Real Housewives of New York star Bethenny Frankel is no Dear Abby. She was wrong on so many levels saying “Black Women Should Get White Men to Rep Them” would cause a backlash!!!

Find out what has black women fuming over Bethenny Frankel’s statement on the flip…

Reports are circulating that Bethenny Frankel obviously didn’t know her crowd (women who are entrepreneurs) and angered many with her “business advice”, CelebNReality247.com has learned!

Bethenny was clueless that entrepreneur named Mary Pryor wrote about the event, specifically during a Q&A session with Frankel saying:

“I was stunned when Frankel implied that women should have sex with men in exchange for capital. I was offended when she expressed some kind of kinship with black women because she’s “loud.” And I was taken aback when she advised those of us in the room to get business advice to hire a white man as the face of our companies.”

So far, no recordings have surfaced but Twitter has been attacking Bethenny ever since for her alleged sexist and racist comments. Pryor went on further to express her distaste for Bethenny’s remarks which got enough attention from the organizer, Project Entrepreneur to issue an apology.

Pryor’s remarks read:

“To the organizers of @RenttheRunway #PEIntensive16 and their events this weekend I applaud the diverse room of women thanks to @UBS… However #PEIntensive16’s keynote via @Bethenny was offensive and wrong NOT proper for a room full of female founders… I along with another ally of color stood up to address how offensive @Bethenny was to not just us but the entire room.”

“For Bethenny to insist that a young, Black female founder “Find a white guy” to rep her biz is a racial microaggression… For #PEIntensive16 to not issue an apology to the women of color in the room that were offended by her statement bothers me… I am tired of being asked to be present in the room for female founders events & have my voice SHUT DOWN… I am tired of WW telling me that I am not enough to run & rep something I have built @Bethenny’s remarks are damaging esp. in room full of women (mostly white) especially to a Black female founder. I want that young, Black female founder to feel empowered not told she isn’t enough by keynote at a conference.”

Bethenny stay true to her guns and with a zero f**** attitude she sent out the following tweets:

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