Category: Bethenny Frankel
Bethenny Frankel Responds To Instagram Followers Dragging Her For Showing Off Her Huge Engagement Ring
Oh, how the mighty B has fallen! In the span of only a few years, Bethenny Frankel has gone from getting paid to fight with the Real Housewives Of New York on our TV screens to now fighting with random people on social media for free. Bethenny posted a video on her Instagram showing off her supersized, meaty engagement ring from her fiancé Paul Bernon, which, in these trying times when buying eggs makes you look like a high roller, nobody wants to see that shit! But no matter how many people called out Bethenny’s tone-deaf post, she didn’t want to hear that shit.
Andy Cohen Addressed The Flak He’s Catching For Applauding “Real Housewives” Who’ve Lost Weight With Ozempic
Bravo Daddy Andy Cohen is no stranger to having to put his foot in his large mouth after giving the wrong take (see: backpedaling after caping for convict, Jen Shah) or shit-talking someone (see: Ryan Seacrest) or just doing the most at an inappropriate time (see: lambasting NYC mayor, Bill De Blasio). This time, he’s walking back his adoration of a couple of Real Housewives who’ve appeared on Watch What Happens Live and admitted to using the controversial diabetes-turned-weight-loss-drug, Ozempic.
Bethenny Frankel Isn’t Here For The Ozempic Craze
Bethenny Frankel, of former The Real Housewives of New York City fame and of current “yelling loudly about something from her luxurious closet and posting it on Instagram” fame, defended Gwyneth Paltrow’s restrictive bone broth slurping diet just a few short weeks ago; because she thinks Goopy’s demographic is too old to be influenced into eating disorders. But Bethenny, the creator of Skinnygirl brand margaritas, salad dressings, shapewear, and probably tampons at some point, does draw a line somewhere; she just took aim at the celebrity-loved trend of using Ozempic for weight loss. Why? Because she says, it could cause eating disorders and body dysmorphia, along with other dangers.
Bethenny Frankel Defends Gwyneth Paltrow’s “Starvation Diet” While Meghan McCain Blasts It
How many times can you say the B is back before it just doesn’t mean anything anymore? Former Real Housewives of New York mess Bethenny Frankel has returned to give us yet another rant that nobody asked for. And this time, she’s counterattacking social media users and health professionals who blasted Gwyneth Paltrow for her “wellness routine“ (hold the wellness) of ingesting just coffee, bone broth, and some vegetables. But while most are dragging Goopy, Bethenny Frankel (she of “look at me in my 4-year-old daughter’s pajamas“) has become a Goopy defender. For someone who says she doesn’t care what anyone thinks, Bethenny never fails to deliver a tirade on what people think.
Bethenny Frankel Says She And Martha Stewart Hate Each Other
Bethenny Frankel recently talked about how she and Martha Stewart are apparently arch-nemeses. Maybe in Bethenny’s head! Martha’s out here doing her own “not re-imaged” thing and is not worried about Bethenny. So we think! Bethenny explained on her podcast, Just B with Bethenny Frankel, how Martha actually hates her ass. And let me tell you, I’ve seen Real Housewives of New York and know how several women feel about Bethenny and Martha is certainly not the only one!
Bethenny Frankel Called Out Kylie Cosmetics For Scamming People By Charging More For Special Packaging
It takes a lot to get on the side of the “well-rested, happy” Real Housewives of New York alum Bethenny Frankel; but lately, she’s been spending her time on TikTok, reviewing beauty products, and railing against Instagram filter culture and the KarJenners. And while I’m apprehensive about giving her any credit due to the vast amount of dumb shit that’s come out of her talk-hole in the past, valid points have been made recently. In her newest KarJenner rant, she came for Kylie Jenner’s company, Kylie Cosmetics, and their quest to scam sweet morons out of their hard-earned cash by charging $117 more for makeup that comes in a special paper box vs. the exact same products without the box.