'Real Housewives of New York City' news: Carole Radziwill joins NYC Marathon

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A promotional poster for the reality television show 'Real Housewives of New York City' featuring Carole Radziwill.

Cast member of the Bravo reality television show "Real Housewives of New York City," Carole Radziwill, has been making good on her promise to take care of her body. Just like Raziwill stated in the previous season of the show, she has participated in the New York City Marathon. This is the first time that Radziwill has been a part of the long-distance running annual event.

In a report by People, Radziwill posted on her Instagram a picture of herself at the marathon. The picture showed Radziwill and a friend at the starting line, and it appears to have been taken a few moments before the race began. The photo's caption stated "18 hours to start line.....track my progress using my bib #10007," which gives the housewife's fans an idea of what strategy she is looking to employ to finish the 26.2-mile race.

Since exercise is not exactly Radziwill's cup of tea, it took her a while to finish the race, to nobody's surprise. According to Inquisitr, Radziwill finished four hours after the winner had reached the finish line. Despite the long time it took her to finish the marathon, she was showered with support from her adoring fans and co-star Tinsley Mortimer. Radziwill's ex-boyfriend, Adam Kenworthy did not fail to make an appearance to support her as well.

However, not everyone close to Radziwill was present during the race, since her best friend and "Real Housewives of New York City" co-star, Bethany Frenkel, apparently did not attend. What may surprise fans is that Frenkel did not even send her love for Radziwill on social media, which is something that fans of the show are surely wondering about as of now. Frenkel has not even been commenting on Radziwill's posts on social media after the event.

What does this mean for the next season of the show? If the show will be following the schedule it had from last year, then production should start soon. However, there is no clear premiere date for the next season.

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