The legal battle between NeNe Leakes and Bravo has concluded.
The former Real Housewives of Atlanta star, 54, previously sued Bravo, NBC Universal, studio executives including Andy Cohen, and other relevant entities in April. Leakes accused the defendants, which included production companies True Entertainment and Truly Original, of willfully violating employment and anti-discrimination laws at the time.
The former reality tv star “dismisses this action and all claims asserted by Leakes without prejudice,” according to court documents obtained by PEOPLE on Monday.
Embed from Getty Images“All Parties consent and stipulate to the foregoing dismissal,” the document reads. “No party will seek recovery of costs or attorneys’ fees in any submission to this Court.”
This is a case where all parties have agreed to dismiss without prejudice. As a result, Leakes has the option of revisiting this case in the future if she so desires.
PEOPLE managed to reach out to Bravo and Leakes’ legal counsel for a statement on the dismissal headlines, which was first revealed by The U.S. Sun.
Embed from Getty ImagesLeakes claimed in her original lawsuit that Bravo, NBC Universal, and the True production staff helped “foster a corporate and workplace culture in which racially-insensitive and inappropriate behavior is tolerated — if not encouraged.”
She furthermore claimed that her defunct co-star and friend Kim Zolciak-Biermann made racist statements for years, but that it was Leakes who was reprimanded for notifying network execs about the issue.
Embed from Getty ImagesThe network, according to Leakes, “did not terminate their relationship with Zolciak-Biermann, nor take any other meaningful action to put an end to her racially-offensive behavior,” but instead gave Zolciak-Biermann, 44, a spin-off named Don’t Be Tardy (which went on to run for eight seasons on Bravo).
