Bethenny Frankel put on a brave face stepping out with her husband Jason Hoppy and their daughter Bryn in Beverly Hills, but she is still refusing to address the reports of her impending divorce.

The Bravo reality show mogul is making the rounds with media outlets shilling for her new talk show, but she is keeping silent on the news first reported by Star magazine that her divorce from Jason is in the works and RadarOnline.com has the photos of their somber shopping trip.

Amid reports that reality star, Bethenny Frankel and her husband of two years, Jason Hoppy are headed for divorce, a source close to the Skinnygirl founder tells RadarOnline.com exclusively that the couple signed a prenup before they got married, which was slightly modified after the wedding.

As previously reported, Bethenny and Jason have both met with divorce lawyers, according to this week's edition of Star, and one source tells the magazine, “They are going to get a divorce … it’s imminent.”

Bethenny Frankel is losing her looks due to her increasingly shrinking frame, a leading nutritionist tells RadarOnline.com exclusively.

The Real Housewife turned business mogul is only 41 years old, but looks a lot older than her age.

Recent images of the Bethenny Ever After star show she has sagging skin on her cheeks and neck, sunken eyes and thinning hair.

She may be a Skinnygirl, but is she as rich as she says she is?

Bethenny Frankel is denying allegations that she lied about earning a whopping $120 million for her cocktail mix company, thereby undeservingly making it onto Forbes’ Highest Earning Women List.

However, entertainment business insiders tell RadarOnline.com that there is no way the former Real Housewives of New York star banked such an astronomical bundle of money.

Reality star, cookbook maven and margarita mama Bethenny Frankel wasn’t at all shy when she graced the cover of Forbes magazine -- announcing that she had sold her Skinnygirl empire for a rumored $120 million.

However, the entrepeneurial reality star is trying to be much more discrete about how she financed her latest conquest: a New York apartment.