RHOBH: Crystal Minkoff Reveals Online Harassment Is Getting Better
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Crystal Minkoff revealed that the online bullying and harassment she has endured is getting better and opened up about the support she's received. Crystal joined RHOBH season 11, becoming the first Asian American housewife in the franchise. From the beginning, Crystal has been honest and open and was instantly known for her ability to be real and refusal to sugarcoat anything. Not everyone in the cast connected with Crystal, and some fans found her unlikable due to her seemingly cold nature and unfazed persona. Despite her initial impression, fans grew to love Crystal as she refused to be fake and offered a refreshingly drama-free perspective. As the season's newbie, Crystal did not disappoint.
Crystal has been very open with fans and viewers about her personal life and struggles. She revealed in RHOBH season 11 that she has battled with bulimia and bravely shared her journey with an eating disorder and recovery. Crystal doesn't shy away from heavy topics and has been vulnerable in exposing the racism she has endured and taking difficult conversations about race head-on. Crystal and castmate Sutton Stracke initially clashed over their conversations about seeing color. After accusing Sutton of being the kind of person to not see color or recognize race, Sutton grew emotional, upset and defensive. The argument between the two women largely went in circles, with Sutton growing more and more heated and Crystal calling her behavior manic and crazy.
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As the first Asian American cast member on RHOBH, Crystal has unfairly dealt with racism and harassment online. The reality star previously opened up about receiving hateful
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