Feuding is nothing new for Real Housewives of New York stars Ramona Singer and Bethenny Frankel, who recently referred to herself as a skeleton. This latest feud comes after a slew of dating and divorce rumors facing both Bethenny and Ramona.
Ever since Bethenny Frankel hopped into the spotlight of fame, she has faced a wave of negative criticism. But throughout it all, including a very public and equally messy divorce, Bethenny has been able to maintain her sense of humor.
Much of the criticism revolves around her weight, with many critics suggesting that the reality star and failed talk show host is way too thin.
E! News tells readers that Bethenny joked about her weight this week, in an effort to highlight how silly her detractors are:
"Bethenny Frankel is poking fun at critics who say she's too skinny...The 44-year-old Real Housewives of New York star took to Instagram earlier today to share a funny photo of a skeleton hanging outside of a NYC store. 'SPOTTED: Bethenny Frankel hanging out in soho today...It's a little chilly...'"
Unfortunately, Bethenny isn't in the news just because of her sense of humor.
The reality star may be much older now, but that doesn't mean she has matured much. At least that's the way it seemed at this year's Fashion Week.
According to Radar Online, Bethenny and Ramona Singer were publicly fighting at the event:
"Ramona and Bethenny were fighting openly in public at the event...They didn't seem to care who was watching...You could hear their voices even though the room was crowded and loud...They were waving their hands around and up in each other's faces...The fight lasted for a good 20 minutes...Everyone was watching and whispering and wondering what was going on."
What do you think about the latest report? Is Bethenny too thin? Do you think it's appropriate for a woman her age to be openly fighting in public with another grown woman?
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