Craig Conover is focusing on new opportunities following a challenging season of “Southern Charm.” The longtime Bravo star is balancing multiple projects, including a growing business and a new venture in television production.
Conover has appeared on “Southern Charm” since its 2014 premiere and has expanded his presence across Bravo with appearances on “Summer House” and “Winter House.” Now, he is continuing to build his career beyond reality television.
Craig Conover Expands Career With Production Company and New Representation
Conover recently confirmed a major professional move, sharing that he has signed with Innovative Artists Entertainment for representation. He acknowledged the milestone by resharing Deadline’s report and captioning it, “Go.”
The announcement comes as Conover continues to develop his production company, Plaid Horse Productions. The company focuses on unscripted series, competition shows, and social experiments.
“I love the production side. I love making television and sharing my life with people,” Conover told GQ. “I just don’t want this to be my only thing. After 12 years, there are more stories to be told.”
He also described how his background in law connects to his current work. “For a lot of my law background… you’re just telling a story to the jury,” Conover said. “So, I’m excited.”
Conover added that he is actively developing new projects. “We’ve got three concepts on the unscripted side right now. It will either work or it won’t, but you can’t wait for permission in life.”
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Outside of work, Conover has been sharing moments from his personal life. He recently posted photos from a trip to Los Angeles, where he visited production studios and reviewed scripts.
“Head down, dreams loading,” he wrote on Instagram.
He also spent time with family in Delaware over Easter, sharing a video of himself playing catch with his father. “Back to the beginning,” he captioned the post.
At the same time, Conover addressed tensions from season 11 of “Southern Charm,” which included a heated reunion discussion.
“You guys have villainized vulnerability so unfortunately I’m not going to be vulnerable with you guys anymore,” Conover said during the reunion.
He later questioned his future on the show. “Maybe this isn’t right for me,” he said. “Maybe I just shouldn’t be here.”
Conover added that he hopes to find a way to continue enjoying the experience. “I would love to figure out a way to enjoy this again and not feel like I’m always [against everyone], even if it’s in my own head.”
Fans can stream season 11 of “The Southern Charm” on Peacock.
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Craig Conover Shares Major Career Update After Questioning His Future on ‘Southern Charm’