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Meet the Cast of “Southern Charm”
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What started as a vague rumor in the New York Social Diary back in the fall of 2012 (which Holy City Sinner posted about in February 2013), is now a reality…even if the show itself is not based on any sort of reality us peasants are familiar with.
As you are all well aware, Southern Charm, the show featuring the “small, ruling, entrenched minority” in Charleston, will debut on Monday at 10 pm on Bravo. Even before the commercials started airing, the majority of the Holy City was up-in-arms at what was sure to be a tragedy. Sure, plenty of people are excited to watch the show, but others are treating it like the car wreck you just can’t turn away from no matter how horrific it is.
It’s too early to tell how the show will go, but we do know the cast and have for some time. Thanks to some awesome sources around Charleston and FITS News, readers of this website have known about most of the folks who would be appearing (in some capacity) on the show since last year. Now that everything is official, we know a lot more, so let’s meet these Charmers…
Primary Cast
- Craig Conover
- 25 years old
- From Fenwick Island, Delaware
- College of Charleston graduate (Bachelor’s in Finance)
- Currently at the Charleston School of Law
- Works at Akim Anastopoulo Law Firm
- Cameran Eubanks
- 30 years old
- From Anderson, SC
- Was on The Real World: San Diego (2004)
- Now works in real estate
- Jenna King
- 28 years old
- Grew up in Sumter, SC
- Graduated from Trident Technical College
- Aspiring fashion designer
- Thomas Ravenel
- 51 years old
- Charleston native
- Graduated from The Citadel (Bachelor of Science in Business Administration)
- Masters in Business Administration from University of South Carolina
- Founded Ravenel Development Corporation
- Elected as the State Treasurer in 2006
- Resigned and served time in prison in 2007 after being arrested on drug charges
- Shepard “Shep” Rose
- 34 years old
- Grew up on Hilton Head Island
- Attended the University of Georgia and was accepted to the Owen School of Business in Nashville
- Nephew of former SC Department of Public Safety director B. Boykin Rose
- Town of Boykin is named after his family
- The states dog, the Boykin Spaniel, is also named after them
- Told Hilton Head Monthly that he plans to open a “little dive bar that serves gourmet hotdogs, downtown on the East Side.”
- Whitney Sudler-Smith
- 45 years
- Filmmaker
- His mother purchased the Mikell House for $4.8 million in 2008
- Executive producer on the show
- His cousin, Nicholas Loeb, is engaged to Modern Family‘s Sofia Vergara
Supporting Cast/Appearances
- Kathryn C. Dennis
- 22 years old
- Related to former state lawmaker Rembert C. Dennis and former U.S. Vice President John C. Calhoun
- Attended the University of South Carolina
- FITSNews contributor
- Will Folks
- Founding Editor of FITSNews
- President of Viewpolitik, LLC
- Was former Governor Mark Sanford’s spokesman
- In 2010, he claimed to have had an affair with current Governor Nikki Haley in 2007
- J.D. Madison
- Owns Gents Barberspa/Ladies Pamperspa, Leaf Cafe + Bar and Sermet’s Downtown/The Mezz (and has worked on plenty more)
There will certainly be plenty of other secondary “characters,” but that’s all that’s been confirmed at this point from the show’s official commercial and preview episode.
No word on what happened to the three people who appeared in an early trailer that leaked back in April.