Bravo star Cameran Eubanks reveals she WON’T be returning to Southern Charm for season seven

Cameran Eubanks has revealed she won’t be coming back to Bravo show Southern Charm for season seven.

Cameran, 36, gave the update in the comments section of her latest Instagram post.

‘Missing the show! When are you returning?’ a fan asked the mother-of-one on Tuesday.

The reality star bluntly replied, ‘I will not be returning.’

The South Carolina-born star has been a full-time castmember since the beginning of the show in 2014.

Producers kicked off filming for the latest installment of the show but it was forced to shut down amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Castmember Craig Conover previously confirmed the news, telling Decider last month: ‘It’s a bummer with this unprecedented situation but it really felt like we got back to our roots. It’s very organic and transparent,   

He revealed that the drama was just getting good as things shut down. 

‘[After] having such a long break, everyone kinda came in full steam ahead, so it was pretty wild and a lot of drama. Everyone basically kept what was going on in their lives and the cameras showed up and started to catch all the drama that happens in our everyday life. It was really good.’

Cameran gave no indication of her plans to exit the show in an interview with UsWeekly in November.

‘It’s nuts. It’s been really fun and interesting to watch everybody grow in different ways,

‘Season 7 is going to be a very high opening season in terms of, you will see that some people have made some big strides in growth and some have stayed the same. Sadly.’

Bravo has not confirmed who will be coming back for the new season out of current castmembers Shep Rose, Kathryn Dennis, Austen Kroll, Naomie Olindo and Chelsea Meissner 

Meanwhile, Dennis has apologized for offensive comments she directed at a Charleston, South Carolina radio host.

Dennis hit out at Tamika Gadsden who had tweeted dismay at the decision by a beauty salon owner to host a ‘Trump boat parade’.

Dennis bombarded Gadsden with a series of DMs including a monkey emoji.

Gadsden then shared a screenshot of Dennis’s remarks on her Twitter and tweeted: ‘This is what happens when a Black woman in #Charleston speaks up against white supremacy in the form of MAGA rallies.’

She went on: ‘My comments re: Mylk Bar prompted this @BravoTV ‘actor’ @KathrynDennis to taunt me with monkey emojis in my DMs. Along with a whole host of other names.’

After she was called out on Twitter for her offensive and racist comments, Dennis tweeted out a two-part apology on Monday.

I want to acknowledge that using a monkey emoji in my text was offensive, and from the bottom of my heart I sincerely apologize to anyone and everyone I hurt. Although the context was not my intention, there are no “if ands or buts” that excuse me… part 1,’ she tweeted.

‘Part 2: ….I did not give it thought, and it was and is wrong. I know I am not that person. I know and will do better,’ she added.

Gadsden responded with a terse: ‘Apology not accepted.’