A normal matrix with real eigenvalues is Hermitian
A matrix $A$ is normal if and only it is diagonalized by some unitary matrix, i.e., there exists a unitary matrix $U$ ($UU^*=U^*U=I$), such that $$ A=U^*DU, $$ with $D$ diagonal, containing the eigenvalues of $A$ in the diagonal. (See here.)
In our case the eigenvalues of $A$ are real. Then $$ A^*=(U^*DU)^*=U^*D^*U=U^*DU=A, $$ as $D^*=D$, since the eigenvalues are real.