NeNe Leakes Denies Being Dropped By Her Entire Management Team!

After accusing Bravo of mistreatment behind-the-scenes, NeNe Leakes took to Twitter to air grievances with her manager Steven Grossman and attorney Darrell Miller, amid reports that the former Real Housewives of Atlanta star had been dropped by them, reports The Daily Mail. 

"You can’t turn on your teammate and get away with this @stevengrossman #DarrellMiller #Foxrothschild suppression, retaliation, discrimination, unequal pay, devaluation against black women is real, it’s painful and it hurts. I will fight for all women rights PS: FIX IT," she tweeted.

In subsequent tweets, Leakes once again alleged mistreatment and 'abuse' behind-the-scenes that viewers were not privy to.   

"Sorry abt my typos! I don't tweet abt the show, i do not watch the show, i don't talk abt the show & i don't talk abt the girls. My concern is the treatment & abuse behind the scenes that you DO NOT see. Please don't make fun of that. It's real, painful & it's happening," she wrote in a series of tweets.

She added, "I have numerous emails, text messages, RHOA group text, voice recording that go back yearsssss. I never got rid of anything! Fix your dirty work. Being a racist is so yesterday."

The news comes after Love B. Scott reported that Leakes was dropped by her entire team after allegations she made against Bravo of mistreatment following her exit from RHOA.

The outlet claims that she is no longer a client of Steven Grossman at Untitled Entertainment, she’s no longer represented by ICM and has parted ways with lawyer Darrell Miller. The site also reports that NeNe is no longer being represented by Jonesworks PR. 

Meanwhile, Leakes took to Twitter to address the allegations that her entire team dropped her. 

She tweeted, "For all of you that are asking, emailing, in boxing, blogging, reporting etc. The ONLY statement i have...My team DID NOT let me go! No further statements at this time."

However, sources reveal via Love B. Scott that Leakes has accused Steven, Darrell, and other of conspiring against her and working with Bravo to aid in her mistreatment. She alluded to her conspiracy belief a few days ago on social media.

She tweeted, "They pay off & reward  lawyers, managers, agents & even certain cast members to keep their dirty work going. I won’t stop speaking out until something is done. I will call names if need be."

She added, "stand up, protest, sign the petition & stop watching! The treatment of black women behind the scene is wrong. Even the cast that’s currently filming knows wrong is & was happening. They try to silence us! We MUST speak up when wrong is happening. I won’t stop."

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