Bethenny Frankel slips into longsleeve swim set for some surfing in The Hamptons

Bethenny Frankel and beau Paul Bernon hit the beaches of The Hamptons for some surfing on Tuesday.

The former Real Housewives Of New York star, 49, looked stylish as she suited up in a longsleeve rash guard and high cut bottoms with red accents on the side.

Her long legs were toned and tan from her near-daily trips to the shore.

Frankel topped her curly tresses with a wide-brimmed straw hat as she made her way to the sand.

Then it was time to dive in. Bethenny wasn’t afraid of the ocean as she paddled out.

She made sure to stay safe, leashing her blue boards to her ankle. After waiting for the perfect wave, Bethenny swam out, stood up and coasted back to shore.

Though her footing was strong, she almost lost her balance at one point. 

In the water she was joined by her handsome beau Paul Bernon. The Skinnygirl founder and film producer have been dating since 2018. 

Bethenny and Paul have reunited after spending the start of quarantine separately.

Frankel talked about her decision to stay in NYC while he remained in Boston during a March chat with Entertainment Tonight, explaining how being with 10-year-old daughter Bryn was the priority.

‘Paul is in Boston and I debated going to him last night but I feel — and I’ve told all my friends and I’ve given the advice based on lockdowns and being near your kids — we need to be at home where we feel the safest and the most comfortable,’ Frankel said. 

‘Anxieties are at a high and I need to do my own routine and I need to be closest to my child and I need to have my backyard and my dogs and my things I can touch.

‘He’s working on helping me with Mass General and Boston efforts, and what’s interesting is we’re not together but this has brought us closer than ever.’

She went on: ‘You’re closer to the people that you can’t be with [because] you’re feeling like you want to talk to them and FaceTime them and you miss them.’

‘So we are closer than ever, but I want to go there. It’s just we’re both sort of panicked, if I go and I can’t leave and it’s not rational because I’m sure I’d be able to leave, but you want to just feel in your safe place at the moment.’