Bethenny Frankel thinks actuality TV stars ought to be a part of the continuing writers and actors’ strike as a result of, they too, are being financially exploited.

“Hollywood is on strike. Entertainers are combating for residuals, and nobody will promote something. Why isn’t actuality TV on strike?” the previous “Actual Housewives of New York” star requested on Instagram Wednesday.

Frankel, 52, famous that she was solely paid $7,250 for her first “RHONY” season — and hasn’t seen a cent from it since.

“I personally have generated thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands of {dollars} in promoting and on-line impressions being on actuality TV and have by no means made a single residual,” she defined. “So, both I’m lacking one thing or we’re getting screwed too.”

Frankel — who stated actuality TV stars are sometimes appeared down upon and regarded the “losers” of Hollywood — famous that they have been those who “offered all the leisure” over the last writers’ strike from 2007 to 2008.

She then pointed to stars from “The Bachelor” and “The Hills” who get “paid peanuts” even if individuals can — and nonetheless — watch outdated “episodes from years passed by.”

“It’s full and whole bulls—t,” she added. “It simply occurred to me, everyone seems to be speaking about actors and we don’t receives a commission s—t.”

In her caption, Frankel inspired actuality TV stars to unionize to be able to “merely be handled pretty and valued.”

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“Critics will say that actors have ‘expertise’ which is what studios pay for: in truth, studios pay for advertisers and advertisers pay for the purchasers of the family aka ladies,” she wrote. “And what will get ladies? Actuality television.”

After going through some backlash in her feedback part, the previous actuality TV star made a follow-up video to additional drive dwelling her level.

“To the one who stated that it’s already truthful as a result of I get to monetize it: Yeah. I received the identical alternative that a whole bunch of different individuals have needed to monetize it and failed,” she quipped.

“So by means of blood sweat and tears I labored my a— off to justify the $7,250 paycheck for a number of episodes in 2008 — episodes which can be nonetheless getting used for monetization in 2023 — the place two entities are profiting and I’m not.”

Whereas Frankel didn’t make a lot throughout her first season on the hit Bravo sequence, the Skinnygirl founder was reportedly making a cool $1 million per season by the point she left.

The opinionated Bravolebrity left the sequence in 2011 following her feud with Jill Zarin. She finally determined to return in 2015 however ended up leaving the present for good 4 years later.

Since then, Frankel has delved into quite a few different enterprise ventures — from her Skinnygirl meals model to her Endlessly Younger Rosé and quite a few totally different podcasts.