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Cameran Eubanks and Thomas Ravenel are among the Southern Charm stars who have stepped away from the Bravo hit over the years.

Eubanks was part of the original cast of Southern Charm, which premiered in 2014. After six seasons, she shocked fans in May 2020 when she announced her departure. That same month, Eubanks shut down claims that she left due to her husband, Jason Wimberly, being unfaithful.

“It has come to my attention that insidious rumors are now spreading and fake articles are being written … some of which pertain to my marriage,” she wrote via Instagram at the time, sharing that leaving Southern Charm was partly to “protect what is sacred” to her and that “some things aren’t worth a big paycheck.”

Eubanks exclusively told Us Weekly in April 2022 that she has no plans to come back, explaining, “If I was to ever go back on television, it would have to be something boring that didn’t involve fighting or having to talk about people.”

Scroll through for an update on the former Southern Charm stars:

SOUTHERN CHARM star Thomas Ravenel has accused his ex-girlfriend Kathryn Dennis of not seeing her kids for almost three months.

Thomas took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to answer some fan questions.

The Southern Charm star, 61, and Kathryn, 31, first met in 2014 and immediately began dating.

They continued to have an on-and-off relationship after having two children together: Kensington, eight, and Saint, six.

In 2016, the separated couple began a long and messy custody battle over the two tiny tots.

In a recent Q&A with Bravo fans, the former politician answered one question they were dying to know.

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THOMAS' CRISIS

The fan asked: "How is @KathrynDennis doing? I’ve heard she has had some rough times recently and I really wish she were on the new season. Any update you can give would be appreciated. I hopefully assume she still spends time with your children."

"I wish she would," Thomas replied.

"She hasn't seen them in 11 weeks."

His newest comment came months after he received full custody of Kensington and Saint.

COURT RULING

In May, the court said that Thomas will care full-time for his children after the fired Southern Charm star "failed multiple drug tests," a source claimed.

A source confirmed to The U.S. Sun: “Thomas won the court case and was granted sole custody of the kids.”

However, All About The Tea was the first to break the custody win.

The source told The U.S. Sun that the custody ruling came after Kathryn “failed numerous drug tests" and said she "tested positive for three illegal drugs.”

The source also claimed Thomas' legal team “had a mountain of evidence of neglect” against Kathryn.

A source said: "Thomas’ legal team had affidavits from the speech therapists, an occupational therapist, physical therapist and play therapists that the children were making tremendous progress under his parenting.

“They were doing well in school, enjoying play dates and were happy. They love school and living in Aiken.”

The source added that Kathryn has been granted supervised time with her children from 9.00am to 4.30pm every other weekend.

Back then, the insider admitted that "everything was going well."

"Kathryn has been adhering surprisingly well to the order. Thomas wishes the best for her," the source said.

THOMAS BREAKS HIS SILENCE

Thomas spoke with All About The Tea of the custody win: "I was awarded sole custody. I make all the parenting decisions.

“She’s not allowed to have overnights with the children. I will transport the children to a halfway point between Aiken and Charleston where Kathryn will pick them up.”

He concluded: “I am beyond grateful for the outcome of this custody battle and for being granted sole custody of my children. Family is the most important thing in my life, and I will do everything in my power to ensure that my kids have a happy and stable future.

"This has been a challenging journey, but with the support of my loved ones and legal team, justice prevailed.”

A LONG BATTLE

At the beginning of their years-long battle, Kathryn first lost full custody of the children in 2016 and entered rehab after she tested positive for marijuana.

Two years later, she filed for primary custody of the kids after Thomas was arrested and charged with assault and battery in the second degree.

Thomas pleaded guilty to third-degree assault and battery charges.

He received a 30-day suspended sentence and was ordered to pay a $500 fine.

In 2019, Thomas and Kathryn agreed to share joint legal and physical custody of their children with Thomas “being the primary custodian.”

RAVENEL, S.C. (WCBD) – Traffic patterns, potholes, speeding, and more – our team is working to find solutions to problems that are driving you crazy on the roads.

Over the past few weeks, News 2 has heard from many of you about problems on the roadways – but one issue had stood out more than the others: the intersection of SC-165 and Highway 17.

Nearly a dozen people who reached out about the intersection in Ravenel called it extremely dangerous. We met with many of those viewers to learn more.

Jack Scarborough said large vehicles, like tractor-trailers, approach the intersection at a high rate of speed, often running the red light and causing accidents that are sometimes deadly.

“When you hear that fire engine, with the siren going, and you can tell that it’s stopping at that intersection, you’re like ‘oh geez, there’s another accident,’ and ‘God, I just hope no one is seriously injured or dead,’” said Scarborough.

Another Ravenel resident, Joan Van Scyoc, said this intersection has worried her family for over a decade.

She said it’s hard to see oncoming traffic when you’re turning north and that the speed limit should be reduced ahead of the signal.

“It’s death-defying, sometimes, to make this turn. Especially now that traffic is increasing quite a bit in the area, and they’re going at a high rate of speed,” said Scyoc.

Both Jack and Joan say having a left turn arrow – turning north onto 165 from 17 – would solve most of the problems.

We took their concerns to the South Carolina Department of Transportation (SCDOT), and now we’re letting you know that a solution may soon become a reality.

Kelly Moore, Director of Public Engagement for SCDOT said a project is underway that will add a left turn arrow to the northbound 17 left turn at the intersection.

The project is expected to go out for bid this month, and once a contract is awarded, SCDOT will have more information regarding the timeline and cost.

Count on News 2 to keep you updated on the project.

If you have something that drives you crazy on the roads, we want to know about it. Simply email mfee@wcbd.com or fill out the online form by clicking here.

Madison LeCroy doesn’t think there’s any truth to the rumors that Thomas Ravenel is returning to “Southern Charm.”

When Page Six asked LeCroy whether she could confirm or deny the online chatter during a recent interview, she shook her head.

“No, I mean, unfortunately, it would be great for us, I think, but I have not heard that or seen that at all,” she responded while promoting her and Ciara Miller’s new Body Contour campaign with Express.

However, LeCroy, 33, did confirm that fans will see some new faces on Season 10 of the Bravo reality show.

“I’ve got some friends that are gonna be joining, so that’ll be nice and interesting, some new, fresh faces that I think [are] gonna be great for us, and I think everybody’s gonna love them, and yeah, I’m excited to be able to have some more people in my corner,” she teased.

LeCroy believes “Southern Charm” will recommence filming in the spring, telling us that it will be “fun” for viewers to see Charleston, SC, in the “warmer months” rather than late fall.

“We’ll be opening up a whole new can of worms with these guys,” she added.

Bravo didn’t return Page Six’s request for comment, nor has the network announced the Season 10 cast.

However, a source pointed out that Bravo does “not comment on casting” until officially announcing new seasons of its shows.

Fans have been wondering whether Ravenel, 61, will return to “Southern Charm” since a now-deleted TikTok video claimed he had met with producers recently.

Popular account Queens of Bravo later shared that fans should “expect some cast changes,” prompting Instagram users to flood the comments section asking whether that included Ravenel.

Ravenel did not address the viral video, but when an X user asked whether he was “going to be back on Southern Charm,” he replied, “No” on March 5.

Ravenel was one of the original cast members on the show when it premiered in 2014. He was fired during Season 5 in 2018 after being arrested for assault and battery against his children’s former nanny. He eventually pleaded guilty in the case.

While LeCroy has not filmed for a while, she has been keeping busy with several business projects, including her new Express Body Contour campaign alongside “Summer House” star Miller.

“I grew up wearing Express,” LeCroy gushed to Page Six. “To actually have Express want me to be in a campaign with them and it being body positivity, I thought, ‘This is perfect, and I absolutely love this idea. Sign me up!'”

LeCroy explained that the campaign is “all about body contouring in all shapes and sizes” and meant for any type of woman who just wants to “appreciate where you are.”

“I’m honored to be working with them,” she added.

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Miller, 28, told us that she “always” loved “all things body contour,” too, especially when she can “transfer pieces from day to night.”

“Body contour highlights all your right features in your right place and does a good job of holding things in the right place, which is always nice,” she said, adding it can also help people feel “more confident” with their bodies.

“For me, I think people’s perception on my Instagram, I post a lot of bathing suit pics, a lot of my body on Instagram, and I’m not always feeling 100 [percent]. People might think I’m always 100 percent with my body, but it is a struggle,” she admitted.

The model shared that she is trying to take people’s advice and “enjoy your body while you can and enjoy your body in this stage and each stage in your life.”

LeCroy and Miller’s Body Contour campaign with Express dropped Monday.

RAVENEL, S.C. (WCSC) - Ravenel residents say they are fed up with the town after the council postponed a workshop that was scheduled for next week.

Up for discussion were the plans property owners recently presented to council members about what would happen to a large piece of land on Drayton Street if a rezoning request is granted.

Residents feel that those asking for this rezoning are getting special treatment because the property is owned by the Tumbleston Trust and the family to Ravenel Mayor Stephen Tumbleston.

When the family came to the council with their plans for the land on Jan. 30, they didn’t have an actual site plan or a traffic study to show, and that’s why the council tabled the vote, saying they didn’t have enough information and scheduled the workshop for Feb. 15 to dig into it further.

On Wednesday, they postponed the workshop at the request of the property owners, who say they will now work to provide the traffic study, site plan, entrance locations, buffers and protected areas.

Residents say council should have denied the rezoning request and told the owners to try again at the appropriate date when they could provide more information.

“It’s wrong,” resident Olivia McCarty said. “It’s clearly a two-tier justice system, no one else would have gotten this type of treatment. You submitted an application that has insufficient information, the town council saw that it was nothing and should have denied it on the spot”

They say they feel like this process is giving free rein to the property owners, while the community has had to follow the rules.

“We were limited to five minutes to speak {at town council}, but the owners got up and took as much time as they wanted which was well over 13 minutes. I asked ‘Sir, are they limited to five minutes?’ and I was shouted down, ‘You’re out of order, you’re out of order,” resident Roy Smith said.

Residents say they don’t have an issue with residential development with the way the land is zoned now but fear the change will be the first step to making the rural town the next West Ashley or Johns Island.

“Next thing they are gonna do is put apartments out here and we’re gonna be pushed further back into the sticks until everything is city, and there’s no room to breathe, there’s no horses and I don’t want to live like that,” resident Corbin Haydel said.

It is unknown if or when the workshop will be rescheduled.

Mayor Tumbleston recused himself from this matter and Mayor Pro Tem Buckey Waters says he will speak when he feels it’s appropriate to do so. Councilmembers LaJuanda Brown, Jim Rodgers Jr. and Terry Wilkinson have not responded to a request for comment.

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