Shep Rose reveals text he almost sent Amanda Batula during ‘Summer House’ scandal | Page Six Radio

    “Southern Charm” star Shep Rose stops by Page Six Radio and chats with co-hosts Danny Murphy and Evan Real about how he thought about texting Amanda Batula some advice when the her relationship with West Wilson was exposed. He also shares his thoughts on Kyle Cooke’s relationship with Salley Carson.

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    1. Amanda holds the tutle for Bravos biggest selfish narcissist !!!! I feel bad for Kyle (NEVER thought I'd say that). THE BEST question on the reunion was when Mia asked, "how were you so composed in the kitchen and then as soon as you see West you cry? Of course it was never answered and she cries and whines CONSTANTLY. . Go away completely Amanda. Go cry to West the mean lady on the internet didn't believe anything you spew from your mouth. (Just like olive pits…disgusting). Get off reality tv.

    2. Agree with Shep on Salley- she doesn’t fit the normal southern girl proline. She seems thirsty AF and changes her mind on dudes in an instant, but so what?

      Character profilers neglected to include HELLFIRE into the bravosphere – southern born, bred and raised women with their own minds, money + education who will school you and remind you that respect is a two way street.

      Salley does seem tragic on their narrative, but in the real world she says she knows what she wants but doesn’t act accordingly- what single girl in their 20s or 30shasn’t done the same thing yes?