Bethenny Frankel Defends ‘Transphobic’ Comments About Pronouns: ‘Come At Me’

EXCLUSIVE: In a very competitive situation with eight bidders, Sony Pictures Television’s TriStar has won the television rights to author Kirstin Chen’s upcoming novel Counterfeit. Chen will executive produce the series adaptation alongside Ben Smith of Captive Entertainment and Kay Cannon and Laverne McKinnon through K&L Productions. The producers have started a search for a writer to pen the project.

Nick Cannon was really into Kim Kardashian.The 40-year-old actor and TV presenter opened up about his previous relationship with the reality star and admitted that she «broke my heart.»«People didn’t know, they were just like, ‘Who’s that chick with Nick? She’s bad,'» Cannon recalled during an interview on the podcast.

Rebecca Davis editorTrinity Cine Asia has acquired all U.K. and CIS rights to Chinese disaster film “Cloudy Mountain” from Beijing Blossoms Entertainment.The film first debuted on Sept.

Offering more context. After Bethenny Frankel claimed that she heard rumors about Erika Jayne and Tom Girardi‘s financial situation, Andy Cohen confirmed that he got the same information from the reality star.

Bethenny Frankel says she’s not afraid of "cancellation" amid backlash for alleged transphobic comments she made on a recent podcast episode.  The Skinny Girl founder took to Twitter on Tuesday after she started to catch backlash online over comments she made on her "Just B" podcast about a transgender child that attended a Hamptons all-girls camp.

Whew, there is a whole lot to unpack in Bethenny Frankel’s latest podcast episode…

Donald Trump wasn't planning to attack China and that it was his job to reassure the Chinese of this in the phone calls that have triggered outrage from some lawmakers.Army Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, delivered a vehement defense of two calls he made to his Chinese counterpart, saying he was responding to a “significant degree of intelligence” that China was worried about a U.S.

Bethenny Frankel is remaining defiant after some comments she made during a recent podcast were criticized as being “transphobic.”

Doubling down. Bethenny Frankel defended her comments about pronouns and gender identity originally made in a Thursday, September 23, podcast episode.

Donald Trump wasn't planning to attack China and it was his job to reassure the Chinese of that fact in phone calls that have triggered outrage from some lawmakers.Army Gen. Mark Milley, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, delivered a full-throated defense of two calls he made to his Chinese counterpart, saying he was responding to “concerning intelligence” that China was worried about a U.S.

Bethenny Frankel is responding to the Page Six article published that calls out remarks she made as transphobic.

Bethenny Frankel is facing backlash for "transphobic" comments she made on her "Just B" podcast. The "Real Housewives of New York City" alum, 50, opened her most recent episode by pontificating about pronouns and gender identity — as they pertain to her 11-year-old daughter, Bryn.  "We have to go into the fact that I did a Zoom for my daughter’s school and [had] the pronouns conversation with each teacher, each parent, each child," Frankel began, seemingly frustrated.

Bethenny Frankel is clearing the air.

Doubling down? After her comments about Erika Jayne and Tom Girardi raised eyebrows within the Bravo fandom, Bethenny Frankel is clearing the air.

Bethenny Frankel is again being accused of "not supporting other women." Erika Jayne’s attorney, Evan Borges, exclusively told Page Six on Friday that Frankel, 50, bringing up claims about Tom Girardi’s alleged old debts is another example of people trying to pile on his client. "Erika has no knowledge of the alleged loans or the conversations referred to by Ms.