'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills' Fans Are Smitten With Crystal Kung Minkoff

Now that Season 11 of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills has come to a close, a few housewives have stood out in the eyes of viewers — we're looking at you Crystal Kung Minkoff! Not only is Crystal beautiful and intelligent, but she has also introduced Chinese culture to the show — and fans can't stop raving about her.

Crystal Kung Minkoff has become a hot topic on social media. From her entrepreneurial work to her shady reads at Sutton Stracke's expense, it's safe to say she has a bright future on the franchise. So, fans are ready to learn even more about the star. For starters, who is Crystal and what could her net worth possibly be?

Crystal is married to Rob Minkoff, who is best known for directing the 1994 Disney classic The Lion King. His other credits include 1999’s Stuart Little and 2003’s The Haunted Mansion. Crystal and Rob met at a party in 2003 and had their first date at the Finding Nemo premiere.

Crystal and Rob have been married since 2007 and share two children together: son Max and daughter Zoe. "13 years ago we got married. Best decision I've ever made," Crystal wrote in a caption of a photo she shared on their anniversary in September 2020.

Crystal founded the company Real Coco, which offers coconut products, including coffee creamer, water, milk, and chips. “We believe the coconut is the most sustainable plant-based food out there. It is our goal to provide the purest, cleanest, and most importantly tastiest coconut products on the planet,” the website reads.

While she may be starting her new career as a “housewife,” there is no doubt that Crystal is also an entrepreneur with a passion for healthy living.

As of this writing, Celebrity Net Worth reports that Crystal has accumulated a net worth of $30 million so far in her career. This figure is a combination of Crystal's coconut company and work on the reality TV franchise. What's more, Rob has a net worth of $30 million, so it's safe to assume that she also gets a piece of that pie.

With Crystal’s coconut company and Rob’s royalties from the multiple hit movies he has directed, the two fit in perfectly with the rest of the cast in the 90210 zipcode.

For so many years, Bravo mainly cast white women for the lineup of RHOBH, until Garcelle Beauvais joined in Season 10. So now that some Asian American representation has come into the mix — courtesy of Crystal — fans have been loving every second of it. And after a stellar freshman season, support for the newbie has only skyrocketed.

The general consensus on Twitter is that Crystal deserves to return for RHOBH Season 12. Will Bravo renew her contract? Only time will tell. But it's safe to say social media users are prepared to rip the network to shreds if Crystal doesn't make a comeback.