Madison LeCroy Joins Farm Trip at 34 Weeks Pregnant — And Becomes Austen’s Emotional Rock
Amid the swirling drama of Southern Charm Season 11 Episode 10, Madison LeCroy delivered one of the episode’s most heartfelt moments by boldly joining the group trip to Whitney Sudler-Smith’s family farm despite being 34 weeks pregnant.
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Join NowMadison, expecting her second child (a daughter, as later revealed), traveled to the picturesque “Itchy Grass” farm—a sprawling estate complete with a main house, pool, cottages, barn, and gardens.
The quirky name stems from Whitney’s childhood: he and his sisters found the tall grass unbearably itchy during playtime. Adding a fun family tidbit, Whitney shared that music legend Jimmy Buffett was his uncle, tying into the Southern roots and lighter vibes of the getaway.
Undeterred by her advanced pregnancy, Madison joked she might even give birth on the farm, bringing humor to the tense atmosphere.
Her husband, Brett Randle, wisely stayed behind, but Madison’s presence injected warmth into an otherwise chaotic trip marked by fractured friendships and gossip.
The real emotional core came from Madison’s deepened bond with Austen Kroll. Fresh off his self-initiated breakup with Audrey Pratt—where he admitted something felt “missing” despite calling her “perfect”—Austen turned to Madison as his closest confidant. He had already leaned on her for support in the aftermath of his explosive fight with Craig Conover, and the farm trip solidified that role.
Poolside, Madison confirmed Austen’s split news to others, showing how trusted she had become in his inner circle. Their friendship, once complicated by past romance, now offered Austen a stable, non-judgmental sounding board during a vulnerable time.
Madison’s steady presence contrasted sharply with the group’s ongoing tensions, like Craig and Austen’s awkward avoidance and Salley’s chaotic gossip.
In a season full of confrontations and shifting alliances, Madison’s decision to show up—pregnant, sober, and supportive—added genuine heart. It highlighted growth: from exes to reliable friends, her emotional rock role for Austen provided a touching counterpoint to the chaos.
As the farm backdrop exposed raw feelings, Madison reminded viewers that amid the drama, loyalty and compassion can still shine through.
Her bold participation, laced with humor and empathy, proved that even at 34 weeks, Madison LeCroy brings strength and heart to the Southern Charm crew.
