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Skinnygirl mogul Bethenny Frankel suffered a serious wardrobe malfunction as she rang the opening bell at the NASDAQ Thursday morning.

The star, who started the charitable disaster relief initiative BStrong, was invited for the special moment in the wake of all of the work she’s been doing to help victims of the ongoing wildfires ravaging the Los Angeles area.

However, while she was there on this morning, things didn’t go exactly as planned, as she had a bit of a wardrobe mishap.

The former Real Housewives of New York star, 54, documented the moment in a hilarious video posted to TikTok , which was set to the song ‘Buttons’ by the Pussycat Dolls .

In the clip, Frankel wore a long-sleeve, white knit dress with black buttons and detailing, as well as a black pussybow at the neck.

The buttons, however, just couldn’t stay in place, as the former Bravo TV reality star showed that the top had totally popped open to expose her bra.

She accessorized the look with a black headband and dangling diamond earrings.

Thankfully, though, it didn’t look like the mishap bothered Frankel, as she was seen hysterically laughing in the TikTok.

‘Is it ever NOT something? Today’s wardrobe malfunction at @Nasdaq brought to you by yours truly…’ she wrote in the caption.

Earlier in the day, while she was on her way to Times Square to ring the bell, the star shared her journey as she filmed from the car, explaining that the buttons on the dress were secured by a snap and they ‘kept popping open.’

‘I have double-sided tape, and I also have a blanket, but I have no back-up dress, and I just think that when I’m standing, it’ll be kind of okay, I just gotta get through that couple of minutes,’ Frankel said.

‘I’m not only poppin’ tags, I’m poppin’ buttons,’ she joked.

In the comments section of her video, many users were in stitches over the ridiculous moment, leaving their praise for Frankel.

‘I spit coffee everywhere ty Bethenny… I needed that laugh….’ one person wrote.

Another agreed, ‘I’m crying laughing so hard.’

‘She a real girl and she is all of us in this moments…’ someone else typed.

Since the wildfires, Frankel and her team at BStrong have been on the ground in Los Angeles, giving out cash cards and other aid.

‘We deliver aid to different vetted orgs, churches schools, etc. In addition, we have crisis kits because this is Phase Zero — people don’t have a suitcase, they don’t have a house, they have nothing,’ she told Extra TV in a recent interview.

‘These crisis kits are incredible. They have hydration and cups and beans and… things for kids and masks and sanitation, hygiene, all these kinds of things that people need right now,’ she continued.

The star also added that one of the biggest problems happening right now is ‘lack of dignity.’

‘They had a house yesterday, they have nothing today, and now they’re digging through piles of old clothing… We know what they need, because we know how to do this in each place, and people tell us what they need,’ she told the outlet.

‘And that’s all we have is what people have in a dignified manner. Organized, streamlined. It should not be a hodgepodge.’

Skinnygirl mogul Bethenny Frankel suffered a serious wardrobe malfunction as she rang the opening bell at the NASDAQ Thursday morning.

The star, who started the charitable disaster relief initiative BStrong, was invited for the special moment in the wake of all of the work she’s been doing to help victims of the ongoing wildfires ravaging the Los Angeles area.

However, while she was there on this morning, things didn’t go exactly as planned, as she had a bit of a wardrobe mishap. 

The former Real Housewives of New York star, 54, documented the moment in a hilarious video posted to TikTok, which was set to the song ‘Buttons’ by the Pussycat Dolls.

In the clip, Frankel wore a long-sleeve, white knit dress with black buttons and detailing, as well as a black pussybow at the neck.

The buttons, however, just couldn’t stay in place, as the former Bravo TV reality star showed that the top had totally popped open to expose her bra.

She accessorized the look with a black headband and dangling diamond earrings.  

Thankfully, though, it didn’t look like the mishap bothered Frankel, as she was seen hysterically laughing in the TikTok.

‘Is it ever NOT something? Today’s wardrobe malfunction at @Nasdaq brought to you by yours truly…’ she wrote in the caption.

Earlier in the day, while she was on her way to Times Square to ring the bell, the star shared her journey as she filmed from the car, explaining that the buttons on the dress were secured by a snap and they ‘kept popping open.’

‘I have double-sided tape, and I also have a blanket, but I have no back-up dress, and I just think that when I’m standing, it’ll be kind of okay, I just gotta get through that couple of minutes,’ Frankel said.

‘I’m not only poppin’ tags, I’m poppin’ buttons,’ she joked.

In the comments section of her video, many users were in stitches over the ridiculous moment, leaving their praise for Frankel. 

‘I spit coffee everywhere ty Bethenny… I needed that laugh….’ one person wrote.

Another agreed, ‘I’m crying laughing so hard.’

‘She a real girl and she is all of us in this moments…’ someone else typed.

Since the wildfires, Frankel and her team at BStrong have been on the ground in Los Angeles, giving out cash cards and other aid.

‘We deliver aid to different vetted orgs, churches schools, etc. In addition, we have crisis kits because this is Phase Zero — people don’t have a suitcase, they don’t have a house, they have nothing,’ she told Extra TV in a recent interview.

‘These crisis kits are incredible. They have hydration and cups and beans and… things for kids and masks and sanitation, hygiene, all these kinds of things that people need right now,’ she continued.

The star also added that one of the biggest problems happening right now is ‘lack of dignity.’  

‘They had a house yesterday, they have nothing today, and now they’re digging through piles of old clothing… We know what they need, because we know how to do this in each place, and people tell us what they need,’ she told the outlet.

‘And that’s all we have is what people have in a dignified manner. Organized, streamlined. It should not be a hodgepodge.’