Brandi Glanville accused Bravo executive Andy Cohen of sexual harassment.

Glanville’s attorneys delivered a court letter to NBC, Shed Media, and Warner Bros. on Thursday alleging that Cohen, described as “obviously inebriated,” gave her a video in 2022 about his intention to engage in sexual conduct with another Bravo star.

Furthermore, Cohen reportedly encouraged the television celebrity to witness the interaction via FaceTime.

According to her attorney, Bryan Freedman, the tape shows Cohen bragging about his plans to sleep with the mystery Bravo actress while encouraging her to watch via FaceTime.

While the identity of the Bravo celebrity is not revealed in the letter, Cohen later verified it as Below Deck alum Kate Chastain in response to Brandi’s allegations on social media.

Cohen, an out gay guy, stated that he and Chastain were joking about hooking up, recognizing the inappropriate nature of their chat.

He stressed that Glanville’s remark demonstrated her involvement in the joke.

Despite this, he apologized and expressed regret over the discussion, calling it “totally inappropriate”.

Freedman draws a link between Cohen’s actions and previous instances of workplace misconduct, citing Matt Lauer’s quick removal from the Today program due to claims of sexual misconduct.

While NBC denied any cover-up, journalist Ronan Farrow’s book claims the network made internal steps to protect Lauer.

He charges NBC, Bravo, Warner Bros., and Shed Media of cruelty, alleging that they “used and abused” Glanville while hiding evidence that could exonerate her.