Madison LeCroy expressed doubts about Shep Rose’s relationship with Sienna Evans during a FaceTime call with fellow Southern Charm cast members. “I think this is all a fantasy in Shep’s mind,” Madison said in a confessional. “I don’t think he’s in love with the idea of love.
I think he’s in love with the way she looks.”
Paige DeSorbo was confused about Sienna’s behavior, noting that she was “kind of ghosting him but still hosting.” Madison agreed, fearing they would witness Shep getting dumped during the trip. Craig Conover remained optimistic, joking about being a notary and writing up visa paperwork for a potential marriage. Madison firmly stated, “He cannot marry the girl that’s ghosting him!”
Shep and Sienna’s relationship seemed doomed, as they struggled to maintain a long-distance relationship by the end of 2024.
Austen Kroll, Shep’s friend and co-star, shared his theory on why Shep embarked on the relationship with Sienna.
Madison questions shep’s relationship motives
Appearing on The Chicks in the Office podcast, Austen suggested that Shep may have romanticized the relationship, longing for a secure partnership similar to his previous one with Taylor.
“Shep had this relationship with Taylor, and I think it was the first time in his life that he really had someone he loved and cared about,” Austen explained. “He messed up, and they broke up. But I think he wanted that since.”
Austen believes Shep found that connection with Sienna and dove into the relationship, even though it probably should have been a casual encounter.
Some insiders have described Sienna Evans as a “PR solution” for the show, brought on board for her expertise in handling media crises and enhancing the public image of the cast. Sources suggest that Evans’ role involves strategizing responses to negative press and controlling the narrative surrounding the show’s stars. Fans have had mixed reactions to Evans’ addition, with some appreciating her fresh perspective and others questioning her genuine engagement with the cast.
As the show continues, audiences will see more of Evans’ impact both on and off the screen.