Vanderpump Rules Star Faith Stowers Sues Bravo For RACE HARASSMENT

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Bravo is being hit with one other lawsuit, and this one could be the most damaging one ever.

HOLLYWOOD, CA – APRIL 23: Actuality TV Character Faith Stowers attends the GMCLA’s fifth Annual Voice Awards at The Ray Dolby Ballroom at Hollywood & Highland Heart on April 23, 2016 in Hollywood, California. (Picture by Paul Archuleta/FilmMagic)

Media Take Out confirmed that powerhouse attorneys Mark Geragos and Bryan Freedman are representing Faith Stowers, a former solid member on Bravo’s standard actuality TV present Vanderpump Rules.

Faith, who’s Black, is claiming that Bravo launched towards her, “a vicious campaign of racist harassment and retaliation.”

The go well with is CRAZY.

“Stowers was recruited to the show” by Lisa Vanderpump to “add more “color to the cast.” the lawsuit recollects. “Although she had never set out to be a reality star, Stowers was excited by the opportunity and accepted the offer. She was paid a total of $5,000 for her first season.”

LAS VEGAS, NV – MARCH 26: (L-R) Tv personalities Raquel Leviss, Faith Stowers, Lala Kent, James Kennedy and Jesse Montana from “Vanderpump Rules” arrive on the Onerous Rock Lodge & On line casino’s Rehab pool celebration on March 26, 2016 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Picture by Mindy Small/FilmMagic)

The $5,000 was the bottom quantity paid to any Bravo-lebrity, on any present.

“Very quickly, however, Stowers realized that she was getting more than she bargained for,” the go well with added. “Stowers was subjected to racism, sexual harassment, and physical assault in her first season.”

Stowers claimed after she reported the mistreatment to NBC and present producers, she was “warned in no uncertain terms to keep quiet and play nice. Driven by concern for her career and fear about how she might otherwise be portrayed on air, Stowers reluctantly did so, only to discover that she had been nominally demoted to an unpaid ‘volunteer’ without any actual change in her employment status.”

WEST HOLLYWOOD, CA – OCTOBER 28: Faith Stowers and Nathan Ford attend the ‘Vanderpump Rules’ premiere celebration at The Church Key on October 28, 2015 in West Hollywood, California. (Picture by Tibrina Hobson/Getty Photos)

“Over time, her treatment got even worse. Many cast members embarked on an overtly racist social media harassment campaign, accusing her of having gone AWOL from the military [false], of being a thief [false], and being a career criminal wanted by the LAPD [false],” the go well with learn.

“NBC [ and producers], which tightly control the cast’s public statements and messaging, condoned, ratified and amplified these vicious lies, causing untold harm to Stower’s mental health and reputation. To make matters worse, NBC threatened her with ruinous legal action when she attempted to speak out.”

That is the most recent in a collection of lawsuits towards Bravo.

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