'Real Housewives of New York' star Bethenny Frankel apparently wanted to step out in the city with a male companion that her fans have yet to identify. The two were seen holding hands as they went out and did their morning stroll. Of course the reality series' star gained so much paparazzi attention which she later on brought to her social media when several reports surfaced claiming that the guy was her boyfriend.

It looked like the two were indeed more than friends at first glance but of course, Frankel and her male companion still have to confirm or deny the rumors. Right now however, Frankel just laughed off the rumors posting her recent message on her twitter account.

"I can't wait to find out who my new boyfriend is today," she laughing off the rumors circulating online. "Guesses? Yours is as good as mine. #idontsuckatmakingpeoplethinkihaveaboyfriend," Frankel added. While some may think her recent post was her way to be indifferent about all the rumors, some however take it as a confirmation that she is indeed dating.

Well, if she is, it will totally be fine since she is currently in the works of finalizing her divorce with her ex-husband. The star also previously expressed how much she still believes in love and that her reportedly messy divorce wouldn't stop her to still pursue finding someone she wants to be with.

"I do believe in love and I'm totally keeping my options open and I've met incredible men," Frankel recently told E! News in a previous interview, "Bad apples don't have to spoil the whole bunch. I'm not bitter, I love meeting new people," she added.

Obviously, Frankel now takes more time and effort in weighing in on the guys she meets as she also revealed how she wants someone brilliant. "I really like talking to men about business and I like bouncing ideas off of them and I like someone who's really passionate and driven," she said adding, "Drive is way more important to me than looks. I like someone who's very, very smart, intellectual, witty. All those things that, a lot of time, are in an older man I would say. Or at least my age."