The “Real Housewives of New York City” alum – who was subbing for Jenna Bush Hager – had another look, but it didn’t make it to the studio.
Bethenny Frankel showed her true dedication to co-hosting “Today with Hoda & Jenna” when she showed up wearing a colorful “Today” bathing suit on Tuesday.
The black one-piece swimsuit with side cutouts featured “Today” written in white on the center with the talk show’s signature rainbow above in blue, pink and yellow and matching patterns towards the bottom.Bethenny Frankel co-hosted “Today with Hoda & Jenna” in a “Today” show swimsuit on Tuesday.HodaAndJenna/twitter
The “Real Housewives of New York City” alum – who was subbing for Jenna Bush Hager – explained that the look she actually planned didn’t make it to the studio. “I got here, and I looked over, and I said, ‘Where’s the outfit?’ And I saw people scurrying around me, flipping out, and it was not brought, it didn’t come from the Hamptons to the city,” she
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