Leah McSweeney of Real Housewives of New York City fame has dropped her lawsuit against Andy Cohen and Bravo.McSweeney, 44, dismissed her claims against Cohen, 58, and the television network with prejudice on Friday.All parties agreed to the dismissal, and the former TV star cannot file another lawsuit with the same claims, per legal filings reviewed by People. Following the update, McSweeney’s attorney Gary Adelman said in a statement to Page Six, ‘We are extremely satisfied with the outcome [and] we are proud of Leah and her perseverance.’It comes after Judge Lewis J. Liman ordered the case to proceed in a public courtroom in March, with Cohen later filing a motion to have the lawsuit dismissed in April.McSweeney initially filed a lawsuit against Cohen in February 2024, alleging she was coerced into drinking again after she’d been sober, among other accusations.The Daily Mail has reached out to representatives for Cohen and McSweeney. Leah McSweeney of Real Housewives of New York City fame has dropped her lawsuit against Andy Cohen and Bravo; pictured October 23 McSweeney, 44, dismissed her claims against Cohen, 58, and the television network with prejudice on Friday; she is pictured on Fox & Friends in 2024A judge ruled in March 2025 that McSweeney could proceed with only a few parts of her lawsuit, while dismissing most of the claims.She then alleged in June 2025 that Cohen abused his power as the show’s executive producer to ‘direct or induce’ several Bravo stars to ‘claim that McSweeney is a liar’ in the press, arguing it was in ‘direct response’ to her filing the lawsuit.The filing mentioned more than 20 members of the Real Housewives franchise, including Luann de Lesseps, Kyle Richards, Melissa Gorga, Kandi Burruss and Dorinda Medley.The women allegedly spread lies about McSweeney ‘to curry favor with Cohen in the hopes that such favor would propel their entertainment careers,’ according to the court filing.The filing also highlighted Lisa Vanderpump’s appearance on The Talk, in which she said, ‘I’m on [Andy’s] side.’It also mentioned Real Housewives of Orange County’s Heather Dubrow, who said she was ‘irritated’ by the lawsuit and that McSweeney should have been ‘thanking’ Bravo rather than suing the network.Real Housewives Of New Jersey’s Margaret Josephs also said McSweeney’s claims were meant ‘to assassinate [Cohen’s] character and that is disgusting.’The filing alleged that none of the TV personalities would have made the comments without ‘Cohen’s direction and/or inducement.’ McSweeney and Cohen pictured in 2021It was previously alleged in McSweeney’s lawsuit that Cohen had done cocaine with members of the Real Housewives franchise, and that he has given ‘preferential treatment’ to some of the stars.Cohen, in turn, demanded that she retract those claims or he would sue for defamation, which McSweeney claimed was done in retaliation.Cohen denied any wrongdoing.The filing alleged that two unnamed Housewives stars told McSweeney that the multihyphenate producer uses cocaine.Meanwhile, former Real Housewives of Atlanta star Nene Leakes allegedly called Cohen a ‘cocaine head,’ and his former friend Kathy Griffin also alleged he once offered her the drug.McSweeney’s lawyer Adelman said the later filing ‘buttressed [her] retaliation claim.’He added, ‘Leah looks forward to discovery and depositions which she expects will be very revealing.’