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Bethenny Frankel’s trademark application has raised questions about the potential project involved. Sophia Franklin. Sofia was reportedly not aware of the filing, leading to speculation about a possible collaboration.
Sophia Franklin Wasn’t Told About Bethenny Frankel’s Trademark
On November 11, Bethenny’s company, SG Marks, LLC, filed a trademark Application The filing comes a day after Sofia released her memoir, Daddy Issues, titled “Unwanted.” The trademark name also resembles Alex Cooper’s media brand, Unwell.
according to the blastBethenny discussed the idea during a phone call with a major podcaster’s team. The team had asked her for an example of a project she could pursue. He then presented a concept he had developed with Sophia in mind.
Bethenny claimed that the team liked her idea and suggested offering Sofia a show if Bethenny pursued the project with them. However, he did not identify the podcaster whose team he spoke to. He also admitted that he had not told Sophia about the trademark application.
The filing led fans to question why Bethenny didn’t discuss the idea with Sofia first. Some also questioned the similarity between “Unwelcom” and Cooper’s Unwell brand.
Although Bethenny has discussed the concept, she has not publicly announced any show or partnership with Sofia. The trademark record verifies the applications but does not establish association between them.
Meanwhile, Sophia’s memoir traces her former friendship and business partnership with Alex Cooper. The two initially lived together in New York City before becoming co-hosts of Call Her Daddy.
However, their partnership ended in 2020 amid contract negotiations with Barstool Sports. Sophia also reflected on how their friendship fell apart. Cooper continued hosting Call Her Daddy, while Sofia launched her own podcast, Sofia with NF.
In her memoir, Sophia alleged that Cooper secretly made $20,000 more than her per year. She also claimed that Cooper tried to push her out before their partnership ended.
Sofia continues to host Sofia with an F, while Bethenny’s company has applied to trademark “UnWelcome.” However, no one has confirmed the partnership or announced any projects under that name.