Reality star Crystal Kung Minkoff has announced her departure from the hit television show "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" after three seasons. Minkoff shared the news in a heartfelt video posted on Instagram, expressing her gratitude for the opportunity and acknowledging the significance of being the first Asian American housewife on Bravo's L.A.-based Housewives series.

In her announcement, Minkoff reflected on her unexpected journey, expressing her surprise at being asked to join the show and her immense gratitude for the experience. She described each year of being asked back as a blessing and an honor. Minkoff also acknowledged the weight that came with being the first Asian American on the Beverly Hills edition, as she realized the magnitude of representing her community.

Throughout her time on the show, Minkoff remained open and vulnerable, sharing her personal struggles with viewers. She openly discussed her battle with an eating disorder and the challenges of navigating her father's health issues, specifically his battle with Alzheimer's disease.

Grateful for the immense support she received from her fans, Minkoff expressed her appreciation and highlighted the impact of sharing her own story. She emphasized that her departure from "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" does not mark the end of her connection with her audience. Hinting at exciting future projects, she assured fans that she will continue to connect and share more about her upcoming endeavors.

Although Minkoff did not reveal specific details about her next ventures, she expressed her excitement to connect with her audience once again, emphasizing that her ability to engage with fans has been the greatest gift of being on the show. She expressed her gratitude for the countless stories and support she has received throughout her time as a housewife.

As fans bid farewell to Crystal Kung Minkoff on "Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," they eagerly await to see what her future endeavors will bring. With her willingness to share personal struggles and her commitment to connecting with her audience, it is clear that Minkoff's impact will continue to transcend the boundaries of reality television.