Season 10, Episode 13 of Southern Charm saw the end of Shep Rose's short-lived romance with Sienna Evans — and while the rest of the cast could see that Sienna didn't have strong feelings for Shep, he still thinks other factors came into play.
"What if she was like, 'I hacked his bank account and he was a few mill short of what I require," he said on the Southern Charm After Show.
Of course, Shep has very little evidence to support this theory, but it is one that's endorsed by others on the cast, including Madison LeCroy, who thinks that Sienna expected to enjoy a more lavish lifestyle with Shep.
"He had made comments that like, she wanted a mansion and she wanted a house on the water and she wanted to fly first class and all these things and he was like, 'No, I'm not doing that.' So then I said, well, maybe that's what turned her off," Madison said on the After Show.
Did Sienna want Shep Rose to buy her a house?
During a boat excursion in the Bahamas, Shep told Madison that while he and Sienna were on a boat ride of their own, she pointed to a mansion and said, "I want you to buy me that house."
"And it was, like, a 10 million dollar house," Shep added.
"Do you feel like, maybe you're not rich enough for her?" Madison wondered, and Shep replied, "Maybe, yeah."
What Sienna Evans revealed about Shep Rose in the Bahamas
All in all, it seems that Sienna and Shep were on completely different pages when it came to their expectations, because on the aforementioned episode of Southern Charm, she told the rest of the group that she and Shep had never even defined their relationship.
What's more, Sienna specifically said, "We're not in a relationship right now."
Where Shep Rose and Sienna stand today
Though Shep was heartbroken after he and Sienna went their separate ways in the Bahamas, he told fans to "take it easy" on her in a Feb. 21 Instagram Story.
"We had some wonderful times together," he wrote. "Things happen the way they should."
Learn more about what went wrong for Shep and Sienna in the Bahamas.
