I don’t know about you, but I loved the early seasons of Southern Charm. I mainly tuned in to watch a single Craig Conover cause havoc on King Street. The Sewing Down South founder has come a long way since Season 1. He has started his own business and found what he thought was true love. Right before the New Year, Craig and Paige De Sorbo announced they had decided to go their separate ways. Even though viewers weren’t exactly surprised by the news, fans all of a sudden were excited for another season of Southern Charm, and a single, Craig, making a triumphant return.
The boys will happily welcome back single Craig Conover
Austen Kroll, arguably one of Craig’s closest friends, has called out his buddy more than once regarding his absence from the group. But all of that is about the change as Craig gets himself back on the market. I remember a time when Austen, Shep Rose, and Craig could not be separated. Remember when Craigy was sloppy, sweaty, and drinking all the time? The man couldn’t even hold down a job with T-Rav’s BFF. Now, I don’t think Craig will be reverting to the Season 1 version of himself, but I foresee a messy Craig coming our way. Early Craig could have been considered toxic. I mean, he once made a mess and refused to clean it because he claimed that was what “maids” were for. Yikes.
Craig Conover and his early years
Sometimes, I like to take a walk down memory lane. For me, Craig always came across as a frat boy. He enjoyed his time out with the guys and more than once referred to the women as “girls” on the show. In Season 1 Craig was in law school and all about the Charleston lifestyle. But even though he claimed he had a job, he also once admitted to being a “great liar” during a therapy session. And this is where the problem with Craig starts (cute the Sound of Music backdrop). As Craig once said, Charleston “is a playground for men who never want to grow up.”