Madison LeCroy Bows Out Of BravoCon Live Taping After Accident

The “Southern Charm” star prioritized her well-being over set shenanigans at the just-concluded BravoCon weekend, which welcomed an army of Bravolebrities.

Madison LeCroy became a new mom earlier in the year, which means she totally needs to stay 100% healthy to look after her little one.

The Bravo star, who spent most of her day appearing at BravoCon, taking pictures, chatting on panels, and meeting with fans, encountered the incident on her way to get ready for taping for the “#1 Guys & Gals” BravoCon Live episode. 

She explained to fans in her Instagram Story that she would not be joining Andy Cohen and the rest of the Bravo stars at Planet Hollywood on Saturday. In the post, LeCroy wrote:

“Hey y’all… I want to let you know I won’t be making it to WWHL tonight. My team and I were in a car accident on the way back to the hotel.”

She expressed gratitude at making it out safe from the accident while still trying to catch their breath from the shock of the accident. According to TMZ, the episode being filmed is set to feature stars from “Summer House,” “Southern Charm,” “Southern Hospitality,” and “The Valley.”

LeCroy and her husband, Brett Randle, welcomed a new bundle of joy to her family in June via C-section six weeks before her due date. As reported by Bravo, she shared an update about their baby girl eight days after her arrival, stating that she was still in the neonatal intensive care unit.

She added that baby Teddi was right on track with the whole process, gaining weight, and taking her bottles while getting stronger every day and preparing for her journey back home.

The reality star had documented her labor journey in an Amazon Live video, and after her birth, she flooded social media with intimate family photographs of the special moment. “I didn’t know what I was missing until I held her. My life feels complete,” the star shared.

The actress experienced a condition where she was unable to lactate after she welcomed Teddi, leaving her no choice but to use formula as an alternative. As shared by the NY Post, LeCroy explained that the decision was not a difficult one for me and she did not ponder over her inability to breastfeed for too long.

“You go through the period where you’re sad you couldn’t do it. But then at the end of the day, it’s what had to happen,” the star explained back in October.

She noted that she then had to embark on thorough research about the best milk to use for her baby, with many options on the table. At the end of the day, her husband found an European-style formula, founded by moms and used by numerous celebrities as the best choice.

She explained that her husband has several siblings who were also parents, and their inputs really helped them streamline their choices. At the end of the day, here is how LeCroy feels:

“You have to listen to your body and your baby. I think people who say breastfed babies are the best need to understand that. In my opinion, a well-fed baby is always the goal.”

The TV star and her husband tied the knot in 2022, about a year after she shared the news of her engagement to Randle. According to The Blast, Brett and LeCroy dated for just six months before he popped the question, an act the actress justified with “When you know you know.”

She described the proposal as a special moment, because Randle ticked all the boxes, including asking her son for permission and employing his help to organize the proposal.

The duo had reportedly met in April 2021 during a friend’s vacation trip to Arizona, where LeCroy recalled him practically chasing her down to get her number.

She noted that the distance between them did not faze Randle as he promised to fly her out from South Carolina to California, where he stayed for their date.