TV networks hire private investigator to look for racist posts on their stars' social media accounts

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Page Six, network giants like CBS, MTV, VH1 and Showtime have hired private investigator, Edward Myers.Myers, who is the president and CEO of the Los Angeles-based investigation firm, The Myers Group, is an investigation and risk assessment specialist.Page Six reports that Myers has been tasked with combing through the social media accounts of the actors and reality TV stars attached to these networks “to root out any racist comments.”These latest reports come after more than a half a dozen

Bravo axing "Vanderpump Rules" stars Brett Caprioni and Max Boyens, whose racists tweets reemerged in January, as well as Stassi Schroeder and Kristen Doute, who reported a former black co-star to police for a crime she didn't commit.

CBS, Showtime and MTV, have reportedly hired a private investigator to search their own actors’ social media profiles for racist comments.According to Page Six, PI Edward Myers was retained by the broadcasters after a spate of scandals involving celebrities being fired for resurfaced racist posts.Last week, Vanderpump Rules actors Brett Caprioni and Max Boyens left the series after making offensive tweets, and for reporting their black co-star Faith Stowers to the police for a crime she didn’t

According to US Weekly, Kompothecras responded using the N-word in the comment section of one Instagram post and commented on several other posts with racist themes.

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