between Bravo, Andy Cohen, NBCUniversal, and The Real Housewives of Atlanta production companies True Entertainment and Truly Original.
The goals are to stop racial discrimination against Black women,” NeNe told TMZ when asked about the “goals” of her lawsuit. “Nobody wants to go to work every day as a Black woman with blonde hair and the head of the corporation calls you a white woman.”
The former housewife told the media outlet that she had been itching to slam Bravo with the discrimination lawsuit “years ago,” but according to the star, execs from the network retaliated against her making it difficult to pursue legal action.
I was constantly being retaliated against, being blacklisted, not able to work, being silenced, and so, you know, it was difficult to do,” she said.
Many folks online speculated as to whether NeNe filed the suit because she didn’t get her own spinoff series upon leaving the hit franchise in 2020, but the famous socialite shut down those claims, calling them “ridiculous.”
According to the “Fashion Police” alum who publicly wondered why certain housewives [like Kandi] got multiple spinoffs, she had so many opportunities to have her own show, but she “never” wanted one.
- “It has nothing to do with having a temper tantrum and wanting a show,” said NeNe. “I never wanted my own show. I had many opportunities to have my own show.”
NeNe said she started to raise a few eyebrows when she went from being booked and busy to suddenly having no work. In addition to the Real Housewives of Atlanta, Leakes had a reoccuring role on NBC’s “The New Normal” from 2012 to 2013 and she hosted the “Fashion Police” from 2016 to 2017, but according to the former peach holder, those opportunities quickly vanished after she was blacklisted by Bravo, NBC, and the aforementioned parties.
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