Netflix Reality Show Privéd Cast of "Food, Water, & Sleep", claims the prosecution

Love is Blind Jeremy Hartwell's star alleys "inhuman working conditions" in the meeting show.


Netflix reality TV showLove is blind is all about people who try to find love when he was isolated from each other, but a new legal action affirms that the restrictions imposed on candidates have gone much further than that. As indicated byPeople, Competitor of season 2Jeremy Hartwell hasfiled a complaint against Netflix, the production company of the Kinetic Content program and the Casting Delirium TV company.

In court documents, Hartwell says that the actors of the show have been denied food, water and sleep, while being encouraged to drink excessive quantities of alcohol. The trial alleges that these actions "contributed to inhuman working conditions and to an altered mental state for distribution". The best life has contacted Netflix and the kinetic content for comments but has not yet received a response; Delirium TV could not be joined to comment.

Read the rest to find out more about the trial and what Hartwell said happened on the set of the Buzzy dating show.

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Love is blind, which was created in March 2020, implies a group of men and a group of women who meet in "pods" in which they can communicate with each other, but cannot be seen. If a couple establishes a connection, they can get involved while being in the pods how much they can meet in person.

From this moment, the show documents the newly committed couples while they are trying to operate their relationships in the real world and to prepare to get married. The second season of the show, on which Hartwell was a participant, was created in February 2022. Hartwell did not engage in the show, which means that he participated in the first part, in which he And the other competitors lived together while having their pods.

Hartwell claims that food, water and sleep have been refused.

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Court documents obtained byPeople Confirm that the defendants "controlled the casting by restricting food and drinks at all hours of the day" and "regularly refused food and water in a timely time for distribution while seriously restoring the availability of opportunities to 'Hydration ". The trial alleys that "food was limited to the serious hunger" and that the hotel staff where the candidates stayed were invited not to give food to the candidates.

Meanwhile, drinking alcohol would have been "encouraged".

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The trial claims that only drinks "regularly provided to the distribution were alcoholic drinks, carbonated drinks, energy drinks and mixers". The distribution would have been "applied to an unlimited quantity of alcohol without significant or regular access to appropriate food and water to moderate their inevitable drunkard".AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

"The combination of sleep deprivation, isolation, lack of food and excess alcohol all required, activated or encouraged by defendants contributed to inhuman working conditions and to an altered mental state for distribution, "says the trial.

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The distribution members faced a heavy fine if they left early.

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Hartwell's lawyer,Chantal Payton, published a statement toPeople, affirming that in addition to allegations concerning food, water and sleep deprivation, participants were not properly compensated and lived under the threat of making money if they left early, despite the conditions .

"They intentionally underpayed the actors, deprived them of food, water and sleep, applied them with alcohol and cut their access to personal contacts and most of the outside world," said Payton. "This made the members of the distribution eager for social connections and changed their emotions and their decision -making. The contracts demanded that the competitors agree that if they had left the show before the shooting, they would be penalized by being held Pay $ 50,000 in liquidated damages. 'That being 50 times what some distribution members would win throughout the time they worked, it certainly had the potential to instill fear in the distribution and to allow the production to exercise even greater control. "

AccordingEntertainment tonight, the trial isA "proposed collective appeal" trial, which means that others who signed contracts similar to their own in the four years following the file could join.

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Hartwell says the conditions made him feel like "a zombie".

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In a declaration atPeople , Hartwell said: "Being on the series left me sleep, socially isolated and mentally exhausted and I only had what I can only describe as an out of the body. To say things contrary to what I was thinking at the time. After production, I felt and looked like a zombie for a few days. "

As indicated by Entertainment tonight , Hartwell requests a trial with jury and requests "an unpaid extension compensation, an unpaid minimum wage, waiting for waiting, statutory sanctions, restitution, declaration and injunctive reparation, fees and fees of lawyer , harmful interests and other appropriate repairs. "


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