'All foreigners must have drivers': Inside Krissy Marsh's glamorous new life in China - as the Real Housewives of Sydney star reveals her family is 'constantly stopped for photos'

By BENGE NSENDULUKA FOR DAILY MAIL AUSTRALIA

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The Real Housewives of Sydney has reportedly been scrapped after just one season.

But cast member Krissy Marsh, 47, is still documenting her life on camera.

In a YouTube video shared on Saturday, the mother-of-three gave fans a glimpse into her glamorous new life in China, including footage from inside her luxury high-rise apartment. 

'All foreigners must have drivers': In a YouTube video shared on Saturday, Real Housewives of Sydney star Krissy Marsh gave fans a glimpse into her glamorous new life in China

'All foreigners must have drivers': In a YouTube video shared on Saturday, Real Housewives of Sydney star Krissy Marsh gave fans a glimpse into her glamorous new life in China

'When we first arrived, we'd packed up our seven-bedroom house in Bondi and moved to an apartment so it was really different living in an apartment,' Krissy said.

'Most... well all foreigners have to have drivers because you wouldn't want to get in an accident over here and the roads are pretty crazy.' 

She added that her family are constantly stopped by strangers who want to take photos with them.

Big adjustment: Krissy and her family went from living in a seven-bedroom house in Sydney's Bondi to a high-rise apartment in China. Pictured: The view from the family's apartment

Big adjustment: Krissy and her family went from living in a seven-bedroom house in Sydney's Bondi to a high-rise apartment in China. Pictured: The view from the family's apartment

'We had a line of about 60 people just waiting to take photos of the kids,' she said, recalling one particular outing.

The former model, who is married to wealthy architect and property developer John Marsh, explained that finding good food has been her biggest challenge.

'For me, originally moving here with three children, my biggest hurdle in China was food,' she said.

Shop 'til you drop! Krissy and her daughter Milana (right) went shopping for diamonds in a local jewellery shop

Shop 'til you drop! Krissy and her daughter Milana (right) went shopping for diamonds in a local jewellery shop

She added: 'Obviously none of us spoke the language then, so even just to buy milk and bread, you've got to be very organised and so I slowly went through that process of where to buy food that's similar to what quality we have at home.

'Literally every week, in order to do my week's worth of groceries, it would take me about a day. That's on the Internet and driving around.' 

Krissy and John share three children: 15-year-old Billy, 13-year-old Nicco and 10-year-old Milana.

For sale! The socialite recently listed this three-bedroom apartment in Sydney's Double Bay for $5million. The apartment's living room is pictured

For sale! The socialite recently listed this three-bedroom apartment in Sydney's Double Bay for $5million. The apartment's living room is pictured

The socialite recently listed her three-bedroom apartment in Sydney's Double Bay for $5million.

Meanwhile, it is believed The Real Housewives of Sydney 'won't be renewed' for a second season.

Foxtel's executive director of television Brian Walsh said last year that the 'mean girl' behaviour of the show's cast went 'too far' and turned off viewers.

'A lot of the women in this show were nasty for nasty's sake and have no redeeming features,' he said. 

Cancelled? It is believed The Real Housewives of Sydney 'won't be renewed' for a second season. Pictured: Krissy Marsh in a promotional photo for the reality TV series

Cancelled? It is believed The Real Housewives of Sydney 'won't be renewed' for a second season. Pictured: Krissy Marsh in a promotional photo for the reality TV series

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