Welcome back to another episode of Uncut and Unsensored, and I am joined today by, well, another former fellow housewife, Crystal Kung Minkoff.

Not only is she a TV star, podcaster, mother, cookware designer. The list goes on and on and on. I love women like you. You're a powerhouse. Welcome to the show. And thank you for joining me in L.A. in my friend's house. Thank you for having me. And you got me a microphone to match my outfit, which is really special. So thank you. I do that especially for you. This house is insane. It's so classic

LA. I love it. Isn't it? It's perfect for you too. And I'm going to apologize to all of you

watching me look at this huge computer screen, which I normally don't do, but I went to go and have

my eyes looked at and they put these things to make my eye bit balls bigger and everything's

blurry. So I do

apologize, but anyway. Well, it makes you, it looks really cute, actually. You're like glowing.

Thank you. Thank you. So, Crystal, the funny thing is, I mean, you know, we've seen each other on the

circuit, and I call it the circuit because, you know, Bravo is... It's a Bravo circuit. It's a Bravo circuit.

And we've sort of waved at each other at various events, but we never really connected.

And we have just, since we did a radio show two days ago now, I think we've connected

so many friends and dots between us that we know.

Yes.

So I'm very happy to have you. What I love is that the dots are not

Bravo dots. They're everything but Bravo dots. So we really have a lot of genuine connections

and friendships, which is so nice. And they're all great people that we know. Yes. Well, great people

attract great people. And let me tell you in LA, that's very rare. Yes. So, and I always think, actually, that's what does bond people. And, you know, female friendships are a weird thing anyway. But I went out with some girlfriends last night, who I've known 15, 20 years from here. And, you know, I put them all together and a lot of them hadn't met. And I think it's something so special about, because L.A. is a hard city. It is a very hard city to connect with women, especially when you do what you and I do. Yeah. You know, did you find it hard to make female friends here? So I think for me, I'm an outlier. I'm from L.A., which is like makes me an alien in itself. There's not many of us.

I'm born and raised in the valley here. Oh, wow. So my friendships really stem from childhood.

And we always kind of watch, you know, people come through L.A., leave L.A. But I think because

I'm not jaded by the city, it's just the place that I know so well.

It's the only place I know growing up that I feel like I can not only see who's real, but also I have a

lot of tolerance for people that are just trying to figure out in LA. Like I don't look at people

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