Bethenny Frankel looked chic in a flowy black floral swimsuit as she walked on the beach with fiancé Paul Bernon on Friday.
The 52-year-old businesswoman — who recently spoke out against Ozempic — showed off her toned legs in a stunning one-piece, which also flaunted her cleavage.
The mom-to-be, who shares daughter Brynn, 12, with ex Jason Hobby, added a large, wide-brimmed black sun hat.
The fashion designer carried a green leather handbag with a long strap and covered her eyes with blue-framed sunglasses.
The duo slipped on shoes as they walked barefoot on the sand, joining a pile of other summer-ready beachgoers.
BEACH DAY: Bethenny Frankel looked chic in a black floral swimsuit as she walked on the beach on Friday
Fun time: She showed off her toned legs in a stunning one-piece swimsuit, which also flaunted her midriff, as she was joined by fiancé Paul Pernon.
Frankel’s swimsuit had thin straps, a deep V-shaped back, and a multicolored floral pattern on the sides.
She wore a pair of sparkling diamond earrings and a matching round choker necklace.
The former Real Housewives of New York star also wore a watch around her left wrist.
Long, lustrous locks of raven-light gleaming in media fixtures spilled out from under her hat.
Meanwhile, the beau wore a low-key look consisting of a black baseball cap, black T-shirt, and dark shorts.
Bethenny and Paul, who is a film and television producer, met via a dating app in 2018.
Forever Young co-founder Rosé has been married to her ex-husband, Jason, for 11 years.
Bethenny’s beach day comes after the outspoken multi-hyphenate spoke out against the diabetes drug Ozempic.
SUPPLEMENT: The baby’s mom, who shares daughter Brynn, 12, with ex Jason Hobby, added a large, wide-brimmed black sun hat
CUTE: Frankel’s swimsuit has spaghetti straps, a deep V-neckline, and a multicolored floral pattern on the sides
Although Ozempic is designed to treat type 2 diabetes, its satiety side effect has revolutionized Hollywood as a quick fix for shedding unwanted pounds.
“People don’t want recognition (they use Ozempic) but they want people to believe it was the blood, sweat and tears[that led to the weight loss],” Skinnygirl’s CEO said on social media earlier this month.
In her caption to the post, she claimed, “The loophole for people avoiding taking Ozempic is that many celebrities are already on Mounjaro, which is a different medication (also used to treat diabetes), and more new medications are coming soon.”
She compared the drug’s popularity to that of the past such as ephedra (Ma huang) which became popular in the late 1990s but was later banned by the FDA after supplements containing the ingredient were determined to have serious health risks.
So (Ozempic) is now apparently a positive drug that will relieve obesity. Bethenny added that the problem is diabetes and they sell it in Mexican pharmacies and airports.
She also claimed to have heard that the drug — given as weekly injections for $1,000 a month — was also a “mood-alterer” that caused “irrational” behavior in those taking it.
Chic: The fashion designer carried a green leather handbag with a long strap and covered her eyes with blue-framed sunglasses
Relaxed: Bethenny slipped off the shoes as she walked barefoot on the sand, joining a pile of other summer-ready beachgoers
Bethenny kicked off the conversation by addressing common questions and concerns about using Ozempic, as well as criticism that many “take the easy way out” by using it to achieve their weight-loss goals.
Although there are other “shortcuts” to lose weight such as gastric bypass and ligature surgery, these surgeries are only available to those with a BMI of 30 or higher.
While off-label, semaglutide — the active ingredient in Ozempic and Wegovy — is easily accessible regardless of BMI.
Bethenny said she’s heard the drug is “ramp like crazy” in affluent communities like Boca Raton in Florida and the Upper West Side in New York City.
Stunning: Long, luscious locks of raven-red color spilled out from under her hat
