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Todd Nepola Sues Bravo and NBCUniversal Over 'RHOM' Portrayal, Seeking $11 Million

The federal complaint says producers manufactured a false narrative about his finances and asks the court to halt further use of his image.

Overview

  • Todd Nepola filed a verified lawsuit on Oct. 7 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Florida against Bravo Media, NBCUniversal, and Purveyors of Pop.
  • He seeks $10 million for defamation and $1 million for unauthorized use of his name and likeness, along with a permanent injunction and a jury trial.
  • The suit alleges Seasons 6 and 7 portrayed him as financially distressed, citing on‑air claims—including by Adriana de Moura—that his business was struggling and he had to break a lease.
  • Nepola asserts the statements are false, claiming a net worth of about $100 million and pointing to more than $115 million in real estate purchases during the period at issue.
  • The filing says he did not consent to appearances in the most recent seasons and frames the allegations within broader critiques of reality‑TV editing practices; representatives for Bravo and NBCUniversal have not responded to requests for comment.