Bethenny Frankel buzzing about "DroneTok“ lately, but things took a turn when the topic became too controversial for TikTokthe like and her videos no longer appeared in many TikToker's FYPs.

To avoid having her videos removed or facing a shadow ban, the former reality star has cleverly started speaking in code. Now, she's using a playful mask for her drone discussions, and her followers are loving the creative solution as they tune in to her coded messages on the trending topic!

As The Blast As previously reported, Frankel is involved in sharing information about recent drone sightings over New Jersey and other states. She shared more TikTok videos on the subject, sharing details she's learned from other people as well as her own sightings, but recently started speaking in code to avoid having her videos banned from the app.

In a video shared a few days ago, she decided she was going to start calling the drones something else so she could continue sharing everything she learned about the mysterious UFO-like drones without worrying about getting banned.

"So the 'Dior bags' are real. They're our Dior bags. And I've now compared this with people who have worked in organizations we've heard of, who know of other organizations we've never heard of, and operations to make these Dior bags," she said. "And one thing that a lot of people keep saying is that truth is stranger than fiction, and fiction has become reality, and a lot of things are happening at once, at the same time."

Frankel continued her video in code to explain that this is "not a drill."

"Some of these Dior bags are very bags that are looking for things that aren't flashy and there's definitely a scramble for them," she continued. "I've been talking to people and getting some messages from all over, and Dior bags are everywhere."

She then explained that she "can't even talk about it" on social media, and that makes her "crazier."

"All the things I've been saying drive home the fact that many of you may not see this," she said. "Let's see."

She also explained that she "became clear" that "people don't want me to talk about Dior bags and yes, to be careful".

Speaking in code seems to have worked for Frankel, as just one day after posting the "Dior bags" video, it went viral with more than 1.8 million views.

Many viewers quickly picked up on the code talk, and many had jokes to share.

"Are we talking in code?" one person asked. Another said: "I got lost for a second - it's all right, I've got my Hermes tin foil now!"

Many others have stated that they also see "Dior bags" where they live.

"I've been seeing Dior bags from my rooftop in Brooklyn since July and everyone thought I was crazy. It's not all Gucci out there," said one viewer. Another said: "Yes!! Dior bags here in Cali now too," while another added: "London, UK here. We see Dior bags here too."

One person pointed out: "It's crazy that you disappeared from my feed with all the other Dior bag content until THIS video. I saw the original Bags a year ago in Florida, but I haven't seen the Diors yet."

A video shared shortly after the original "Dior bags" video did little to explain why people don't want to talk about the hot topic.

"I think the reason a lot of people don't want to talk about big Dior bags is because it's too much to understand and handle," Frankel said. "Sometimes when something is so overwhelming and so beyond the realm of possibility, we shut down and want to talk about candy or gingerbread, and I just don't think that's of this earth. I just feel like it's a warped sense of reality."

She said that we are also in a "moment of power transfer" and that it could also be the "grand theory" of it all, to be a "massive disruption".

One viewer shared, "Most people can't afford Dior bags, so they just feel like it doesn't affect their daily lives. So they just don't pay attention to the show." Another viewer said: "Everyone needs to see the big Dior bags in person to feel their weight."

The following video talks a little about "Dior Bags' accessories".

"So many of you see giant Dior bags in your closet and ask about accessories," she began her video. "Prada and Oscar de la Renta, great accessories."

Frankel said the "accessories" "glow" and "can appear naturally in the atmosphere or as a reaction."

"They're sensitive. They're like more sensitive and reactive skin. They can be made in a lab," she continued. "But there can be a lot of confusion with these. They can be confused with each other, Prada and Oscar de la Renta. But also, when you look with the camera and your zoom, the reflection, there can be a lot of optical illusions that come with this."

One viewer said, "This works for me because I get your posts right away," referring to speech in code. Another person shared: "Bethenny, the fact that you have to talk about this like this is WILD, BUT IT APPEARED on FYP."

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