Bravo released the midseason trailer for “Southern Charm” season 11, offering a dramatic preview of what’s still to come as friendships fracture, relationships shift, and tensions rise across the Charleston cast.
Salley Carson and Austen Kroll Hook Up in ‘Southern Charm’ Season 11 Midseason Trailer
Bravo’s newly released midseason trailer for “Southern Charm” season 11 shows Salley Carson and Austen Kroll finally crossing the line from flirting to hooking up.
After previously saying she would “hook up with” Kroll, Carson asks him directly in the trailer, “Are you gonna ever have sex with me?”
The preview then cuts to Carson and Kroll kissing multiple times, with Craig Conover narrating: “What happens in Mexico does not stay in Mexico.”
Madison LeCroy reacts to the moment by asking, “What the (expletive) is he doing?”
Kroll confirmed at BravoCon 2025 — before season 11 began airing — that he was already single, signaling to fans that his breakup with Audrey Pratt would eventually play out onscreen.
Speaking to E! News, Kroll explained that the relationship ended during filming.
“Coming into this year, I’ve been dating a girl — when the season starts — for a year and change, and I’m in it,” Kroll said. “And then it starts to beg the question, ‘Really, what is the next step?’”
He added that outside opinions contributed to the split.
“You have to hear the outside noise from friends, which is what makes it hardest on a TV show because unwanted opinions and things start to seep in. But the relationship was a casualty this year.”
Kroll also opened up about being single.
“Sometimes I miss the hell out of being in a relationship,” he said. “It’s really nice to have someone there for you all the time. Single me, sometimes I’m like, ‘I don’t like this life,’ but it’s a grass-is-greener sort of situation.”
Craig Conover’s Fallout With Salley Carson and Charley Manley Escalates
Conover’s decision to pursue Charley Manley instead of Carson continues to fuel tension within the group.
“I know that we have a great relationship,” Conover tells Manley following their oyster farm date. “I’m just worried that Salley’s going to drive a wedge between us.”
Carson later confronts Manley for not telling her about accepting Conover’s invitation. Manley responds, “I tried to set boundaries! Let me just (expletive), like, sit here, please.”
In another heated exchange, Conover shouts, “(Expletive) you, Salley,” signaling that their fragile truce quickly unravels.
Shep Rose joins the argument, calling Conover “crazy,” while Molly O’Connell adds, “There is no more we can do.”
Conover’s conflicts extend beyond his love triangle. During a group dinner, he tells Venita Aspen, “That was none of your business,” prompting Aspen to reply, “Get it all out on the table in front of everybody. Get. It. Out.”
Kroll also challenges Conover during another argument, accusing him of avoiding accountability.
“You are a lost soul. You want to be anybody but yourself — and it’s obvious,” Kroll tells him.
The trailer also includes lighter moments, including Rose joking with a date about starting a family.
“Well, let me know if you need any help,” he quips.
“Southern Charm” airs Wednesdays at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Bravo, with episodes available to stream the next day on Peacock.
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‘Southern Charm’ Season 11 Midseason Trailer Reveals Major Hookups and Friendship Fallout