Southern Charm Character Analysis

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Kathryn Dennis of Southern Charm has been dealing with a lot lately, and it sounds like she now has a new man in her life. The bad part is this guy doesn't seem like he is going to be a great influence on her. All About the Tea shared the details all about Kathryn's new man in her life that is known to be a pill pusher. Kathryn has been on again and off with again with Thomas Ravenel for a while, but it now looks like she has moved on. A local source is sharing that Southern Charm star Kathryn Dennis is now dating John (Johnny) Dowd, and it doesn't sound like he is a southern gentleman. He is described as a Rod Stewart look-a-like and at one time owned an antique shop. The Southern Charm star is now allegedly playing house with him. The …show more content…

This concerns a lot of people because Kathryn needs to stay away from drugs and not be involved with someone who is going to be helping her get them easily. Kathryn was dating Aaron Jones, but allegedly dumped him to move in with Johnny. Jones does have some serious health issues, and word is this is part of why her relationship with him didn't last. Fans never even got to see Aaron Jones on Southern Charm before the split. He was actually an old flame of Kathryn's. Right now Kathryn Dennis is sharing joint custody of her two children with Thomas Ravenel. When Kathryn has the children, it needs to be supervised by her parents. This means that she won't have them over hanging out with the new guy she is shacking up with, but Kathryn could have him around the kids. All About the Tea shared that Kathryn Dennis is dealing with a lot right now. Kathryn actually tested positive for cocaine and marijuana during court-ordered drug tests. Thomas Ravenel's test results actually came back clean, and he didn't have anything in his system at all. Thomas quit drinking six months ago and hasn't been doing anything that could mess up his chance to spend times with kids. A source even shared that Kathryn isn't speaking to her lawyer at all right

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