Aurora Culpo and Paul Bernon break up after 2 months of dating
Aurora Culpo and Paul Bernon have broken up after just two months of dating, a source confirms to Page Six.
Bethenny Frankel, who called off her engagement to the investment banker earlier this year, first suggested on her “Just B With Bethenny” podcast Sunday that the pair may have split after the “Culpo Sisters” alum became too vocal about the budding romance.
“Hearing about your ex-fiancé committing to another woman shortly thereafter on their first date, and then being inside their relationship, hearing about their sex and their gifts and meeting each other’s kids and the level of commitment,” Frankel, 53, told her listeners before losing her train of thought.
The former “Real Housewives of New York City” star said she was “proud of the way” she “handled” her and Bernon’s breakup and claimed Culpo, 35, appeared to have “learned a lot, too.”
“[Culpo’s and Bernon’s] actions cost them their relationship, which was brand-new, and who knows what would’ve happened?” she pondered.
Reps for Culpo and Bernon didn’t immediately return Page Six’s requests for comment.
Neither Bernon, 45, nor Culpo has publicly addressed their breakup, though the latter has been enjoying her time in Rhode Island since her sister Olivia married Christian McCaffrey in the Ocean State.
Aurora posted a series of photos and videos of her spending time with her family and two children soaking up the sun on the beach and cooling off with ice cream cones.
She also posted a photo of herself and her grandmother enjoying huge lobsters at the Matunuck Oyster Bar over the Fourth of July weekend.
The now-former couple’s relationship became public knowledge after an eyewitness claimed to DeuxMoi that the pair had been “making out” at a bar in Boston. She later told Olivia on their “Barely Filtered” podcast that she and Bernon had met each other’s children.
Despite the serious nature of the relationship, the former Miss Universe refused to invite Olivia’s “flavor of the month” to her nuptials.
Aurora called the decision “rude,” while Olivia clapped back, “No, [it’s] rude to invite somebody I’ve never met.”
