Andy Cohen was cleared of the Real Housewives allegations in the investigation

Andy Cohen has been cleared in an investigation of several previous allegations Real Housewives According to a report from , the stars aligned against him and the franchise The Hollywood Reporter. Meanwhile, Bravo renewed Cohen’s late-night show Watch what happens live until next year.

“The external investigation into Brandi Glanville and Leah McSweeney’s recent allegations against Andy Cohen has has now concluded and the claims have been found to be unfounded,” a Bravo spokesperson told the publication on Thursday.

Before the examination TRHW She has been accused by several former stars: Eboni Williams made allegations of racism, Glanville and Caroline Manzo filed separate sexual harassment lawsuits, and McSweeney claimed that she was drugged despite her efforts to stay sober.

Cohen addressed the allegations in a cover story THR this week. Regarding Williams’ accusations of racism, he said he “cannot speak to her particular experiences.”

Manzo sued Bravo earlier this year, accusing Glanville of sexually abusing her. Glanville sued Cohen over allegations that he sent her a message inviting her to watch him sleep with another Bravo star. He apologized and called the comment a joke.

In February, McSweeney sued Bravo and Cohen, alleging in the lawsuit that Cohen and the network “established a rotten workplace culture based solely on encouraging their employees to drink alcohol.”

Regarding the latter claims, Cohen said THR that “sure, there are people who drink. There are many people who never drink. We don’t force anyone to do anything.”

“I am very proud of what we have built and everyone who has been a part of it,” Cohen said. “I think most of the people involved in these shows were very grateful to the platform, but there will always be a few who complain. Obviously, being a target isn’t fun. So yes, it is hurtful. But I don’t regret how I handled anything.”