“Any boss who is clearly inebriated and encourages their employee by FaceTime video, and invites the employee to watch their boss to have s– with another employee, constitutes sexual harassment, plain and simple, under any definition of sexual harassment even one concocted by NBC,” the RHOBH star’s legal team said in a statement at the time. “In fact, if it was such a known joke, then why did he apologize?”
Glanville maintains that Cohen has not said he was sorry to her personally — only publicly apologized to fans.
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