The former star of 'The Real Housewives of Atlanta' also claims in a new social media post that she has been 'blacklisted' after launching a boycott against the network.
- Apr 13, 2022
AceShowbiz - NeNe Leakes has brought up some serious claims. The former star of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" recently divulged that someone is having her "followed" after she accused Bravo of racial discrimination.
"Stop harassing me, my business and my family!" the 54-year-old wrote on Twitter on Tuesday, April 12. "Stop having me followed, stop blacklisting black women for speaking the truth, stop paying off attorneys to not file discrimination claims! STOP IT."
Hours prior to that, NeNe claimed she has been "blacklisted" after launching a boycott against the network. "They always Blacklist you when you tell the truth," the TV personality penned.
NeNe exited "RHOA" in September 2020. Addressing her departure from the hit Bravo reality TV show, she said in a YouTube video on her channel that she could not reach a deal with the network despite a lot of "emotional negotiations." She added, "There's been a lot of emotions on both sides, It's been hard and I have made a hard, difficult decision to not be part of Real Housewives of Atlanta season 13. It wasn't an easy decision for me. It was hard."
Meanwhile, the Glee alum alleged on Twitter, "While others were being promoted, BLACK WOMEN who created shows, created genres, built franchise and built networks were being DEMOTED." She also accused Bravo executive producer Andy Cohen of being the "biggest gaslighter in all the land of Housewives," before noting that "systemic racism is greater than you will ever know."
However, in November 2021, NeNe hinted that she might be rejoining the cast of the Bravo series with some conditions. "I'm OK with returning to the show, as long as, you know, we can work through a few things," she said on "The Real", before adding, "I'm happy to return to the show and besides, I have a lot of unfinished business with a couple of them they confirmed on the show."
