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Not backing down! Crystal Minkoff doubles down on her recent dig aimed at Dorit Kemsley on the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
After three seasons on the Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Crystal Minkoff has finally learned the art of throwing shade, and there’s no going back!
On Wednesday’s episode of RHOBH, the Beverly Hills Housewives jetted off to Las Vegas to celebrate Crystal Minkoff’s 40th birthday.
The drama erupted during the RHOBH cast trip as the ladies got naughty in Sin City. As the RHOBH cast got wild at the Magic Mike show, Sutton Stracke had a meltdown and stormed out of the show. Later on, Sutton found herself the butt of Erika Jayne‘s joke.
In her confessional interview on Wednesday night, Erika said she imagines Sutton is “the worst lay ever.” This diss came after Sutton declared that if she were in a relationship, she would be having sex “twice a day.”
If all of that weren’t enough, Crystal Minkoff was at odds with Dorit Kemsley during the RHOBH cast trip to Las Vegas.
While at dinner, the ladies played a fun little game. What could go wrong, right?!
Crystal pulled a card that read, “What is the best compliment you’ve ever received?” to which the 40-year-old answered: “I have perfect nipples.”
Dorit replied, “I did not expect that.”
The birthday girl fired back: “You should expect it.”
In her confessional, Crystal then took a direct shot at Dorit.
“Dorit, how would you know what a perfect nipple looks like?” she joked. “You haven’t seen a real body part in 10 years.”
After the November 8th episode of RHOBH aired, Crystal made it clear she has zero regrets about her shade towards Dorit.
“I think it’s funny. I stand by it,” Crystal told Us Weekly. She also revealed that she had not heard from Dorit about the dig.
“I loved it. I think it’s hysterical,” Crystal added. “Dorit’s the one person who’s always saying, ‘Come on Crystal, I know you’re shady. Go for it.’ I don’t think she wanted it at her expense.”
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills airs on Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET on Bravo.
