Brandi Glanville says she's 'been left no choice but to sue Bravo' amid stress that's 'ruined' her health ... and left her too 'depressed' and 'swollen' to pursue other endeavors

• RHOBH alum, 51, vented in series of posts on X/Twitter Tuesday about situation 
• Glanville said she's 'BEING USED AS A FALLGUY' by the network amid lawsuit against Bravo from Caroline Manzo 
• READ MORE: Glanville DEFENDS Kenya Moore after she is booted from RHOA 

Brandi Glanville says she's seriously considering taking legal action against Bravo after her dealings with the network have 'ruined' her health, leaving her with physical and mental ailments that have left her unable to work over the past year.

'[I've] been left no choice but to sue Bravo,' the 51-year-old reality star said in a series of posts on X/Twitter Tuesday. 'This stress has ruined my health.'

The Salinas, California native said she has 'uncontrollable stress induced' angioedema as result of her dealings with her former employer, as she hasn't 'worked for a year' due to related symptoms.

The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills alum said that she's too 'depressed to do [her] podcast' and too 'swollen' to make money off platforms such as Cameo or OnlyFans, as result of the stress and resultant symptoms she's experienced.

Glanville said she's 'BEING USED AS A FALLGUY' by the network, presumably in connection with a lawsuit filed by Caroline Manzo, 62, accusing Glanville of sexual misconduct while filming the fourth season of The Real Housewives Ultimate Girls Trip in Morocco.

Glanville said she has 'receipts [for] days' in regards to Bravo, adding that she wanted 'so desperately to tweet all of [her] receipts but [her] lawyers' won't let her.

She added: 'I do appreciate all of ur support more than you know. My cast from [Morocco] has been so amazing and supportive & I love those gals!'

Click here to resize this module

Glanville - who denied sexual assault allegations in a statement to DailyMail.com -  ostensibly alluded to 'false allegations' made in Manzo's lawsuit in one tweet.

Glanville listed a series of consequences she faced amid tumult during filming in Morocco in January of 2023: She said she 'was fired' from the show; 'removed from the cast;' and 'held hostage in a hotel in Morocco for days!'

She said that other cast members on the reality series 'rallied' to her side and didn't 'want to continue' with the series without her.

Glanville said that she's 'been canceled from all jobs' due to the 'bad' and 'untrue' coverage of the issue.

Glanville's most recent Brandi Glanville Unfiltered podcast, an interview with Jon Gosselin, was posted on May 15. 

Earlier this year on the podcast, Glanville said that she decided to start an OnlyFans account in July of 2023 as she was facing severe financial difficulties, and felt she acclimated to it well.

'I joined OnlyFans because I didn’t have any income and it saved my life,' Glanville said. 'At the time I was like, being desperate and then when I got on it - I’m really feeling my sexual being at 51.'

She said that some of her subscribers on the platform were partial to her feet, which came at a good time amid her swelling symptoms.

'Mine have bunions and they are not good, but we got some money from my feet,' she said. 'I had to do it because my face was swollen and I could only do feet pictures.'

In her lawsuit against Bravo, Manzo accused Glanville - who is mother to sons Mason, 21, and Jake, 17, with ex-husband Eddie Cibrian, 51 - of touching and kissing her without her consent, and said that Bravo producers encouraged the conduct for more salacious content.

Manzo has accused the network of sexual harassment, sexual battery, gender discrimination and negligence.