Crystal Kung-Minkoff isn’t letting up when it comes to fighting back against Dorit Kemsley, who slammed her as a “child bride” on Wednesday’s episode of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills.
After Crystal, 40, first seemingly shaded Dorit, 47, her marriage to Paul “PK” Kemsley, 57, and their finances, on Instagram on Wednesday, she returned to her social media page with another post in which she appeared to target Dorit’s failed Beverly Beach line, whose website is currently unavailable.
“So many of you have asked about the coconut water company I co-founded with my brother and best friend 12 years ago. I welcome you to check out our page [Real Coco] and head over to our website enjoyrealcoco.com and learn all about our organic, farm to bottle, coconut products! Because our website actually works!” Crystal wrote in the caption of her January 25 post, noting that the brand is available at “[Costco, Amazon, Smart & Final] and at your local retailer nationwide.”
While Crystal didn’t name Dorit by name, the shoe seems to fit as Dorit’s website is down.
As seen in a screenshot shared by Bravo Snark Side on Instagram, potential customers of Beverly Beach by Dorit are greeted with a message that reads, “This store is unavailable,” when they visit her official website.
Even the Instagram account set up for Beverly Beach seems to have been abandoned, with the last photo post shared nearly one year ago on February 17, 2023.
As RHOBH fans may have seen, Crystal’s first post against Dorit included the keys to a successful marriage to her husband, Rob Minkoff, 61, whom she married when she was 24.
On January 24, she had encouraged her fans and followers to “set aside quality time together,” “express love and appreciation,” “manage conflict constructively,” and “buy, don’t borrow diamond necklaces for your wife,” seemingly in reference to the Pretty Woman-inspired diamond necklace PK presented to Dorit to loan.
The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills season 13 airs Wednesdays at 8/7c on Bravo.
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