Kelly Bensimon, a former star of “The Real Housewives of New York City,” had a wardrobe malfunction while walking her dog in Soho.

Bensimon, 48, was wearing a backless romper in a floral print, along with gold heels, when she squatted down to pick up her dog Fluffy.

As she did so, photographers captured images of Bensimon’s underb–b being exposed.

In addition to her dog walking outing, Bensimon has been busy promoting her latest novel, “A Dangerous Age.”

The book is based on Bensimon’s life, with one of the characters being a reality TV star who goes through the process of becoming a star on a show similar to “The Real Housewives.”

Bensimon has said that her time on the reality show helped her grow and become a better person, and that she is now more calm than she was during her time on the show.

In an interview with Bravo last month, Bensimon said, “The book is definitely based on my life. One of the characters is on reality TV … That whole experience of being on ‘Housewives,’ she’s that character. She wants to be a reality TV star, so she goes through this whole process. I feel that I’ve learned so much, and I’ve grown so much, and I have to thank ‘Housewives’ for that.”

Bensimon went on to say, “All the altercations that everybody saw on ‘Housewives’ have made me a better person. I’ve learned to navigate different situations differently. I’ve grown up a lot … I’m a lot more calm now than when I was on ‘Housewives.'”

Bensimon’s time on “The Real Housewives of New York City” was not without its drama.

She was known for her tumultuous relationships with her co-stars, which often played out on the show.

However, Bensimon seems to have learned from those experiences and has used them to become a more level-headed person.

In addition to her reality TV career and writing, Bensimon is also a model and jewelry designer.

She has used her platform to promote various causes, including animal welfare and mental health awareness.

Bensimon’s latest novel, “A Dangerous Age,” tells the story of a group of women navigating their 40s in New York City.

The book has received mixed reviews, with some praising its depiction of female friendships and others criticizing its portrayal of privileged lives.

Despite this, Bensimon remains dedicated to her writing and is already working on her next book.

She is also actively involved in various charitable organizations, including the ASPCA and the National Eating Disorders Association.