Faith Stowers Files Lawsuit Against Bravo and NBCUniversal for Racist Harassment and Discrimination

Former 'Vanderpump Rules' star accuses network and production company of condoning racism, sexual harassment, and physical violence.

Faith Stowers, the only Black star on 'Vanderpump Rules,' sues Bravo, NBCUniversal, and Evolution Media for discrimination, retaliation, and emotional distress.
Stowers alleges she was subjected to racist harassment, sexual harassment, and physical violence, including an incident where co-star Lala Kent allegedly threatened her with a knife.
The lawsuit claims Stowers was demoted to an unpaid 'volunteer' after reporting her mistreatment, despite her significant contributions to the show.
Several former cast members were fired for racism against Stowers in 2020, but some have been rehired for a new Bravo show, 'The Valley.'
Stowers seeks compensatory damages, civil penalties, and a jury trial, highlighting the industry's need for a 'reality reckoning' on workplace safety and decency.