Caroline Manzo SUING Bravo over Brandi Glanville’s alleged sexual harassment during Ultimate Girls Trip filming – claims ‘drunken star forced her vagina against her back’

Caroline Manzo is suing Bravo after alleging Brandi Glanville sexually harassed her during filming of the Housewives spinoff Ultimate Girls Trip.

The Real Housewives of New Jersey star claims Glanville, 51, was encouraged to harrass her by production who plied them with alcohol as they filmed in Morocco, TMZ claim.

Manzo, 62, claims in her lawsuit that the former the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star forced herself on her and kissed her and without consent – and even ‘forced her vagina against her back.’ 

According to court documents obtained by PageSix, Glanville then ‘proceeded to mount Manzo on the couch holding Manzo down with her body, forcibly squeezed Manzo’s cheeks together and thrust her tongue in Manzo’s mouth, while humping her.’

DailyMail.com has reached out to Glanville and Bravo for comment who have both so far been unavailable for comment. 

Caroline Manzo SUING Bravo over Brandi Glanville’s alleged sexual harassment during filming of Ultimate Girls Trip

Manzo says she returned to the United States several days later and was filmed by production as she headed to the airport with the crew hopeful to capture ‘more ‘drama’ to increase their ratings.’

‘Defendants, including Bravo, regularly ply the Real Housewives cast with alcohol, cause them to become severely intoxicated, and then direct, encourage and/or allow them to sexually harass other cast members because that is good for ratings,’ the documents say.

‘Caroline Manzo is a victim of those harmful actions,’ it add. 

Manzo isn’t suing Glanville in her lawsuit – she is suing Bravo, production, and showrunners, claiming they encouraged her ‘sexually offensive and harassing content.’

Page Six reports Manzo is suing for negligence, sexual harassment, sex/gender discrimination, sexual battery. She is also suing for other causes of action that allegedly go against California and New York state laws.

‘We are outraged by Bravo, Peacock and NBC’s conduct and look forward to having the issues decided by a jury. Sexual harassment should never be entertainment!’ Derek Smith, an attorney for Manzo, told the outlet.

The lawsuit also contains accusations Glanville made against the networks on X, according to Page Six. 

TMZ has reported that Manzo is seeking major damages. 

Glanville previously said she had done nothing wrong and insisted she was innocent.

‘The producers ask you to do something. And then you get in trouble for it!!!’ she posted on X in December. ‘The producers need to follow the rules!’

Manzo says she returned to the United States several days later and was filmed by production as she headed to the airport with the crew hopeful to gather ‘more ‘drama’ to increase their ratings.’