In southern charmA staple of the Bravo reality series work, things tend to get a little tricky in the romance department. The up / down, on / off relationship between Madison LeCroy and Austen Kroll (which, hallelujah, ended in 2020) is just one example of the savage interpersonal drama that took place in Charleston, South Carolina. Clearly, the two they didn’t bring out the best in each other, as evidenced by the incessant cheating, insults and bickering that began to permeate the rest of the cast. However, LeCroy explained why she feels “redeemed” for her on-screen behavior today.
talk to peopleThe sharp-tongued barber hinted at his antics during Bravo’s recent crossover season winter house. While their joint co-star Craig Conover found a girl among the mixed cast, Austen Kroll continued her playboy style through casual encounters. (And their tension eventually spilled over into next season’s summer house Yes their casting, for starters.) Apparently, Madison LeCroy thinks what happened demonstrates how much Kroll is to blame for her tumultuous romance and how she discovered it. She told the outlet:
I am redeemed at this point. He deserved it. Austen showed her true colors of her so now people can understand why she behaved that way. Anyone can tell he was better at the game, him and Craig [Conover] he had been playing all the time. They were crazy about it.
To put it another way, the southern charm men know exactly which buttons to press, but Madison LeCroy is more than willing to take the challenge they throw. Viewers watched this complicated dynamic unfold dramatically during show 7’s 2021 season reunion special. Craig Conover and Austen Kroll, in fact, have made numerous allegations against LeCroy, one of which is about how she would meet Alex. . celebrity. . She, in turn, denied the complexity of what they were saying and even boldly responded with insults. LeCroy reflected on this particular drama, saying:
I don’t take shit, but I don’t mean anyone for no reason. I react to how everyone reacts to me. This is what you saw.
However, the former Bravo has largely overcome these problems with a new man: Brett Randle. After the A-Rod drama, she and Randle got engaged and she credits him for making her a “better person”. Randle, in turn, should be very reserved, which is why he doesn’t show up southern charm and why their wedding won’t be filmed for the show. However, LeCroy sees their completely different relationship dynamic, and not for public consumption, as a good thing:
I’m in a different headspace. I am really happy with my relationship because I am finally with someone who loves me as I need. He is the most extraordinary man. He is there for me no matter what. I turn to him for advice and he knows how to be a man. It’s nice to be with such a person. It’s refreshing to hear that I’m not that bad and toxic on the show.
Am I detecting a small shadow here? The statement appears to be a shrewd reminder of the many times Madison LeCroy has claimed that Austen Kroll is not a man. southern charm… So the ax isn’t completely buried after all? The former couple have been friendly enough in their brief interactions thus far in season 8 of the series. However, in the final episode, which featured LeCroy’s engagement announcement, Kroll gives his ex-girlfriend a great opportunity by comparing her to Medusa. LeCroy then reacted with his hilarious tone in the press afterwards.
I guess this is the danger of having to work alongside your ex – the drama never quite ends. Find out how Madison LeCroy, Austen Kroll and their co-stars around the world are doing southern charm Season 8. New episodes air Thursdays at 9:00 PM EST on Bravo as part of the 2022 TV show and later on Peacock Premium.
Source: Cinemablend
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