Crystal Kung Minkoff

Crystal Kung Minkoff is an American entrepreneur and reality television personality best known as a cast member on Bravo’s The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. Born on June 6, 1985, Crystal is of Chinese descent and grew up to become a successful businesswoman before entering the world of reality television. She is the founder and CEO of Real Coco, a coconut-based beverage and food company that has achieved significant retail distribution and commercial success.

Crystal joined the cast of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills in Season 11, which premiered in 2021, making her the first Asian American cast member in the franchise’s history. Her presence on the show was significant for representation in reality television, and she quickly became known for her composed demeanor, fashion sense, and willingness to address issues of cultural sensitivity and identity. Her storylines often touched on themes of belonging and the microaggressions she experienced in her social circles.

Before her reality TV career, Crystal built her business empire with Real Coco, which offers coconut water, coconut milk, and other coconut-based products. The brand has been available in major retailers and has grown into a multi-million dollar business. Her entrepreneurial success, combined with the wealth of her husband Rob Minkoff, the acclaimed director known for directing The Lion King and Stuart Little, has established the couple as one of the wealthiest pairs in the Real Housewives franchise.

Crystal Kung Minkoff’s net worth of approximately $30 million in 2026 reflects the combined success of her Real Coco business, her Bravo salary and related entertainment income, and the family’s wealth through her husband Rob Minkoff’s decades-long career in Hollywood as a director and producer. Her business acumen and media presence continue to create new opportunities for brand expansion and partnerships.