RHOA star Brit Eady sues Bravo for $20m over explicit photo incident
RHOA star Brit Eady sues Bravo for $20m over explicit photo incident

Real Housewives of Atlanta star Brit Eady has filed a $20m lawsuit against Bravo, alleging defamation, sexual harassment and a hostile work environment after an explicit photo was aired on the show.

The 37-year-old, who joined the cast in season 16, lodged the claim in New York State Supreme Court on Thursday, also naming NBC, True Original and Endemol Shine North America as defendants.

The incident occurred during a June 2024 taping, shown in an April 2025 episode, where co-star Kenya Moore displayed a poster with an explicit image she claimed was of Eady. Eady has since denied the photo is of her.

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In her lawsuit, Eady accuses the defendants of knowingly airing false and defamatory material, and says they refused her requests to view the photo before broadcast. She seeks removal of the episode and a public retraction.

A representative for Moore did not respond to requests for comment. Bravo and the other defendants have been contacted for comment.

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