'Southern Charm' Season 8 Spoilers: Will Madison LeCroy and Austen Kroll return with new lovers when show returns?

The couple went from being wise, mature and adults about their situation to getting into nasty public fights that were watched and commented on by 'friends'
Austen Kroll, Madison LeCroy (Bravo)
Austen Kroll, Madison LeCroy (Bravo)

'Southern Charm', a Bravo favorite, is coming to an end, much to Madison LeCroy and Austen Kroll's relief we suppose given how their relationship turned to dust in the last few weeks of Season 7. The couple went from being wise, mature and adults about their situation to getting into nasty public fights that were watched and commented on by "friends". The bitterness among them has reached a point where it wouldn't be surprising if one of them didn't return for Season 8. 

The network is yet to officially order a new season but there are bound to be loose ends when both the parts of 'Treehouse of Cards' finish airing, which means there's going to be a Season 8. When will it air? Probably October or November. But that could change given how the pandemic has impacted production schedules worldwide.

In other news, Danni Baird and Kathrynn Dennis's friendship is in tatters. They used to go out shopping together and share the deepest secrets, but now the former BFFs have been feuding over who's keeping in touch with whom. As an outsider, it doesn't seem like a big deal and both can work it out. Also, off the show, they seem to be doing great. So, hopefully, we'll see more of them.



 

Madison and new guy John Pringle's connection could be something that the producers can explore, given they are both interested in taking their friendship forward. Over the last few meetings, both have found things they like and have in common, but that's the extent of it. Unfortunately for Austen, he seems too convinced that John and Madison could be an item, which caused him to harbor a lot of angst against his ex-girlfriend? 

Patricia Altschul has not been around much and we could do with more of her pot-stirring, to be honest. Leva Bonaparte spent a lot of her time picking on how Charleston suffers from a major history problem, and that was the start and end of her narrative. Perhaps, the producers will help viewers see beyond what we have already known of her. Leva's friend Venita Aspen created quite the stir when she made her maiden appearance in last week's episode. Fans wanted to know more about her and wanted her onboard full time. 



 

Shep Rose and Craig Conover have not really contributed too much to the drama but they'll be back given how they've been a part of the cast for a long time. Let's hope Andy Cohen is able to confirm any cast shake-up in the reunion episodes that will follow once the finale culminates. 

Catch the 'Southern Charm' Season 7 finale on Bravo tonight at 9/8c. For more information, check your local listings. 

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