Bethenny Frankel says it was Andy Cohen who advised her to marry ex-husband Jason Hoppy, which she referred to as the “worst thought in historical past.”

Talking on the most recent episode of her “Simply B” podcast, “Actual Housewives of New York Metropolis” alum, 52, briefly touched on her disastrous ill-fated union with the pharmaceutical gross sales government that was adopted by a bitter eight-year divorce.

“Andy advised me to marry Jason, so, there we go,” the Skinnygirl founder advised her former costar Jill Zarin. “F–king worst thought in historical past.”

Frankel and Hoppy tied the knot in March 2010, however she filed for divorce simply two years later.

After years of court docket hearings — largely regarding custody of the previous couple’s 13-year-old daughter, Bryn — Frankel and Hoppy finalized their acrimonious divorce in January 2021.

The ex-couple tied the knot in a lavish, highly-publicized wedding ceremony after Frankel came upon she was pregnant with Bryn.

However issues went south for the pair quickly after their nuptials, with the pair asserting their separation in December 2012 earlier than the Bravolebrity pulled the plug on the wedding for good.

What adopted was a years-long custody battle over Bryn, with the exes reaching a monetary settlement in 2016.

Frankel finally received full authorized custody in addition to major residential custody.

Their divorce was finalized in January 2021.

Frankel opened up in regards to the automotive crash marriage in 2021, calling the cut up a “nightmare divorce.”

“I ended up marrying somebody who was only a common particular person, who appeared like they may deal with all of what’s happening with me, and being in actuality tv,” she defined on the “Simply B” podcast in 2021.

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“And I used to be type of happy with myself for simply marrying somebody who had a easy life, they usually didn’t come from a lot, and they also would by no means need something from me.”

Frankel stated she initially didn’t need a prenup previous to marrying Hoppy as a result of she thought the thought of getting one was “embarrassing” and “awkward.”

“I’m trusting and I simply don’t need to cope with this, and it was embarrassing. The phrase ‘prenup’ was embarrassing to me. It’s uncomfortable, it’s awkward. A contract once you get married? It’s an uncomfortable, awkward idea,” she defined.