Bethenny Frankel slams Andy Cohen for making fun of Vanity Fair’s bombshell exposé on Ramona Singer over her accusations of racism and discrimination

Bethenny Frankel slammed Bravo’s Andy Cohen after he laughed at Vanity Fair’s bombshell exposé of Ramon Singer.

Andy left a laughing emoji in the comments section of @WatchWhatCrappens – poking fun at the Vanity Fair exposé.

‘[Andy’s] belittling the alcohol discussion and the racism discussion, which is honestly really shocking, especially right now,” Bethenny, 52, said on her ReWives podcast.

Adding: ‘I think he probably just thinks he’s invisible.’

Leah McSweeney, who also participated in the exhibition, responded via We weekly.

She took to her Instagram stories and wrote, “Wow. Andy finds racism and addiction hilarious. Good to know.’

Bravo star Kristen Doute also shared her thoughts on his response – according to the outlet.

She replied to him in the comments section of What What Crappens and wrote Wow.

She also wrote a separate response, making a bedazzled emoji and writing, “not cool.”

Andy laughed off accusations of racism and discrimination against Ramona, 66, in the wake of Vanity Fair’s expose on Bravo’s Real Housewives franchise.

In response to a meme about the publication’s claim that she made racist comments during a conversation with a Black crew member during the filming of RHONY’s 13th season, the 55-year-old late-night host expressed amusement at the tense situation.

The cheeky post showed a video of a news anchor canoeing out of a flood as she cheerfully told viewers: ‘Good morning! Well, obviously we get a nice break from the rain, but not from the floods.’

The meme account added the words “Vanity Fair” above her, while labeling “Bravo viewers” as the two unfazed citizens who simply walk right past her.

Among the images, uploaded by the account @watchwhatcrappens, the father-of-two dropped a single crying emoji.

See how What Crappens captioned the post: “Vanity Fair breaks the news that adults drink and Ramona is racist.”

Singer has denied allegations that she used the N-word to refer to a black member of The Real Housewives of New York City production staff.

The reality star, who was fired from BravoCon over the allegations, also said she “always liked fellow Housewife Eboni Williams” — who claimed she was quitting because of Singer’s alleged racist comments.

The reality TV star, 66, was also fired from her job as a real estate agent at Douglas Elliman.

However, sources close to Singer claim that this matter was investigated by the Bravo show’s production company in 2021 and she was cleared to continue working on the series, per TMZ.

A report from Page Six claims that the results of that investigation were “inconclusive” and that as a result she was acquitted in good faith.

The Vanity Fair expose also reported on an alleged off-camera interaction between Williams and Singer after Luann De Lesseps stormed out of the room.

“Ramona slammed her hands on the table,” Williams said. “She says, ‘This is why we didn’t need black people on the show…. This is going to ruin our show.”

Singer emailed the publication to tell her side of the story.

She said interaction “absolutely” did not occur.

“In fact, I was in favor of adding several cast members long before Eboni was added,” she claimed.

Ramona also tried to downplay it during an interaction with a reporter from Page six.

She texted the reporter: “And the word I used was ‘NWord’, not n….”

Bethenny said during her ReWives podcast that she thinks Ramona was fired from BravoCon because of “optics.”

She said of her former co-star, “Believe me, if Ramona said something that made her look really bad on her own, it didn’t affect Bravo and [them] Since she was canceled, Ramona was supposed to be center stage.”

Bethenny claimed that she had “first-hand knowledge from both attorneys” and publicists that the network “is reeling and seeking crisis intervention.”

However, according to Page Six, a source at Bravo said, “There’s no truth to this.”