Bethenny Frankel Deletes Critique, Posts Praise for Bad Bunny

She continued: 'You've got all these young kids watching the Super Bowl and he doesn't have to be grabbing himself every five seconds because he's so insecure. Seriously.'

Zarin also criticized the language of the performance and suggested it carried a political message.

'I don't speak Spanish, I would've liked to have known the words he was saying,' she said. 'To me, it looked like a political statement because there were literally no white people in the entire thing. I'm not taking a side, one way or the other…I think it was an ICE thing. I think that the NFL sold out and it's very sad.'

On Reddit, one user speculated Frankel may have taken down her post after seeing the 'reaction to Jill's.'

Others rushed to defend Frankel, arguing her commentary was fundamentally different from Zarin's.

'Why y'all acting so pitchforky & hysterical to any opinion? Like calm the f**k down. The intolerance is outta control. She is asking a perfectly valid question,' one person wrote.

Another added: 'This is a reach. She's simply prompting a question for the culture, which is vastly different from Jill's take on Benito's performance.'

'She said nothing wrong. She's asking a question,' another commenter said. 'And also, see what happened with Billie Eilish. People from all ages and backgrounds heavily criticized her. In Bad Bunny's case, he mostly kept it cultural and inclusive, which is why it worked (even if I hate his music).'

Meanwhile, another commenter insisted the distinction mattered: 'Jill's team is working hard to get the focus off her. Bethenny giving an initial take, then clarifying it, is not the same as Jill Zarin being angry "no whites" were shown and ppl singing in Spanish. VERY DIFFERENT.'

'There's absolutely nothing wrong with this video,' another concluded. 'It's very different than Jill's.'

Others pleaded for former RHONY cast members to 'stop' weighing in, altogether.