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Andy Cohen wants to be clear: What happens at the Summer House reunion stays at the Summer House reunion. Even the fans get it. Cohen made an angry public comment about the leaked audio from the recently filmed Summer House reunion on “Radio Andy” on April 27, calling the leak a “violation.” He then confirmed that a Bravo fan account helped solve the case of who did it. “Though this team of investigators were on it, a Bravo fan, who you’re gonna hear more about, cracked the case,” Cohen revealed.
He said that on the day of the leak, he was scheduled for eye surgery and spent his recovery time perseverating on the audio. “I had texted Jen Geisser, the head of publicity at Bravo, at an ungodly hour, being like, ‘WTF with this leak,’” he said. “Now, I wake up from the thing and she’s like, ‘Cagney and Lacey are on it, don’t you worry.’” Apparently, audiologists were able to confirm which device recorded the audio, and the network linked that with someone involved in the production, all of which was somehow corroborated by a fan account.
While he was excited the case got solved, Cohen was not happy that the leak happened to begin with. “I just thought, Wow, here’s this cast — they all showed up and they all laid themselves totally bare,” Cohen said. “It just totally demeans the work of this crew and this cast.”
Bravo confirmed on April 26 that a cast member did not leak the audio. “An investigation into the recent leak of the Summer House reunion audio has concluded that the audio was an unauthorized recording and distributed by an individual involved in the production of the reunion,” a Bravo spokesperson said in a statement. “There is no evidence that any member of the cast was involved in the recording of the audio.” To quote Beyoncé herself, “Somebody’s getting fired! Yeah, yeah.”
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