Andy Cohen Speaks Out on ‘Sustained Attack’ by Bethenny

andy cohen Expressing my views on the so called “Reality Assessment”.

In an interview Vulture Published on Monday, June 3, the producer of The Real Housewives Over the past year, the popular Bravo franchise has been subjected to what it calls a “sustained assault” by multiple lawsuits and allegations of misconduct.

East The Real Housewives of New York City star Bethenny Frankel The “reckoning” began last summerShe is campaigning for reality television stars to be compensated with residuals for their work like actors and writers. She says reality television exploits its stars.

Bravo was also sued by the former lawyer. The Real Housewives of New Jersey star Caroline ManzoWho alleged that she was sexually harassed and assaulted by the former Beverly Hills Housewife Brandi Glanville When shooting Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip In Morocco, the East New York City Housewife Leah McSweeney Lawsuit filed against Cohen and Bravo In February, she was charged with “promoting substance abuse.” Glanville also Allegations against Cohen Accusation of sexual harassment.

“There was a lot of noise,” Cohen said. “And I was definitely saddened by it.” Vulture,

Although Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen The host added that despite all the “noise,” he and the franchise are still incredibly popular.

“But I’m telling you — and this sounds like bullshit — but when I went to BravoCon, it was like, ‘Man, get off Twitter. It’s a bunch of clickbait. It’s sensible,'” he said.

Cohen previously spoke on Frankel’s “reality assessment” in May, Say The Hollywood Reporter He has a lot to say about this.

“If you look at a show like this American Idol, Survivor, the BachelorOr below deck He said, “People, 90 percent or more of reality stars are only on the show for a season or less. Also, acting is a full-time profession. You don’t go to school to be a reality star. Reality stars usually have other jobs.”

“I think the way Bravo pays people is a buyout — they’re buying them for a show that can be distributed in certain ways, and the longer you stay, the higher your salary,” Cohen explained. “And the people who have been around for a long time, their salaries are really high. See, you haven’t been drafted The Real HousewivesEither you want to be on the show or you don’t, and either you see it as something more beneficial to you or not.”