Bethenny Frankel wishes women would embrace idea of ageing like ‘fine wine’

While describing how she hates seeing women “desperately” trying to cling onto their youth, Bethenny Frankel said she wishes women would try to age like a “fine wine”.

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Bethenny Frankel says women should embrace the idea of ageing like a ‘fine wine‘
Bethenny Frankel says women should embrace the idea of ageing like a ‘fine wine‘

Bethenny Frankel says women should embrace the idea of ageing like a “fine wine”.

The 52-year-old ‘Real Housewives of New York City’ regular, who has daughter Bryn, 13, with ex-husband Jason Hoppy, 52, says she hates seeing females fighting getting older and desperately trying to resist the process.

She told The Heathy magazine: “I have a daughter and I want to be young for her. It’s been great to just accept (ageing.)

“I see people, women, so desperately clinging on to youth and doing everything they can, and every gimmick and lying about their age and every filter.

“It seems there’s a desperation to ageing and not allowing it to happen like in fine wine.”

Adding how she is happy with being seen as a “dorky aunt” as she gets older, Bethenny went on: “I like being older because you have to be comfortable in your own skin and you get to be that dorky aunt.

“That’s who I am to my daughter’s friends. That’s who I am on social media. I’ve embraced it, I get it.”

The mum-of-one, who is engaged to film producer Paul Bernon, added she has a list of key steps to try and stay looking her best.

She said: “I like prioritising sleep and travel and food. I like curating my life the way that I want it to be and only doing work that I want to do that’s very liberating.

“I’m peaceful. I’m level, I’m happy. The highs and lows are not what they used to be, which is positive.”

“Consistency, hydration, spray tone, layering spray tone with serums.

“I have a sheet mask on right now because I flew yesterday, and a neck pillow that has lavender in it.

“Taking hot baths with Epsom salts. It’s old-school just consistency. And hell, I prioritise health over what I look like.”