Bethenny Frankel gives approval on original ‘RHONY’ cast’s network move to Bravo rival E!

Bethenny Frankel approved of the “Real Housewives of New York City” cast reuniting for a show on Bravo’s rival network, E!

“What do I think about the Housewives going to E! in a new reboot OG-style?” the TV personality asked via a TikTok video Saturday.

“I think it’s fan-f–king-tastic. E! came in savage, barracuda-style, and said, ‘These bitches aren’t expired, so you know what? Let’s put them back up on the f–king shelf.’”

Frankel, 55, added that Ramona Singer, 69, was going to “come out of hibernation like a bear, ready to eat something.”

The TV personality also suggested that her pal Jill Zarin, 62, had something to do with their revival series coming into fruition.

“I’m happy for all of them,” she added.

It’s unclear why Frankel, who starred on “RHONY” from 2008 to 2019, won’t be involved in the forthcoming project.

However, the Skinny Girl founder recently packed up her life and moved from Connecticut to Florida last year.

At the time, she shared via her “Just B” podcast that her daughter Bryn’s emotional plea had convinced her to move to the Sunshine State.

Frankel’s reps weren’t immediately available to Page Six for comment.

The Bravo alum spoke out after Page Six heard that the OG “RHONY” cast, including Zarin, Singer, Luann de Lesseps, 60, Sonja Morgan, 62, and Kelly Bensimon, 57, had signed a deal with E! network.

Sources told us that a new show is expected to air by the end of 2026.

Back in 2023, the same group attempted to revamp their beloved show with “Real Housewives of New York: Legacy.” However, the show stalled due to money.

Luann, Ramona, Zarin, Frankel and Alex McCord were the first faces of “RHONY” when season one was released in 2008.

The show, meanwhile, was cancelled after 15 years last year following Bravo’s attempt to revamp the series with a new cast.