Bethenny Frankel Claims Bravo Added Rule to Contracts About Paying Housewives by Episode

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It’s just business. Bethenny Frankel opened up about the real financial reason she decided to move on from The Real Housewives of New York City after season 11.In a TiKTok video shared on Tuesday, July 5, the Skinnygirl founder, 51, addressed the misconception that she only left the franchise “because of the money.” Frankel clarified: “If I stayed, it would have been because of the money.

I left because I wanted to leave. I was ready to leave, and I used a technicality deal point as my excuse.”The New York native added that she “just lost someone very close” at the time of the contract renewal and didn’t want to go back to work. “Pros play hurt,” she continued. “I’m a professional.

I show up on time, I deliver. That’s my reputation in business.”Here is why I left RHONY…#businessispersonal #rhony #bethennyfrankel #bravo #realhouse #realhousewivesoftiktok #businessadvice #businessstories #businesstiktok #rhonyc ♬ original sound – Bethenny Frankel She claimed she noticed a “new point” in the Housewives’ contracts which made it so they allegedly “won’t be paid” if they didn’t appear in an episode for one reason or another.

That rule, however, didn’t exactly apply to the RHONY OG who was with the series since its inception in 2008.“The production company said that they ‘Would never air an episode without you.’ They told me that directly, I have receipts,” Frankel continued.The Big Shot With Bethenny alum went on: “I already knew that I’m a professional and there would just be no situation where I wouldn’t show up for work.