SOUTHERN Charm alum Kathryn Dennis has moved back in with her father after settling an eviction lawsuit and being fired, a source has exclusively told The U.S. Sun.
The 31-year-old, who was not offered a contract for Season 9 of the Bravo reality show amid reports of bad behavior, has been posting on Instagram from her dad Luke's property.
A source has now revealed she is staying with her father at the controversial family home, Lewisfield Plantation, which they've owned for many years.
An insider told The U.S. Sun: "She's back with her dad in Moncks Corner for now, I knew she would be.
"The house is on the water and has a lot of land but it's a very old property and needs work doing on it.
"Her dad is the only one living there since her mom passed. Kathryn has a lot of issues and I hear he's pretty tired of it all but still supports her of course."
"The source continued: "It's so sad it's come to this, but she has nobody to blame but herself.
"I've been told she has a new manager, but she's been through so many, who knows what she's going to do next, she's never really had a real job."
The U.S. Sun has reached out to Kathryn's rep for comment.
The home appeared in a now-deleted scene from season three of Southern Charm, with Kathryn giving a tour of the South Carolina property to her guest, K. Cooper Ray, a friend of socialite Patricia Altschul.
CONTROVERSIAL HISTORY
"And there's actually a slave cemetery over there — no joke!" Kathryn told Ray, who replied: "Wow! So this was a rice plantation?"
Kathryn answered: "Yes. Rice, cotton, and tobacco."
Records show more than 100 slaves were held in bondage on the plantation as of 1835.
According to Variety, the scene featured in the premiere but was later pulled, and critics slammed producers for erasing it from the show's history.
Bravo fan @thetalkofshame, who is Black, discussed the story on her TikTok back in 2020, saying: "Here’s the thing: I don't want those scenes cut out.
"Should they have been glamorized when they were originally aired? Absolutely not. But now that we know better, we should all have to take a look at how this country was built — where old money really comes from."
Kathryn is the granddaughter of former Senator Rembert Coney Dennis who bought the historic home on the Cooper River in 1970.
According to online records, the property was built about 1774 and is a two-and-a-half-story clapboard dwelling with a high brick foundation.
Kathryn showed posted photographs of the property and a video of her driving through the grounds late last week, along with the caption: "Back to my roots tour."
MONEY TROUBLES
Meanwhile, the star has settled a lawsuit after being evicted from her rental at East Bay Apartments, where units are priced between $1,640 to $2,725 per month.
The suit demanded the star vacate her residence on March 8, according to court documents, and has since been settled.
According to Radar Online, she was selling her personal property on Facebook, with a rep telling the outlet she was in the process of moving home.
The mother-of-two turned to OnlyFans as a source of income as she desperately tries to make ends meet, but does not appear to be posting very often on her account.
The U.S. Sun revealed Kathryn was not offered a new contract for the next season of Southern Charm allegedly because of multiple "no-shows" and treating staff poorly, according to a source.
She was also alleged to have shown up drunk on occasion after battling abuse issues in the past, with friends saying she should head to rehab, the insider added.
They claimed: "I know Bravo didn't offer her a contract, but when you treat people poorly like she has they finally get sick of it.
"She doesn't show up on time or show up at all during filming a lot."
The source continued: "She treats people like they are beneath her. She can't stand anyone doing better or getting more attention than her."
