Overview
- Cohen, Bravo, and producers for The Real Housewives of New York City asked a judge to remove all cocaine-use references from Leah McSweeney’s lawsuit.
- In their filing, Cohen’s lawyers say her support for the cocaine claim relies on two unnamed cast members, a former cast member who was not recast calling him a “cocaine head,” and a public video.
- The filing also notes that McSweeney does not describe any time she personally saw Cohen use cocaine.
- The case continues in federal court after a March ruling that rejected Bravo’s bid to move the dispute to private arbitration.
- McSweeney’s legal team had not publicly responded to the latest challenge, according to recent reports.