After breakup, Craig Conover confronts Madison over stringing Austen, here’s what they said

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Craig Conover: Parting works best when it’s clean. That’s at least the advice Craig Conover wants to pass on to Madison LeCroy at ET’s short contest at Southern Charms on Thursday.

The couple meets to talk about love after Madison breaks up with Austin Krol. Craig initially blows up on the new woman of his life, Natalie Eggnauer, and calls her “probably the only one”.

Craig Madison said, “Everyone says you’ll meet someone later, and you’ll finally meet and I think you don’t have any other problems.” The founder of Sewing Down South seems to have had a chance to fall in love again after breaking up with Naomi. Olindos dried up years ago.

“I’m curious when this will happen to me,” said Madison, who Craig said.
“Every time you write on it, a spark of hope lights up,” Craig told the hairdresser, who has been reaching out to Austin since the end of the relationship.

“You are no longer in love, but he is in love,” he adds.

“No, it’s not,” he admits.

“If you’re worried about Austin, the best thing you can do,” Craig said, is to go ahead and never tell him again. “Cross it in your life.”

Check out the full conversation here.

Craig Conover

First, Bravo’s speech pulled Craig and Madison into the trailer for the season, and Austin was surprised. Austin said watching it on ET in November was painful.

“The most memorable thing in my mind was the conversation between Craig and Madison, and he asked you to love him more?’ and she immediately refused without hesitation.” And it’s so hard-we’ll be seeing this season-but it’s like don’t listen to Craig. Craig is not your friend.’ It’s like Austin, she doesn’t even love you.

“He’s not my girlfriend,” he said. “Still my friend. I’m thinking about it too. I think everything will shrink over time. Sometimes I look at my home and wonder what you did, but this [me] will come because I’m ready to go. This chapter I’m ready to end it with him. I’m bored with the gray area.”

“There is someone you call and you’re a little thrilled that day and you’ll miss a friend who goes out with you and has a good time, the way we made it together,” he added. “I will miss the opportunity. He answered the phone and is always in touch.”