Bethenny Frankel saves butterfly's life as she enjoys bonding time with daughter by the pool after Italian vacation
She just returned from a gorgeous vacation in Capri, Italy with boyfriend Paul Bernon.
And by Friday, Bethenny Frankel had returned home to the Hamptons as she was seen on Instagram cuddling up to her nine-year-old daughter Bryn and her two dogs.
'There’s no place like home,' Frankel wrote in the caption.
Quality time: By Friday, Bethenny Frankel had returned home to the Hamptons as she was seen on Instagram cuddling up to her nine-year-old daughter Bryn and her two dogs
The Real Housewives of New York star wore a turquoise two-piece swimsuit patterned with green palm leaves and a wide-brimmed straw hat as she planted a peck on her little one's cheek.
She also made an effort to keep her daughter's identity under wraps by hiding her face under a blue heart emoji.
Several commenters praised Frankel for the move.
Supportive: Several commenters praised Frankel for keeping her daughter's identity under wraps by hiding her face under a blue heart emoji
Rescuers: A quick visit to Frankel's Instagram Story shows that she and Bryn spent the afternoon by the pool saving an injured monarch butterfly's life
Resourceful: At one point, Frankel brought out both a colander and chopsticks to pick the insect up and return it to its natural habitat
'I admire how you keep your daughter's face private, so she can have a normal childhood!' one commenter said.
'I really admire how you keep her identity private. She will thank you for this when she is older!' another commenter said.
'I absolutely love that you keep your precious baby girl’s face private from the world,' another commenter said.
A quick visit to Frankel's Instagram Story shows that she and Bryn spent the afternoon by the pool saving an injured monarch butterfly's life.
The butterfly was sitting on a pool chair when Frankel discovered it fluttering its wings and struggling to move out of the area.
It wasn't long before Frankel and Bryn were on a mission to bring it back to the upstate New York wilderness.
At one point, Frankel brought out both a colander and chopsticks to pick the insect up and return it to its natural habitat.
'It's like we're cooking,' she could be heard saying at one point.
Frankel shares Bryn with ex-husband Jason Hoppy.
Daily Mail UK
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