Kelly Dodd slams Bethenny Frankel’s seafood video: She’s going to ‘throw that up’
Someone’s a little crabby.
Kelly Dodd hopped on the bandwagon of calling out Bethenny Frankel for sharing a video of her “scarfing” down pieces of seafood.
“You know she’s going to throw that up!!” Dodd commented under Page Six’s Instagram Reel on Friday.
The “Real Housewives of Orange County” alum did not elaborate anymore on her thoughts.
However, “Selling Sunset” alum Christine Quinn had a different take and commented, “I don’t see the problem. She is eating, and she is funny as always.”
Frankel, 52, sent fans into a spiral this week after she posted a three-minute video of her chomping down on various items from a seafood boil in a plastic bag.
The “Real Housewives of New York City” star described her experience while sitting in her pajamas in a hotel room, cracking open crab legs, shoving the meat inside her mouth and licking her fingers in the video on Monday.
“bethenny scarfing down seafood in her hotel room is truly one of the most chaotic and terrifying things i’ve ever seen #rhony,” one person tweeted along with the video.
“She just needs to keep the food out of her mouth it’s really disgusting I can’t even understand what she’s saying & I’d like to!” another person tweeted.
“why is she like this 😭,” someone asked.
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“why is she in a dark room eating a seafood boil while looking like a goblin?!” another user asked.
After receiving all the mixed reviews, Frankel defended her video in another food-eating video on Wednesday.
“I’m not, like, serving dinner at the White House. I just want to eat as I go,” she said after describing the meal as a “miniature garbage bag filled with liquid and corn and shrimp.”
The Skinnygirl founder also emphasized that she is allergic to fish – not shellfish – after several people recalled her near-fatal allergic reaction from fish in 2018.
“So I’m sorry that I’m only allergic to [fish] and that somehow I get canceled when I eat shellfish ’cause I’m also deathly allergic to fish but it’s like telling someone allergic to chicken that they can’t eat cow, so. I get it,” she said.