‘Supermodel’ Bethenny Frankel shakes it in another thong swimsuit after fashion show criticism

Bethenny Frankel is not done flaunting her figure.

The Skinnygirl founder, 54, shared a video of herself Tuesday dancing around to JT’s “Ran Out” in a thong-cut, zebra-patterned swimsuit and a Sports Illustrated crop top as she made herself a coffee.

The racy post comes after Frankel’s show-stopping runway debut at Miami Swim Week last weekend.

She wrote over the clip on Instagram, “If the internet says I’m a supermodel? Who am I to argue?”

Frankel added in a repost of the video via TikTok, “I guess i’m that B cuz you mofo say so #supermodel.”

The “Real Housewives of New York City” alum received an overwhelming amount of praise via social media for her fit physique and confidence while walking the catwalk Saturday.

Frankel strutted her stuff at the W South Beach hotel in three different looks, including a cheetah-print one-piece bathing suit, a pink-and-black polka dot thong bikini, and a denim bikini and cowboy hat.

Jeff Bezos’ fiancée, Lauren Sánchez, commented online after the viral show, “We all need this energy!!!”

However, Frankel also got some backlash from critics who reminded her she has a 15-year-old daughter.

“What would my daughter think of me being in a thong in a fashion show…The answer is proud,” the reality star wrote in a video Sunday in response to the negative remarks.

She shared that her teen, Brynn, told her via a FaceTime call, “‘Mama…I saw you, you did so good!’”

“She said, ‘You have such a cute tush mama,’ and she said, ‘You look like you’re 30 years old,’” Frankel added.

The former Bravo star also gushed at the time over the support she received from the other ladies who walked in the show — which included influencers Remi Bader and Alix Earle, Olympians Ilona Maher and Jordan Chiles, and “Vanderpump Rules” alum Stassi Schroeder — calling it “a great experience.”

Frankel added in a separate video Tuesday alongside a recap of her runway walks set to George Michael’s “Freedom, “Whether you’re 18 or 98, everyone deserves to feel alive, happy, and free.”