Prior to this, the 'RHONY' alum posted a video on her Instagram Stories and the official account for Skinnygirl in which Bryn could be seen repeatedly squeezing her breasts.
- Oct 10, 2019
AceShowbiz - Bethenny Frankel only wanted to show people that her daughter Bryn gives her all the "support" she needs. The former "The Real Housewives of New York City" star shared on Instagram on Tuesday, October 8 a photo of her promoting her Skinnygirl shapewear with the help of her 9-year-daughter.
In the pic, Bryn was seen standing behind her famous mom while holding up her mom's breasts with both hands. "I have all the support I need," so the 48-year-old wrote in the caption. "Get #Skinnygirlshapewear to feel supported AND sexy!"
People in the comments left gushing remarks about the mom and daughter duo with one user calling them "goals." Some others raved that Brynn was "cute" and "funny like mommy."
However, the snap didn't sit well with some of her followers. "What in the actual f**k?" a person wrote underneath the post. "Yup [it’s weird]. But Bethenny is never gonna be like the rest of us. Nor will she be questioned or wrong. So this observation or argument will only get you shot out of the sky," another one added.
“I have 4 daughters and would never let them squeeze my boobs like that, or let alone, post a video,” read another comment.
Prior to this, Bethenny posted a video on her Instagram Stories and the official account for Skinnygirl in which Bryn could be seen repeatedly squeezing her breasts. However, she deleted the clip not long after it was posted.
In related news, Bethenny appeared to tease her return to "RHONY". "@Bethenny still in total denial that you aren't returning to #RHONY. You ARE that show," a fan tweeted on Tuesday, to which she responded, "You're too kind. I will be gracing your [TV] soon."
While her tweet got her fans' hopes up, Bethenny didn't specifically said that she would be return to the Bravo franchise. In fact, the Skinnygirl founder is working on her "production partnership with Mark Burnett" where she's "producing and starring in shows which represent a shift in the conversation for women." According to a report, these shows will be "unscripted."
