KATHRYN Dennis has shared rare photos with her children Kensie and Saint as she faces eviction from her luxury South Carolina apartment.
The Southern Charm star was served with a Rule to Vacate notice for “non-payment of rent” on November 17, 2022, by her complex, East Bay Apartments.
Now Kathryn, 31, has reemerged on social media as she celebrates the holiday season with her children Kensie, eight, and Saint, six.
The reality star took to her Instagram profile on Monday to share several photos and videos from a formal holiday event.
In the first image, the TV personality sported a simple black dress and blazer with fishnet tights and heeled boots.
Kathryn smiled next to her two children as they showed off their festive attire in a room filled with Christmas trees.
The controversial star also snapped shots of her kids by themselves and recorded them as they skipped down the decor-lined hallway holding hands.
The duo smiled at each other for one final pic next to a gingerbread man and a sign that read: "Merry Christmas."
Kathryn captioned her post: "Saint colored a manger scene and gave it to Kensie 'because we’re best friends,'" with heart eye emojis.
The photos came as a slight shock as the Southern Charm star has been in a years-long custody battle with her ex-boyfriend Thomas Ravenel over their two children.
EVICTION ISSUES
Meanwhile, the Bravo star has also been dealing with her third eviction case this year.
But just last week, The U.S. Sun exclusively revealed that a South Carolina judge dismissed the most recent case without prejudice, meaning the apartment complex can sue the reality star again.
The clerk of the court was unable to confirm if Kathryn paid off the alleged outstanding rent.
Apartments in her complex range from $1,640 a month for a studio and one bathroom, to $2,725 for a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment.
A townhouse featuring three bedrooms and three bathrooms can cost up to $6,500 a month.
Kathryn was hit with two Rule to Vacate notices this year for the WestEdge apartment she once shared with ex-boyfriend Chleb Ravenell.
A clerk for Charleston County previously told The U.S. Sun that Mt Pleasant Investments LLC, which owns her previous complex, filed a Rule to Vacate notice on March 16 after missing her February and March payments this year of $4,626 each, totaling $9,252.
It was later settled, but a second Rule to Vacate notice was filed on May 17 and the case was settled on June 2.
CUSTODY BATTLE
The U.S. Sun exclusively previously broke the news that Kathryn's ex-boyfriend Thomas Ravenel, 60, won full custody of the kids in February 2021 after accusing Kathryn of drug abuse and being an unfit mother.
She faced financial issues there as well, as Kathryn's former attorneys, Susan Rawls Strom and Pete Currence, abruptly resigned from her custody case after she also failed to pay them.
A legal motion filed with the South Carolina court and obtained by AllAboutTheTea.com read that Kathryn "can no longer communicate, and can not agree on matters of importance to the case, and the attorney-client relationship is irretrievably impaired."
A source also claimed to the outlet that the reality star "doesn't pay regularly or timely for their services."
Thomas filed for sole custody of the kids and requested Kathryn have supervised visitation on October 23, 2020.
The former Bravo star moved the children out of Charleston and to an estate in Aiken, South Carolina.
The U.S. Sun reported there has been a “marked improvement” since the kids have been with Thomas full-time.
Source : www.the-sun.com
