Brandi Glanville DEFENDS Kenya Moore after she is booted from RHOA amid Brittany Eady 'revenge porn' scandal - despite THAT bitter Celebrity Apprentice feud
Brandi Glanville is coming to the defense of Kenya Moore after she was booted from the Real Housewives of Atlanta amid her 'revenge porn' scandal.
Moore, 53, was recently accused of sharing photos of new RHOA co-star Brittany Eady allegedly performing oral sex during season 16 filming.
Though Moore has vehemently denied the claims, Bravo reportedly suspended the star this week and she will no longer appear in the upcoming season.
Glanville, 51 — who has been accused of sexual assault by Real Housewives Ultimate Girls' Trip co-star Caroline Manzo — took to X (formerly Twitter) to defend Moore and seemingly slam Bravo for 'punishing' the 'villains' they 'create.'
'Women are physically fighting on [Real Housewives Of New Jersey] &that seems to be ok with producers. Where is HR now?' she tweeted out Wednesday.
Brandi Glanville is coming to the defense of Kenya Moore after she was booted from the Real Housewives of Atlanta amid her 'revenge porn' scandal. Moore has recently been accused of sharing photos of RHOA co-star Brittany Eady allegedly performing oral sex during season 16 filming
She then accused Bravo of 'pushing' Moore to air out the alleged explicit photos of Eady — though Moore denies she ever partook in 'revenge porn.'
'Also Im pretty sure producers pushed Kenya to show that video. They know what is going to happen before it does- Just like they all knew of Taylors physical abuse as it was happening,' Glanville speculated.
She was referring to her former Real Housewives Of Beverly Hills castmate Taylor Armstrong, whose alleged abuse by her now-late husband Russell Armstrong was unearthed in season two of the Bravo show.
In a follow-up tweet seemingly directed at the network, Glanville wrote: 'Create the villain, enable the villain, praise the villain, then punish the villain, for being… a villain.'
Glanville's support comes as a shock as she and Moore have publicly feuded in the years following their 2014 stint on the Celebrity Apprentice — with Moore previously branding her 'the scum of the earth.'
It was alleged that Glanville had called Moore 'fat' among other 'insults' behind-the-scenes while Moore famously took aim at Glanville by bringing up her ex-husband Eddie Cibrian's affair with now-wife LeAnn Rimes on camera.
She declared that Cibrian – who Glanville was married to for eight years and welcomed two children with before separating in 2009 — had 'left [Glanville] for a younger, prettier woman.'
Moore's shock suspension from the upcoming season of The Real Housewives of Atlanta was confirmed by TMZ on Tuesday amid claims she shared sexually explicit photos of Eady while filming season 16.
Glanville — who has been accused of sexual assault by Real Housewives Ultimate Girls' Trip co-star Caroline Manzo — took to X (formerly Twitter ) to defend Moore and seemingly slam Bravo for 'punishing' the 'villains' they 'create'
Glanville's support comes as a shock as she and Moore have feuded in the years following their 2014 stint on the Celebrity Apprentice — with Moore previously branding her 'the scum of the earth'
In a follow-up tweet seemingly directed at Bravo, Glanville wrote: 'Create the villain, enable the villain, praise the villain, then punish the villain, for being… a villain'
Per the site, Moore — who has starred on the show since its fifth season in 2012 — is weighing legal options after she previously responded to the suspension by declaring she was 'not going anywhere.'
Initially, Kenya and the production team had mutually agreed that she would be taking a break from the series with an option to return in the future.
The conflict between the two women began when Brittany allegedly threatened Kenya using the word 'gun' in a conversation during the initial days of filming.
Insiders told TMZ the claim against Brittany was investigated by the network, leading to unsubstantiated findings.
Sources also said there was never a gun present as cameras rolled.
Following the alleged threat, Kenya reportedly displayed NSFW posters of Eady at her hair spa grand opening while Brittany was not there.
Ultimately, Kenya's behavior was found by Bravo to be in violation of its code of conduct.
People close to the situation revealed to TMZ that Kenya feels wronged and has named safety concerns as part of the discord between her and Bravo.
Co-stars Kandi Burruss and Porsha Williams have both come to the former pageant queen's defense.
Moore's shock suspension from the upcoming season of The Real Housewives of Atlanta was confirmed by TMZ on Tuesday
It comes amid claims she shared sexually explicit photos of RHOA co-star Brittany Eady while filming season 16
Moore has publicly denied the allegations on both X and Instagram
Despite their support for Moore, she has been axed for the remainder of the season.
Shortly after the alleged incident made headlines, Kenya denied the claims on her Instagram Story.
'Believe none of what you hear and half of what you see,' she wrote. 'The truth always comes to light.'
And on the social media app X, Moore insisted that she 'would never engage in revenge porn.'
She also said she has 'never distributed private images or footage of anyone, nor solicited images owned by others to use or threaten or blackmail.'
Meanwhile, Eady also made a public statement online.
'It's never a good feeling being targeted or HAZED by someone I thought would embrace me into a new circle, that I never met.
'For the record, I've never once had possession of any weapons or threatened anyone ever. I am hurt by the narrative that's being displayed. Wrong is wrong,' she wrote on Instagram.
Glanville's insertion in the Moore drama may be perceived as self-serving as she has waged a 'public reputational war' against Bravo in recent months.
Glanville has been accused by Real Housewives Ultimate Girls' Trip co-star Caroline Manzo of sexual assault and harassment in an explosive 2023 lawsuit against Bravo.
Manzo claimed that Glanville forcibly kissed her and groped her vagina while producers filmed Real Housewives Ultimate Girls' Trip in Morocco.
Glanville has repeatedly denied the Manzo's claims and her attorneys accused Bravo of 'hiding evidence' that would clear her name in an explosive legal letter threatening a lawsuit in February.
Glanville's insertion in the Moore drama may be perceived as self-serving as she has waged a 'public reputational war' against Bravo in recent months; seen in April
Glanville has been accused by Real Housewives Ultimate Girls' Trip co-star Caroline Manzo of sexual assault and harassment in an explosive 2023 lawsuit against Bravo. Manzo claimed that Glanville forcibly kissed her and groped her vagina while producers filmed Real Housewives Ultimate Girls' Trip in Morocco - something Glanville has repeatedly denied
They claimed Glanville was 'used and abused by NBC, Bravo, Warner Bros., and Shed Media' and 'silenced' in wake of the sexual assault allegations.
Glanville has also accused Bravo bigwig Andy Cohen of sexual harassment.
In a legal letter obtained by DailyMail.com in February, Glanville claimed that an 'obviously inebriated' Cohen sent her a video of himself saying that he wanted to have sex with Below Deck star Kate Chastain and invited her to watch the act over FaceTime in 2022.
But Cohen — an openly gay man — insisted the video was meant as a joke, writing on X (formerly Twitter) in response: 'The video shows Kate Chastain and I very clearly joking to Brandi. It was absolutely meant in jest, and Brandi’s response clearly communicated she was in on the joke.
'That said, it was totally inappropriate and I apologize.'
