Ariana Madix has called out Bethenny Frankel for her interview with Raquel Leviss on the “Just B” podcast, insisting Frankel should know better. Madix found Frankel’s comments about his relationship with Sandoval hurtful. LaLa Kent also accused Frankel of exploiting Leviss.
Leviss, speaking on the podcast, reflected on his actions, acknowledged the hurt he caused by not thinking long-term, and revealed he used alcohol to cope during filming. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity to share his growth and strive to become a better person.
Read on to learn more.
Ariana Madix Criticizes Bethenny Frankel For ‘Hurtful’ Comment
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Madix criticized Frankel, accusing him of not knowing “what he’s doing” while speaking with his “VPR” co-star Leviss on last week’s episode of the “Just B” podcast.
Madix called out the former “Real Housewives of New York City” star for interviewing Leviss, saying she should have “known better.”
“Bethenny actually upsets me more in terms of what’s said,” she shared with Shay during a recent episode of the “Scheanigans With Scheana Shay” podcast.
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While expressing her displeasure, the reality star described Frankel’s statements about her relationship with Sandoval and his comments about their lack of marriage or children as hurtful and insensitive.
“In many countries, [he was my common-law spouse],” explained Madix. “I think it hurts when it comes to other women in relationships who don’t have children. Maybe they can’t have children or don’t want offspring or don’t want to get married.”
He added, “None of that person’s relationships are any less meaningful because of that…she should know better than to say that about anyone.”
Lala Kent Accuses Bethenny Frankel of Exploiting Raquel Leviss
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Madix’s comments came after “Vanderpump Rules” co-star LaLa Kent accused Frankel of “exploiting” Leviss on her podcast. Kent voiced his concerns on the “Give Them Lala” podcast, where he also denied Leviss’ claims of being dubbed “reality TV gold” by himself, Katie Maloney and Kristina Kelly.
On the same episode of the podcast, the actress praised Leviss for using the platform to share her story but accused Frankel of exploitation. “Glad that he can finally take advantage of such a giant platform to tell his story,” Kent said. “I just saw the clip, and what I gather from it is that Bethenny completely exploited that girl again.”
Kent went on to criticize Leviss for her involvement with Tom Sandoval while she was with Madix, as she described reality TV as an “intense environment” that can break those who aren’t mentally strong.
Raquel Leviss Says She’s Not Thinking ‘Long Term’
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In an episode of the “Just B” podcast, Leviss, who has kept a low profile since June’s “Vanderpump Rules” reunion episode, revealed her reasons for staying out of the public eye.
The reality star described the past as chaotic and explained her introspective process. Speaking to Frankel, he stated, “I have taken some time to myself to reflect and try to understand my actions. And I finally got to a place where it made sense to me.”
Acknowledging the consequences of his actions, Leviss acknowledged the hurt he caused to others, “I want to take a moment to acknowledge the hurt I’ve caused to so many people. I am not careful in my actions, and I do not think long term. I was completely overwhelmed with grief and wanted to fulfill a certain need.”
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She delved into her emotional state at the time, saying, “Looking back now, I can see that I was still recovering from a relationship with someone I thought I was going to marry. And after that, I still haven’t recovered.”
Leviss also admitted to turning to alcohol as a coping mechanism, acknowledging its limitations, “When I was filming, I drank a lot to numb the anxiety, and in the reality TV environment, I didn’t have a safe space for me to express my emotions in a healthy way.”
Raquel Leviss Is Grateful For The Chance To Show Her Growth
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During the interview, Leviss expressed his gratitude for the opportunity to present his perspective.
“It feels like I have this opportunity to share how much I’ve grown, and how hard I’ve tried to be a better person,” Leviss shared with Frankel.
She continued, “The person that I see rewatching on my TV is someone who is completely out of character from who I really am. I feel like having this opportunity to represent myself in a way that feels true to who I am is all I can ask for. .”
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