Bethenny Frankel denies Kim Kardashian Goop interview

Still not interested in keeping up. Bethenny Frankel share your thoughts after Kim Kardashian appeared on Gwyneth PaltrowGoop podcast.

After the 50-year-old Oscar winner praised the 42-year-old Skims co-founder in an Instagram post promoting the Tuesday, Dec. 27 episode, The Real Housewives of New York Alum, 52, weighed in on the comment. “I mean LOL,” the former Bravo personality wrote on Instagram on Thursday, December 29.

Paltrow’s original post, which included a selfie with Selfish author, read: “@kimkardashian is charming to the whole world, we know it. To me, she is fascinating because she challenges many ideas about what a woman should be and how she should look and behave while doing so. I loved interviewing her for the @goop podcast and talking about this and more.”

During the interview Keep up with the Kardashians The alums opened up about their daily routine and how she juggles her business while raising the four children she shares with her ex-husband. Kanye West: North, 9, Holy, 7, Chicago, 4, and Psalm, 3.

“I just feel like I work a lot,” Kardashian said, explaining why she recently started dabbling in coffee and alcohol. “The whole day after school is like product meetings, stuff testing, packaging meetings and everything for SKKN. Then I always have the Skims element.”

Frankel, for her part, has been open about her feelings for the Kardashian-Jenner family over the past few months, sharing her thoughts on their product lines as well as their alleged use of photo editing and filters. In August, the Skinnygirl mogul criticized the packaging of Kardashian’s SKKN skincare line, calling it “impractical” due to its round shape.

“It’s an onion,” she added in a TikTok video at the time. “I don’t get it because it doesn’t add up. I don’t live in a round house. I don’t have a first aid kit. … How are you going to travel with this? If you don’t have a private jet… you must be a billionaire to use this product. It’s just not practical.”

Two months later Business is personal The author said she wasn’t “surprised” that Hulu’s personality was booed while attending a football game with son Saint. “This is America’s entertainment,” Frankel tweeted in October. “Fans are people with daughters and sons who hope for realistic role models for their children. Football is not a superficial fashion land. These fans can’t be bought.”