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Bethenny Frankel Not overlooking another trip down the aisle thanks to her daughter, Bryn.
“I want that for my daughter,” Frankel, 54, shared only Weekly US A cover story. “We were scared this week with my dogs and all four of us are a little guarantee. She’s like, ‘I love my mother and I love my family.’ I want it to her, but I’m not going to do that for the wrong reason.
The Real House Wives New York City alum – a Weekly USEntrepreneur of the year – she explained, however, that she is not “leaving the house” for a “unless worthwhile.”
“I’m not going unless it’s worth it. We’re going or we stay home. Those are the options,” added Frankel, noting she’s looking for an older partner. “I’m not going to have a 40 year old AB washing table that still tells me I need an Italian in my life. I’m like, ‘No, I need someone with five in front of their age.’”
Bethenny Frankel is back on the market, but she makes the dating thing different this time. “I’m dating,” said Frankel, 54, during an appearance on Thursday, March 13, on Alix Earle’s “Hot Mess” podcast. “I always, kind of, want to know exactly what everything is, and I try to let the wine breathe (…)
Frankel, who shares a 15 -year -old girl with ex-husband Jason HoppyIt was noted that her love life had been put on a break for the time being.
“I’ve been gelibate. I’m not saying I think of myself as some hot commodity, but I have several men persecuting me, and they think we’d be great for each other, so they try to push me out with them,” she shared Us. “But I know they are too short, too tall, they’re not successful enough in their career, they don’t live in a place I want to live or visit … like, I get a choice.”
He continued, “And in the past, the reason I’ve been so s **** y in relationships is because you’re getting in a car that goes in the wrong direction, but you’re going in anyway when you’re younger, because your friends will say, ‘Just go for fun.’ Like, I don’t want to do that.
Frankel, and recently Move from Connecticut to Florida With a hill and their dogs, he explained that “one hundred percent” had raised its loneliness.
“Moving to Connecticut was a strange choice for me, and I did that for a relationship, but it was a strange choice when looking back,” he said. “(I’m) much happier.”
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