Bethenny Frankel is backpedaling.
Bravo fans are calling out the “Real Housewives of New York City” alum for deleting her original take on Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl 2026 halftime show.
An X user resurfaced the footage, claiming the former reality star led the TikTok upload by declaring she couldn’t “wait to get canceled for this.”
Frankel, 55, went on to ask, “Should these entertainment vehicles — the Grammys, the Emmys, the Oscars, the Super Bowl — should this be the place for personal, cultural, political views to be expressed?
“Certainly there are major world events that take place, whether COVID or tragedies, 9/11, and it’s unavoidable that it’s discussed, but where is the line?” she continued.
The ex-Bravolebrity went on to compare Bad Bunny’s performance to “Dave Chapelle expressing” transphobic views onstage in 2021, Richard Gere “getting into trouble” in the past and Billie Eilish recently blasting ICE in her Grammys 2026 acceptance speech.
“Where is the line?” Frankel asked again, pointing out that Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos aren’t “allowed to express any opinions about anything going on” during “Live With Kelly and Mark.”
She concluded, “That show … they can barely discuss anything going on. It’s an entertainment vehicle, and they keep it that way.”
When Frankel took the video down and shared another — this time applauding Bad Bunny for using his right to “express [him]self,” her followers called her out.
One claimed the Skinnygirl creator had “changed [her] tune.”
Another wrote, “That’s right. You better walk it back quick,” while a third added, “Nahh put your original video back up.”
The second upload has now also been deleted.
Frankel’s rep did not immediately respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
Other Housewives, including Taylor Armstrong of “Real Housewives of Beverly Hills” took aim at the Grammy winner’s show on Sunday.
“I am embarrassed for the NFL and Apple for the Super Bowl halftime show totally in Spanish with a Cuban flag!!” the 54-year-old told her Instagram followers over the weekend.
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