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On matters of women standing together and going through their personal struggles, stemming from her experience at a L’Oreal event during Paris Fashion Week, Bethenny Frankel launched into a thunderbolt speech. The former reality TV star and entrepreneur shared Valerie-gate tales of the challenges women face: from physical insecurities to emotional anxieties. “Everybody is worth it,” she said, imperfections and all. Her candid reflections went straight to the hearts of her followers and sweeps of replies came from them with support and encouragement.
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Bethenny Frankel is getting real on what goes on beyond the glam of Paris Fashion Week. In an extended and emotional video recap of the L’Oréal event, Frankel held sway on things that bind insecurities and struggles to even the famous and the beautiful. Behind the scenes, with ominous levels of vulnerability, “massively famous” women held conversations about the need for hair extensions for fried violence and agonizing issues with their feet.
Frankel’s real takeaway was not about clothes or makeup. It was about shared experience. “Everybody has some version of a plate, a struggle, an emotional struggle, physical struggle, an anxiety struggle,” she continued. She described the event as “a moment when every woman made the decision to give it my best because I’m worth it.” Life is “95% of the time the wheels are going to be fucking falling off” for her, she said, “But it’s that 5% when you decide to really bring it that counts.”
She even cracked a joke at her own expense when she mentioned critiques from a past year about how she “walked like a giraffe.” This was her defiant acceptance of herself. “If you fall, you fall. We will fall. We will walk like giraffes. We will look like shit, which I do 95% of the time in pajamas,” she said laughing. The goal is to say to women that there is no such thing as perfection. Taking your first step forward is a success.
This raw expression resonated instantly with her followers. The comments section turned into a mini feminist hub. One admirer praises Bethenny, saying, “A really really really good message. 🙌👏.” This statement speaks volumes on how her soaring words hit home and got a round of applause.
Another one applauded the message and linked it to the appeal for kindness: “Great message! Also another reason we have to stop spewing hate towards one another & lift each other up…everyone’s got something going on. You’re all worth it💝.” This user emphasized that the wariness about the hidden struggles that each of us carry should foster a world whereby we help one another, be it online or offline.
The message of solidarity was, once more, brought up. Another commented assertively: “We all need to embrace each other and stop putting each other down! Absolutely no one woman is perfect; we all have our flaws, we all have our insecurities.” This found an echo in Frankel’s central premise at L’Oreal—that underneath, everyone is dealing with something.
Many rallied behind Frankel, personally. “You brought it Bethenny!👏you strutted your stuff like a supermodel!🔥,” said a very excited fan expressing pleasure at witnessing her in full glory. Another louder agreeance with some of the attacks Bethenny mentioned in saying, “Who cares what they said about your walk! They didn’t even get invited so they are jealous and envious of others accomplishments!” demonstrating the outsider-loving community’s appreciation of her genuineness.
A pesar de que en su mayoría los comentarios fueron positivos, el post no estaba exento de demasiado disidentes, haciendo válido el punto de Frankel de que no puedes complacer a todo el mundo. One critical commenter bluntly stated, “that you looked really stupid.” This single negative remark stood in stark contrast to the hundreds of supportive messages, serving as a real-time example of the kind of unnecessary hate Frankel encourages women to rise above.
Bethenny Frankel’s post from Paris Fashion Week eventually went far beyond the usual fashion week content. It wasn’t just about the event, an anthem on strength. By sharing her insecurities while celebrating the act of just showing up, she reminded women everywhere that they are worth it, even on days they think they are just about able to hold it together. These responses that poured in suggest that sometimes, the most fashionable accessory is a little bit of raw honesty. Her supermodel snack declarations are just one example of her unique approach to life.
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Bethenny’s protein bar reviews have similarly showcased her humorous and authentic personality. She’s also known for her unusual coffee recipes that often surprise her followers. Meanwhile, other celebrities like Hailee Steinfeld have also made waves at Paris Fashion Week with their stunning appearances.