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Myka Meier said there’s “no lawsuit” against Bravo amid claims that Ladies of London was put on pause because Margo Stilley took legal action against the network. Myka then revealed her recent phone call with Margo, as Kimi Murdoch clapped back, questioning if Margo is “lying.”
Last month, a report surfaced that the Ladies of London reboot was put on pause after its first season with the new cast. A rumor then surfaced that the network pulled the plug after Margo or her husband took legal action over her edit.
In a recent video on social media, Myka declared that she’s going to “clear the air” on the rumors.
“There is no lawsuit,” she said, via @queensofbravo on Instagram. “So I just actually called Margo and spoke to her myself. And she said, ‘Absolutely not. I’m not suing anyone. I don’t know where this came from. This is a rumor. There is no lawsuit.'”
“So I just wanted to come on and say the truth because I know there’s been a lot of conspiracies out there,” Myka went on. “But in fact, that is the truth. So anyway, happy 4th of July. Happy summer, everyone. Hopefully, we see you very, very soon. But there is no lawsuit.”
But Kimi clapped back in a comment.
“How do we know [Margo]’s not lying?” wrote Kimi on Instagram. “I don’t trust her nor anything she says.”
In the recent season, Margo said she had a panic attack amid her drama with Martha, her good friend who called her out in front of castmates.
“The panic attack lasted for days, which was really scary,” said Margo at the time. “I couldn’t get good sleep, I couldn’t regulate. It’s really awful.”
“The absolute worst part, the one thing that I thought about every time the panic attack would come on, was Martha,” she later explained. “And then I started to think about it, and I’m like, Martha has defended me to everyone. Like, she really has defended me. But when she talks to me, she’s not supportive to me.”
Ladies of London: The New Reign is reportedly on pause.