Attorneys for reality star Brandi Glanville have reportedly sent a letter to Warner Bros. calling on them to release audio and video tapes that will allegedly prove that she didn’t sexually harass Caroline Manzo.
“It is absolutely unacceptable that your company would knowingly and willingly allow such a story to take hold in the media, without any regard for the truth or the impact on Ms. Glanville’s reputation,” wrote lawyer Duncan P. Levin, Esq. via Page Six.
The letter was addressed to Warner Bros. attorney Demian West, Esq., Warner Bros. investigator Samantha Mirabello and Lisa Shannon, Shed’s SVP of programming and development.
Brandi and Caroline left the Marrakech, Morocco trip early after sources claimed Brandi kissed Caroline multiple times throughout the evening without her consent and even touched her genitals.
“It was unwanted,” a source said at the time. “And Caroline’s distress over the matter did not seem to stop Brandi. Things escalated and physical boundaries allegedly were crossed that Caroline felt were serious and uncomfortable.”
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