'RHONY' Alum Bethenny Frankel And Boyfriend Paul Bernon Are Back On, Report Claims

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Bethenny Frankel and Paul Bernon announced the end of their relationship in October 2020 but have since rekindled their years-long romance. 

Weeks after the former "Real Housewives of New York City" cast member and her producer beau were spotted together at an art studio in Miami with Bethenny's daughter, Bryn Casey Hoppy, an insider claims the couple is giving their relationship another chance.

According to a report shared by All About the Real Housewives, a friend of Bethenny and Paul has confirmed the news to Star magazine.

According to the insider of the magazine, Bethenny and Paul called it quits last year due to strain from their long-distance relationship. As some fans may have noticed, Bethenny and Paul spent several months apart as Bethenny remained quarantined with her daughter in New York City and he stayed safe at his home in Boston, Massachusetts. 

Now, however, months later, the time apart appears to have made their hearts grow fonder and they are now said to be back together, officially.

“Bethenny really missed him – and it turns out, Paul missed her too,” the friend revealed.

While Bethenny and Paul have remained mum in regard to the news of their reconciliation, the source went on to reveal that they first got back together over the holiday season.

“Bethenny and Paul really are a good match,” the friend added.

As "Real Housewives of New York City" fans may have noticed, Bethenny and Paul didn't hesitate to show their affections for one another during their time in Miami with Bryn.

At the end of last year, after news of their breakup was confirmed, Bethenny appeared on "The Ellen Degeneres Show," where she said she was doing alright in her new life as a single woman.

“We had a great, great relationship and I’m really happy,” she said, according to a report shared byUs Weeklymagazine in regard to the October 2020 appearance. “Not everything has to end badly, some things just don’t continue and it’s not negative, it’s just life.”

Bethenny went on to discuss the pressure she feels from fans. 

“You know, not everything works out. So many people have tried to define my life — our lives — with, ‘When are you getting engaged?’ ‘When are you having a baby?’ ‘When are you getting married?'” Bethenny continued. “I’ve just realized more in life, with people being more open and honest about their lives and what they want, that everything doesn’t have to sort of end in a blue box and a bow.”