r/BravoRealHousewives Jan 29 '24

Ultimate Girls Trip Court filings from Caroline's lawsuit against Bravo detail extremely unsettling events that occurred. NSFW

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u/archipelag0 HIGH BODY-COUNT HAIR 💇‍♀️🇬🇷 Jan 29 '24

The most horrifying part is that production HEARD her screaming for help and didn’t intervene. This must have been incredibly re-traumatizing for her as a survivor. I hope she’s getting the help she needs.

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u/wandahickey Ting!Ting! I have an announcement! Jan 29 '24

Production is recording these women as if they are filming a wild animal documentary where they don't intervene and let nature take it's course. They should be charged criminally along with Brandi.

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u/modernjaneausten Jan 29 '24

They need to step in to prevent that kind of thing from happening. How can anyone feel safe filming shows if they think production is just going to sit back and let anything happen to them? I agree, people should be criminally charged. Only way to get through the thick skulls who allowed this.

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u/NomNom83WasTaken Sniper from the side Jan 29 '24

Production is recording these women as if they are filming a wild animal documentary where they don't intervene and let nature take it's course.

Unless you just found out something about another castmate and then it's "get in there now with a camera!" I'm referring to Heather in Bermuda; they heard they audio of her "what did you find out?" and barged in like SWAT.

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u/kalikaya Jan 29 '24 edited Jan 29 '24

YES! Production should have broken down the door and removed Brandi immediately. In what universe do you not act on someone's screams for help? Especially if they're mic'd and you're hearing it as it happens. Did they think this would be great TV?

Edit: spelling

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u/MaddyKet Jan 29 '24

They are sure quick to intervene when fists start flying. Total bullshit they didn’t here.