Madison LeCroy Confronts Austen Kroll About Audrey Pratt Relationship Troubles: “You’re Bored”

Madison LeCroy and Austen Kroll are getting into his relationship issues on Southern Charm Season 11.

Madison LeCroy and Austen Kroll's friendship is still going strong in Southern Charm Season 11. The Southern Charm

cast members, who previously dated, have become fierce friends, with Austen now going to Madison for relationship advice.

In the Southern Charm Season 11 trailer, Madison and Austen can be seen having a conversation about his relationship with his girlfriend, Audrey Pratt. The friends can be seen talking while sharing a meal together as Austen brings up his relationship.

"Me and Audrey, not going to lie, it's been easy," he told Madison. Madison, however, had a question for Austen. "Do you feel like you're bored?" she asked him in the trailer, as seen in the video above.

According to the official announcement for Southern Charm Season 11, "Austen is beginning to have doubts about his future with Audrey after nearly two years together." And the group, which includes Madison, "can see the signs, including him adopting two cats on his own, but their meddling antics aren't exactly what Austen wanted."

Madison, meanwhile, is keeping her friends in check in the midst of her pregnancy during Southern Charm Season 11. According to the announcement, "as Madison stays sober while the parties turn messy, she's taking names and not letting any misbehavior slip through the cracks."

Details on Madison LeCroy and Austen Kroll's relationship today

Madison and Austen have continued to maintain a friendship after their 2020 breakup. Madison took to her Instagram Story in August, where she gave a look at their friendship today.

The mom of two posted a screenshot of her text conversation with Southern Charm cast member, Salley Carson, who had been hanging out with Austen. "We miss you," Salley wrote after sending a photo of her and Austen together. Madison then replied by sending a selfie of her drinking her own drink.

"Looks like I'm the third wheel even from afar. I miss y'all," she wrote over the conversation, tagging both Salley and Austen, along with the word "bffl" which stands for "best friends for life."

Madison LeCroy reveals how Austen Kroll reacted to her pregnancy

Madison gave birth to her daughter, Teddi Randle, in June. But, before she gave birth, she told Austen about her pregnancy, which he took well. "He sent me this long text, like, 'Look at how far we've come. Five years ago we're arguing, and now everybody's growing up and starting families and talking about getting married and already getting married,'" she recalled to

E! News in February.

"He made me believe that he's super happy for me, and I believe that, so I'll take it," she explained. "I told him he was going to be a guncle. I don't think he understood what I was saying, but it's okay. My jokes sometimes don't land, but we'll tell him later."

JJ Redick Makes His Feelings Clear on Missing LeBron James in Season Opener

The Los Angeles Lakers were without LeBron James in their first game of the season against the Golden State Warriors. Lakers coach JJ Redick opened up about not having James on opening night at Crypto.com Arena.

“King James” was on the bench, supporting the team as he recovers from sciatica. Redick told reporters after their 119-109 loss how he realized that it would have been easier to have the 40-year-old star on the floor at one point during the game.

“It’s hard to forget about LeBron. The reality is when you’re focused on the group that you have, you got to make that group work… To be honest with you, I did have one moment in that first half when we had a few possessions, we couldn’t score against the zone, it’d be great to have LeBron just to throw it to in the high post,” Redick said.

James could have helped the Lakers win if he were healthy. Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves weren’t enough to prevent the Warriors from getting the victory. Doncic had 43 points, 12 rebounds and nine assists, while Reaves finished with 26 points, five rebounds and nine assists.

The Lakers won’t have “King James” for the rest of the month, possibly until the middle of November, as per ESPN’s Shams Charania. In addition to his recovery from sciatica, the four-time MVP also has to get his body and conditioning back. He was unable to do his typical offseason routine because of the nerve injury.

Draymond Green Trolls LeBron James

Despite their history in the NBA Finals, Draymond Green and LeBron James became real-life friends. Green was happy to troll James after the Warriors’ win over the Lakers on Tuesday night in Los Angeles.

Speaking at the postgame presser, Green was asked about playing the Lakers without James on the court. The former Defensive Player of the Year has jokes for his friend who was sitting good on the sidelines.

“LeBron’s old ass was over there in his Phil Jackson chair. It’s always different when he’s not out there. Obviously, we’ve had battles with Luka (Doncic) as well. He’s an incredible player, but ‘Bron is ‘Bron. The battles we’ve had over the years, you’re looking forward to it,” Green said.

James and Green have plenty of time to catch up later this season. The Warriors and Lakers are set for three more games against each other on February 7 and 28 and on April 9.

No Change in LeBron’s Return Timeline

A few hours before the Lakers-Warriors game, ESPN’s Shams Charania shared an update on LeBron James’ recovery on NBA Today. Charania hasn’t heard any new information about how healthy James is now compared to last week, but the NBA insider is sure that franchise is being cautious.

“My understanding is LeBron James is doing some more on-court individual work. Sources continue to affirm to me repeatedly that he’s going to take a very patient approach with this injury. This nerve issue that he’s been dealing with for a few months now,” Charania said

If James’ timeline is right, he could return on November 15 against the Milwaukee Bucks. He would have missed 13 games at that point, unless he makes a faster recovery in the coming weeks.