, Manzo filed a lawsuit against Bravo, Peacock, NBCUniversal and Shed Media -- the producers behind the show -- over an alleged"traumatic" incident with Glanville while onIn the new court documents obtained by ET, which were filed on Tuesday, the show's executive producer did not claim that an incident occurred between Manzo and Glanville, but rather that Manzo allegedly told the production that she didn't want to stop filming because of it.
According to Shannon, Glanville was sent to a different hotel room from the rest of the cast, and did not stay with the other cast members for the remainder of the production. "I understand that, in her Complaint, Manzo objects to the fact that production continued to film her in the days following the incident with Glanville," Shannon claims."To my knowledge, the only time when Manzo asked not to be filmed was immediately after she received the group text regarding other cast members’ plan to visit Glanville. At that time, she asked the production crew not to film her, and we honored that request.