Leah McSweeney Drops Lawsuit Against Andy Cohen and Bravo
The RHONY alum walked away from her legal fight with the network.

Leah McSweeney pulled the plug on her lawsuit against Bravo and Andy Cohen. The Real Housewives of New York vet filed to dismiss all her claims in federal court, closing out what looked like a serious legal stand.
McSweeney had been one of the more vocal cast members about behind-the-scenes dynamics on the show. Without a public statement breaking down why she's dropping the case now, the move signals either a settlement out of view or a tactical pivot. When lawsuits get dismissed with prejudice—meaning they can't be refiled—it usually means some kind of deal got done, though neither side has confirmed details.
The 44-year-old has kept a lower profile since her exit from the franchise. This dismissal basically closes the book on that chapter of friction between her and the network. Whether there's money involved or just mutual agreement to move on, the legal fight is officially over.
Read the full story at Us Weekly → https://www.usmagazine.com/celebrity-news/news/rhonys-leah-mcsweeney-drops-lawsuit-against-andy-cohen-bravo/
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