'RHOBH' Brandi Glanville Reveals Weight After 'RHONY' Bethenny Frankel Exposes 115 Lb. Body

All eyes have been on the Real Housewives over the last couple of weeks, but it seems that what has been at the center of a lot of the controversy has been some of the stars' weights. That's right, it isn't the ladies' antics that are making headlines this time, but instead their body weights. RHOBH star Brandi Glanville and RHONY Bethenny Frankel are at the center of all the talk, with one star being called too fat, while the other is being called too thin.

According to E! News, while there is only an 11-pound difference between the two, it seems that the media has made it seems like one is on the heavier side while the other falls to the other side. Brandi took to her Twitter account to address the claims that she was overweight.

"To the haters calling me fat- I'm 5'10 126lbs I've had 2 kids Im42 I try &workout 3 times a wk- I LOVE 2cook&eat!" the star wrote, adding a sarcastic one-liner to finish out the tweet," I applaud your perfection!"

Glanville isn't the first star of the franchise whose weight has come under fire from the press. In fact, earlier this week Real Housewives of New York star Bethenny Frankel was at the center of rumors claiming that she was too thin. While the star hit the beach in Miami over the weekend, reports were claiming that she was too thin looking in her bikini.

However, when she appeared on the Today show on Tuesday to promote her new book, I Suck at Relationships so You Don't Have to, and the seventh season of RHONY, she opened up about her weight saying that she would get on the scale to prove that she is a healthy weight.

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"Sometimes I do agree that I look too thin, especially when I'm tired, especially when I'm haggard. I do eat," the star told Savannah Guthries on the program. "There are nutritionists that comment that I don't even weight 100 pounds. I weigh 115 pounds. I'll be happy to get on the Today show scale."