Jennifer Lawrence was the "Bravo superfan" who helped find the culprit behind the Summer House leaked audio.

The network launched an investigation into leaked audio from the reality show's season 10 reunion - which appeared online a couple of months ago and marked the first time Bravo had been rocked by such a leak - and it had been teased that a mystery fan helped point the team in the right direction.

During Tuesday's (09.06.26) episode of Watch What Happens Live, which also airs on Bravo, Andy Cohen revealed: "There's been a lot of speculation about who that superfan was, including the wild theory that it was actress Jennifer Lawrence.

"I wanted to personally thank that superfan. Folks, that superfan was indeed Jennifer Lawrence".

He added that "her online sleuthing helped our team solve this mystery".

She has often appeared on Cohen's shows and talked about Bravo's reality favourites, including Summer House, the Real Housewives franchise, and Vanderpump Rules.

In the leaked footage earlier this year, which appeared in several parts, fans heard a heated back and forth between a number of cast members and newly-public couple Amanda Batula and West Wilson.

The pair, who confirmed their rumoured romance on March 31, appeared defensive with their controversial relationship was called out.

AManda was best friends with West's ex Ciara Miller, while West was close with Amanda's ex-husband Kyle Cooke.

Regarding the leak, Andy previously said on his own Radio Andy podcast: "So they had investigators and they had... people analysing what kind of device recorded [the audio].

"And all I can tell you -- and you will hear more about this later -- but a Bravo fan came forward.

"A Bravo fan, who you're gonna hear more about, cracked the case. [They] delivered crucial information."

Bravo didn't offer details on who helped them at the time, but they did confirm the investigation was over and no cast member was to blame.

They wrote on Instagram: "An investigation into the recent leak of the Summer House reunion audio has concluded that the audio was an unauthorised recording and distributed by an individual involved in the production of the reunion.

"As a result of the findings, appropriate action has been taken. There is no evidence that any member of the cast was involved in the recording of the audio."