Southern Charm star Madison LeCroy involved in ‘frightening’ car accident at BravoCon

Madison LeCroy revealed that she was involved in a ‘frightening’ car accident during BravoCon 2025 on Saturday in Las Vegas. 

The 35-year-old Southern Charm star – who welcomed her second child back in June – jumped to her Instagram stories to share the news while also canceling her appearance on Watch What Happens Live due to the incident. 

‘Hey y’all… I want to let you know I won’t be making it to WWHL tonight,’ the TV personality wrote. 

‘My team and I were involved in a car accident on the way back to the hotel,’ Madison continued before ensuring her fans that everyone was ‘okay.’ 

‘Thankfully we’re all okay, but it was frightening and we’re still trying to catch our breath from it.’ 

The reality star concluded, ‘I’m just grateful everyone walked away. I felt so much love today and sad I won’t make it tonight.’  

Madison LeCroy, 35, revealed that she was involved in a ‘frightening’ car accident during BravoCon 2025 on Saturday in Las Vegas; seen above on Friday 

‘My team and I were involved in a car accident on the way back to the hotel,’ Madison continued before ensuring her fans that everyone was ‘okay’

Before the car accident, Madison had been set to appear for a taping of BravoCon Live with Andy Cohen. 

She is also slated to take part in the upcoming It’s All About To Go South panel on Sunday with her fellow castmates including Patricia Altschul, Craig Conover, Austen Kroll, Molly O’Connell, Rodrigo Reyes and Shep Rose. 

BravoCon 2025 officially kicked off on Friday at Caesar’s Palace in Las Vegas and will officially conclude on November 16. 

Madison is known for starring on the Bravo reality series Southern Charm – which she first made an appearance on during season six. 

Five months earlier, the star welcomed her second child – a baby girl named Teddi – to the world with husband Brett Randle. 

The pair tied the knot during a romantic ceremony in Mexico back in November. Madison is also mom to son Hudson, 12, whom she shares with ex-husband John Hughes. 

Shortly after giving birth to her daughter, the mom-of-two told Us Weekly that Teddi – who is named after her late father – was born early at 34 weeks and spent time in the NICU. 

Teddi was welcomed to the world via C-section and went to the NICU as ‘protocol’ for premature babies. 

She is also slated to take part in the upcoming It’s All About To Go South panel on Sunday with her fellow castmates including Patricia Altschul, Craig Conover, Austen Kroll, Molly O’Connell, Rodrigo Reyes and Shep Rose