Bethenny Frankel Divorce: Talk Show Host Put Career Before Marriage?
Bethenny Frankel is reportedly putting her career before her marriage amid claims that she and her husband Jason Hoppy are heading for a divorce.
The talk show host and her husband of two years have reportedly been experiencing marital woes for several months. A new report suggests that Frankel's successful career has ultimately cost the 42-year-old her marriage, according to RadarOnline.com.
"Bethenny will never show it, but she's devastated that [her marriage] didn't work. She wanted it all -- the career, the husband and the family," a source allegedly told Radar.
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Frankel's syndicated talk show "Bethenny" was recently renewed for another season following its debut in early 2012. However, Hoppy is reportedly unhappy due to the show's contractual obligations requiring Frankel to film in Los Angeles.
"Jason has made it crystal clear to Bethenny that he is not in favor of her continuing her talk show, which will be filming in Los Angeles. Jason hates L.A. and doesn't want to move to California, even for the sake of his wife's career," the source said.
"Bethenny is contractually obligated to film in Los Angeles however, and she would never even contemplate breaching the deal. Jason has warned Bethenny that he won't be moving to L.A. with her when filming begins in 2013," the source added.
The insider also claimed that Frankel suspects that Hoppy's refusal to move with to L.A. May simply be masking the real reason behind his frustration.
"Bethenny suspects though that Jason's beef isn't with living in Los Angeles, but rather how unhappy he is in the marriage. Things are so bad between the two of them right now they are hardly even talking to each other," the source explained.
In June, Frankel, who shares a 2-year-old daughter with Hoppy, denied reports that she and Hoppy were divorcing. While she admitted that their marriage takes work, she insisted that they are in a "good" place.
"I'm in a good marriage, we have issues, we are not perfect ... we work on it everyday ... we're committed," Frankel said on her syndicated daytime talk show "Bethenny."
