“Real Housewives of New York City” alums Bethenny Frankel, Ramona Singer and Sonja Morgan were spotted together in Paris, France.
The three women looked chic while walking down the street, flashing big smiles in pictures obtained by TMZ.
Frankel, 55, sported a burgundy tweed suit with matching pointed-toe heels and walked in the middle of Singer and Morgan. Morgan, 62, also flashed some leg in a short black skirt suit, which she paired with a white blouse underneath and knee-high black boots.
Singer, 69, opted for a rust-colored ensemble, which consisted of a low-cut sleeveless top and wide-leg pants.
According to the outlet, the trio are not filming for E!s “RHONY” spinoff, “The Golden Life,” which has already started filming in Palm Beach, Florida. Instead, they are working on a separate secret project, though it reportedly won’t be announced until next week.
Page Six reached out to Bravo and reps for Frankel, Singer and Morgan, but didn’t immediately receive responses.
Earlier this month, Frankel explained why she passed on joining “The Golden Life,” alongside Morgan, Singer, Dorinda Medley, Kelly Bensimon and Luann de Lesseps.
Frankel told her Instagram followers that being part of the reboot wouldn’t “be good for business.”
“It used to be good when I was promoting my own business,” she said of her original involvement in “RHONY.”
“But now that I work with a lot of other brands and have different types of equity deals and partners, they don’t look highly upon that genre,” she continued. “They kind of like that’s it’s in the rearview.”
She also said her salary requirements would make the other women unhappy.
“Despite some of the women asking if I would come back, the amount of money it would take for me to come back — that E! could presumably never pay — would make the other ‘Housewives’ resent me so much, which did happen before,” she said.
Still, she wished them the best.
“I’m really happy for these women and I want them to thrive [and] succeed and I want the show to do well,” she shared.
Last month, “RHONY” alum Jill Zarin made headlines after she was fired from “The Golden Life” following her tirade against Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Halftime Show on Feb. 8.
Zarin, 62, later spoke out about the decision, telling In Touch, “They didn’t even give me a chance.”
“I took it down right away. People make mistakes. I’m human,” she added, referring to her since-deleted Instagram video ranting against Bad Bunny’s performance.
