Bethenny Frankel has claimed that she's been silenced on TikTok for her talk about the drones hovering over the Northeast - and claimed that she only stopped her video content about the situation because she's been 'gagged.'
Over the past few weeks, the former Real Housewives of New York star, 54, has been taking to social media to share her thoughts and theories about the phenomenon taking over New Jersey.
Since at least November 18, New Jersey officials and federal investigators have been plagued by reports of inexplicable apparent aircraft - some as big as cars - conducting bizarre, unscheduled night flights over sensitive sites across the state.
They've also been spotted in New York and Washington, D.C.
Last week, White House national security spokesman John Kirby attempted to confront the fury, as he told the public that many of the drones were 'commercial hobbyists and law enforcement drones.'
However, Frankel has been doing her own independent inquiry into the drones, alleging in one video that she had been in contact with a man whose father 'worked with The Pentagon and NASA,' as well as on various secret projects.
She has made countless TikTok videos about the drone phenomenon, but now, she has claimed that there won't be many more.
'All your comments are saying don't stop droning on, and I can't,' Frankel declared in a new video posted on Sunday.
Bethenny Frankel has claimed that she's been silenced on TikTok for her talk about the drones hovering over the Northeast
Frankel has been doing her own independent inquiry into the drones, alleging in one video that she has been in recent contact with a man whose father 'worked with The Pentagon and NASA'
She said that sharing her videos on other platforms would still be 'fine,' but alleged that her TikTok clips were being 'stopped.'
'On the other place, it's been fine, on this place, it's been completely stopped short, not allowed and not pushed through,' she continued.
The Skinnygirl mogul claimed that she had noticed a change on her TikTok over the past three days.
'There was a written acknowledgement of that, and then ... I almost wasn't allowed to come to this party anymore, at all,' she said ominously, seemingly hinting that she was nearly banned from TikTok.
'So, it's not that I've stopped because I don't care, it's that I've stopped because I've been gagged,' she concluded.
While many of her TikTok videos about the drones appear to still be up as of Monday, some of her viewers claimed in the comments section that they hadn't been seeing videos about the drones on their feed anymore, sparking a slew of theories.
'Yeah I’m not seeing drone videos anymore either,' one person wrote.
Another agreed, 'Videos and "livestreams" were EVERYWHERE. I had an app update two to three days ago and now I hardly see anything about it at all. I thought maybe it was just me.'
But now, she has declared: 'It's not that I've stopped because I don't care, it's that I've stopped because I've been gagged'
Frankel, who is based in the Tri-State area, took matters into her own hands last week as she attempted to go drone hunting with her private driver in Rye, New York
'DroneTok has all but disappeared,' someone else typed.
DailyMail.com reached out to TikTok for comment.
'We have not identified anything anomalous or any national security or public safety risk over the civilian airspace In New Jersey, or other states in the Northeast. The work continues,' White House national security spokesman John said last week.
But Frankel, who is based in the Tri-State area, took matters into her own hands last week as she attempted to go drone hunting with her private driver in Rye, New York.
She ended up spotting something that she believed was a drone through the woods, claiming that it was 'blinking' and not moving.
'It's gigantic, it was like a space ship, and it was big, but it like, dissolves in the fog and you get close to it and just blinking lights, they're so ominous,' she said in the clip.
'We thought we saw another one but it felt like that one was like, running away, which doesn't make any sense, but they're insane,' the former Bravo star claimed.
In another series of videos, the BStrong founder admitted that the drones were giving her 'anxiety.'
