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Bethenny Frankel Isn’t Superwoman, Has A Part-Time Nanny
Bethenny admits to hiring a part-time nanny.
Bethenny Frankel may make it look easy filming a new season of Bethenny Ever After, writing a new book Skinny Dipping, and being a mother simultaneously, but even the hardest working moms need a little help here and there. And that’s why Bethenny admits that she has a part-time nanny helping with her 1-year-old daughter, Bryn.
She revealed, “I have a part-time nanny there at 8 a.m., and I usually have her leave at 2. I like to be with the baby. I have an easy baby — and it’s exhausting. She jumped into the dishwasher today. She’s really structured, and she’s still a terror.”
So will we be seeing any more children from Bethenny and husband Jason Hoppy? ”I’m not pregnant yet. We’re not trying. We’re not not trying,” she says. “We’re not having a plan. We’re not doing fertility tests or being proactive.”
Her new book Skinny Dipping is “about a girl’s journey and what she wants, and trying to have it all. It’s about the lessons and the people along the way, about naysayers and rising above.”
Check out Bethenny family photos below!
[Photos via Pacific Coast News/Twitter.]
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Monica commented on Sep 03 11 at 9:39 pmI am very disappointed in Bethenny lying about the ingredients in her cocktail mix. Whole Foods has yanked the products from its shelves for fraud. I think she should be ashamed of herself and apologize to the public.
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