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"Real Housewives of Dallas" star Brandi Redmond is being accused of racism toward the Asian community after a video featuring the cast member recently surfaced.

In the video, which was originally posted in Redmond’s Instagram stories in 2017, the reality star can be heard in what sounds like a mock Asian accent. It was recently shared by Steve Kemble, fellow cast member LeeAnne Locken's wedding planner, who also appears on the show.

“They ask me what Asian I am because my eyes, they squinty,” she says in the video.

Redmond posted an apology to her Twitter account Saturday.

A video resurfaced of me from three years ago which at the time I had posted and quickly deleted and then immediately apologized for my insensitivity . I would like to once again sincerely apologize for my offensive actions. — Brandi Redmond (@BrandiRedmond) January 4, 2020

Several prominent Asian Americans shared the video on their social media accounts and spoke out against the star, including "Allure" editor-in-chief Michelle Lee. Tina Craig, who’s behind the popular style site Bag Snob, criticized the "Real Housewives" cast member in her own Instagram story, saying she would “not tolerate” casual racism in 2020.

“I didn’t want to bring this up but I have so many childhood memories of kids making slanty eyes and mocking me or calling us rice pickers which made me ashamed to be Chinese,” Craig told NBC News. “I hope by speaking out against this behavior, young Asians today won’t feel ashamed to be who they are and Caucasians would think twice before making ‘harmless jokes.’”