'The Real Housewives of New York City' season 8 preview: Bethenny Frankel and Carole Radziwill film

"The Real Housewives of New York" is gearing up for its eighth season as production is underway for the Bravo show. The Daily Mail recently posted some pictures of Bethenny Frankel and Carole Radziwill filming a scene for season 8, and according to the website, Bravo cameras were rolling as the ladies talked in an NYC bar.

In the photos, the two are seen talking while seated at a table near the bar. Frankel is wearing a cream-colored leather jacket over a white shirt, black jeans, and olive green sneakers, while Radziwill donned a black leather jacket over a grey top, ivory trousers, and black sneakers.

The sighting appears to confirm that the Skinnygirl mogul is returning to the show for its upcoming season. In an interview with People magazine last month, the 44-year-old said that she was "weighing a bunch of opportunities and deciding how I was to spend my time." In season 7, Frankel returned to the Bravo show after a three-year hiatus, and the star said that fans were really happy about her comeback to the show.

While fans were delighted about her return, season 7 saw a miserable Frankel as she dealt with her ongoing divorce and custody battle with her ex, Jason Hoppy. But it also showed Frankel's reunion with her estranged stepfather, and the star appeared to be happy about that.

Meanwhile, Radziwill started dating 29-year-old private chef Adam Kenworthy in season 7, and this was a point of conflict with LuAnn de Lesseps, because not only was Kenworthy the Countess's private chef, he was also the ex-boyfriend of de Lesseps' niece. But it appears that Radziwill's relationship with her new boyfriend is going strong as she told Stylecaster, who named her as one of the Most Stylish New Yorkers of 2015, that they might work on a cookbook together.

"The Real Housewives of New York" is expected to return to Bravo in 2016.

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