Bethenny Frankel Lands a Hot Date—And Not Just With the Courts

"Let's spend a few more million dollars," she says on her Snapchat

Bethenny Frankel had a busy day Tuesday.

The Real Housewives of New York star Snapchatted her long day, which included being pampered by a glam squad, appearing in court and going on a date. Frankel didn't explain why she had to appear in court, but instead quipped that it would be a waste of money.

"Let's spend a few more million dollars," she said in the selfie video. She also joked that she had to take a shower "before I go to court and waste my money."

Her day didn't end there, though! After leaving court she went to New York City's Hillstone for a salad and a bloody Mary. Tonight, however, she'll be turning on the romance when she goes on a date with an anonymous man. She did reference a medical appointment Friday, which she joked she was "rebelling against."

Frankel experienced a mysterious health scare ahead of season eight of her hit Bravo show, which led to surgery and an emotional journey. She told E! News she would be OK but was happy it would play out on the show so women could learn from it. 

"I'm actually glad that it's on the show because it's something that many women can relate to," she explained to us. "It's a couple different things going on with me that are all converged to create a bigger problem, and I think many women will relate."

We hope that everything is still OK, Bethenny!

Although she didn't say what she was headed to court for, Frankel has become very familiar with the legal system in recent years since divorcing Jason Hoppy.

In March Frankel scored a legal victory when a judge decided she no longer had to pay her ex-husband nearly $12,000 every month. The Bravo reality star had reportedly been paying Hoppy a court-ordered total of around $26,000 a month since divorcing in 2012. The total included almost $12,000 per month in temporary alimony and $10,000 per month in child support for their daughter Bryn.

After her March victory, the Skinnygirl founder was hoping to keep the TriBeCa condo she purchased, but the court ruled that she wasn't fully entitled to it because the deed states a trust partially owns it. That trust has both Hoppy and Frankel listed as beneficiaries.