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Margo Stilley addressed the claim that she’s suing Bravo amid rumors that she caused the Ladies of London pause. The star also shared why she “deactivated all of my accounts,” and she admitted that production “ch[ose] a side” on the edit during her season.
As news surfaced that Ladies of London was put on hiatus, a rumor began to spread that Bravo did it because Margo or her husband sued the network over her bad edit. When her friend, Myka Meier, claimed Margo told her this wasn’t true, Kimi Murdoch suggested Margo was lying.
“I mean, what kind of legal action could I have against the network?” asked Margo on Jeff Lewis Live, suggesting she wasn’t involved in any lawsuit. “Like, what grounds would I have?”
“I’m off social media. I deactivated all of my accounts because I found it really distracting. So I haven’t actually seen anything. I just know what the rumors are,” she went on. “Like, what was this alleged lawsuit for?”
Margo was then asked if her husband was suing Bravo.
“Was the lawsuit filed? Did anybody find the filed lawsuit?” she asked, before Jeff’s cohost said no. “So then there’s not a lawsuit.”
Jeff asked directly if she or her husband were ever “unhappy” about the edit, and whether they had “conversations” with the production company about it.
“No. The edit is fine,” said Margo, who then clarified, “There are a few bits where I’m like, ‘Oh, that’s not how it went.’ But I was expecting that anyway. I knew they were going to like choose a side on the edit. But my edit is fine.”
Last week, amid the online speculation, Myka spoke out on Instagram.
“There is no lawsuit,” said Myka at the time. “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.’”
But Kimi responded in a comment: “How do we know [Margo]’s not lying? I don’t trust her nor anything she says.”