Is Craig Conover Really Quitting ‘Southern Charm’?

Craig Conover‘s future on Southern Charm is seemingly up in the air after the Sewing Down South founder toyed with the idea of leaving the show during the second and final part of the Season 11 reunion.

Conover, one of the last remaining OG Southern Charm cast members, was hit from all sides as his co-stars confronted him about his anger issues. Austen Kroll called him a “narcissist” and an “asshole,” while others scolded him for his lack of accountability. At the end of the first part of the reunion, Conover stormed off the stage, complaining, “I just have to fucking eat it. I hate being here. I don’t even know if I’m coming back anymore.”

When Conover returned to the stage for Part 2, he brought his uncertainties about his future on Southern Charm with him. “God, this fucking show, man,” he groaned at one point, shocking his castmates. “Maybe this isn’t right for me. Maybe I just shouldn’t be here. I mean, look, I would love to figure out a way to enjoy this again.”

So, does that mean Craig Conover is quitting Southern Charm? Keep reading for everything we know.

Did Craig Conover quit Southern Charm?

Conover surely seemed to be at a loss in the Southern Charm Season 11 reunion. After finding himself in the hot seat yet again, he questioned whether the show was really the best place for him, though noted that he would still “love” to make it work moving forward. Does this mean Conover is leaving Southern Charm? We’re not sure! Bravo has yet to unveil its plans for the future cast, and while DECIDER has reached out to Conover’s reps for comment, we did not hear back by the time of publication.

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