'Married To Medicine' Star Mariah Huq Suing Bravo Over 'Discrimination' On Set

According to All About The Tea, Mariah's suit accuses the network and producers of "breach of contract, breach of joint venture agreement, failure to prevent harassment and retaliation."

She says she endured harassment and discrimination while working on "Married to Medicine." The reality star reportedly notified the production company of the alleged harassment but nothing was done about it.

In a legal letter, Mariah's lawyer said, "Huq is the first African-American woman to create a television franchise for Bravo." He points out she has become a mainstay on Bravo for seven years.

Mariah believes the producers have been trying to downplay her role in creating the show. She says they have "exploited and disenfranchised" her. The reality star is moving forward with action against the network.

The "Married to Medicine" star believes she is owed not only credit but royalties from the hit franchise she helped create for Bravo. She feels they have cut her out of the deals and screw her over.

Prior to firing off her legal letter, Mariah showed "Real Housewives of Atlanta" star NeNe Leakes support for her fight against Bravo and the show producers.

She posted a photo of her friend writing, "NeNe opened the doors for so many of us in this industry.When she talks we should definitely listen! She brought Bravotv to so many of our households that her name should be synonymous with the Network!"

She added, "Ya'll know her and Andy are play siblings! Lol #Bloop Who protects Black women from being used & abused? #PushThru sis.. #BenCrump is truly God sent! So grateful for him shining a light to social injustice in our communities. He is holding people accountable and making sure we are being taken seriously! Be sure to tune in!"