Bethenny Frankel's Week Ending Stroll

Bethenny Frankel's Week Ending Stroll

Getting in some all-important mama and baby time, Bethenny Frankel was spotted on a walk with daughter Bryn in New York City on Friday (May 13).

The “Bethenny Ever After” chick looked cute in flats, skinny cargo-pants and a green jacket as she pushed her little one along in a stroller all the while chatting on her cell.

In other news, Frankel was recently hit with a $100 million lawsuit filed by former manager, Doug Wald, who claims he’s entitled to a share of the profits Bethenny made from selling her Skinnygirl cocktail line shortly she fired him.

Seeming rather unconcerned by it all, Bethenny told the Hollywood Reporter, "This is simply someone with his hand out, who did nothing to earn it, and I am not going to be bullied."

Enjoy the pictures of Bethenny Frankel out in NYC (May 13).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Bethenny Frankel to Pen New Book

Bethenny Frankel to Pen New Book

Bethenny Frankel is more than just a motivational speaker. She's also a best-selling author.
Seriously, both those facts are, astoundingly, true.

The reality star has announced plans for yet another memoir, this one sounding even more inspiring than her past efforts. This is what Frankel had to brag say about the upcoming book:

"It's called A Place Of Yes and it's about getting what you want out of your life. It's about my experiences and how I handled them, like how people told me my first book would fail and it was a NYT bestseller for five months."

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Mother of Bethenny Frankel Fires Back at Reality Star

According to multiple sources, TV's Real Housewives are nothing but real, big liars.

First, the man that filmed himself having sex with Danielle Staub had the nerve to call that totally stable, victimized woman a phony.

Now, the mother of Bethenny Frankel is chiming in, saying her daughter has exaggerated the difficulties of her childhood. In an interview with People, Frankel said this month: "I never had a true childhood. There was a lot of destruction: alcohol abuse, eating disorders and violent fights."

How accurate is that statement, according to Bernadette Birk?

"I love my daughter, but what she's saying is killing me," Birk tells Star Magazine, denying that she was ever a bulimic alcoholic.

Birk adds that Bethenny is "the most important person in my world."

Then again, she also confirms she's only spoken to Frankel twice in the last decade. And she was likely paid to give this interview.

So while Bethenny may be milking her life story for attention and sympathy, it's clear her mother isn't exactly the Carol Brady of parental units.

(thehollywoodgossip)