“BRING HER BACK!” — Patricia Altschul DEMANDS Cameran Eubanks’ RETURN to Southern Charm, Admitting the Show ‘Lost Its Class and Heart’ Without Her and Throwing SHADE at the Current Cast: “We Need Someone With Actual Taste”

Several stars of “Southern Charm” have come and gone, but there’s one former cast member Patricia Altschul wants to see back on the show.

During an appearance on “Behind the Velvet Rope with David Yontef,” the Charleston matriarch shared, “I’d bring Cameron [Eubanks] back. Yeah, I love her. I mean, speaking of great TV, I thought Cameron was wonderful.”

Fans may remember that Eubanks left the Bravo show ahead of season 7 after Kathryn Dennis told Craig Conover in season 6 that she heard a rumor that Eubanks’ husband, Jason Wimberly, had cheated.

Altschul told David Yontef that the rumor was a lie and said that it was the last straw for Eubanks. “I don’t think she would come back. I mean, every year, Whitney [Sudler-Smith] tries to get her to come back, and she’s just like, ‘No.'”

Still, Altschul and Eubanks are friendly, with the socialite revealing, “We keep in touch. You know, I mean, I love Cameron and Jason. They’re great.”

As for whether she thinks the former “Real World” star would make a “Southern Charm” comeback, Altschul said, “I’d be surprised if she did, but who knows, you never can tell. I’m surprised by things all the time.”

Eubanks Cleared Up Rumor That She’s Returning to ‘Southern Charm’

A social media account reported in August that Eubanks was making her way back to “Southern Charm,” but the news was quickly refuted by the former reality star, per Reality Blurb.

In an Instagram Story, Eubanks told fans, “Woke up to tons of DM’s about a Facebook article saying that I am coming back to Southern Charm. NOT TRUE. These Facebook articles are written by AI and are not a credible source of information!”

Back in 2021, she explained to “Access Hollywood” why she wouldn’t go back on the show. “Reality television … is not what it used to be. It’s becoming very toxic, very drama-filled, and it’s at the expense of the people who participate on it, unfortunately.”

As for whether she would do “The Real World” again, Eubanks said, “Absolutely. That was when reality television was real.” 

Eubanks Still Keeps in Touch With Her Former Castmates

Eubanks may not be on “Southern Charm” anymore, but she’s still friendly with those who are and were on the show.

On May 4, she shared an Instagram pic of herself with former stars Naomi Olindo and Chelsea Meissner. “A lovely time in MV with two of my bests!” she captioned.

“The ladies who were on Southern Charm when it was good,” a fan replied. Another wrote, “Couldn’t love this more!! The OG’s!!”

Eubanks is also still friendly with Sudler-Smith and Shep Rose, which she showed with an Instagram photo of the three hanging out.

Quoting “The Great Gatsby,” Eubanks wrote, “So we beat on, boats against the current, borne back ceaselessly into the past.” 

“THE BALLROOM BETRAYAL”: Dylan Efron’s Girlfriend Courtney REPORTEDLY ERUPTS After Catching Him ‘Getting Too Close’ to His Dance Partner, Says DWTS Has ‘Changed Him’ and Calls Their Relationship ‘Unrecognizable’

As Dylan Efron's journey in the 

Dancing with the Stars ballroom continues, his real-life relationship is taking a bit of a hit.

The 33-year-old has been dating his girlfriend Courtney King since high school, but as his life has changed in the last year — between his winning stint on The Traitors and his successful partnership with Daniella Karagach on this season of DWTS — so, too, has his relationship.

"I would be lying if [I said] Dancing With The Stars wasn't tough, but I think it's tougher on Courtney than me," Efron admitted on the Oct. 13 episode of The Viall Files.

Given that he's in the studio "five hours a day" and he's dealing with the repercussions of that — "my brain's mush, my body hurts," he said — it leaves Courtney to deal with things on her own, he said.

Efron also revealed that he's "living outside of our Manhattan Beach place right now, closer to where the studio is," amid the ongoing competition. "It's trying right now," he admitted of juggling the relationship and his journey in the ballroom.

Overall, though, he said he "wouldn't say much has changed" between the two of them as his fame has skyrocketed.

"The cool thing that's changed is we started traveling together a lot more. Like, for a lot of these trips I'll do with brands or whatever, I get to bring her with me," he told host Nick Viall. "I think incorporating her more into that has helped our relationship a lot."

Efron also noted that his girlfriend is "so supportive," and that despite the new challenges that DWTS has introduced, things between them are solid.

"She knows I love her, 100%. So it's like, we know it's all temporary, so that's why I don't think anything's really changed," he explained. "I know it's hard for us right now, but we're still where we are. We still love each other and, yeah, we're in a great place."

During a previous appearance on The Viall Files, Efron explained that Courtney "doesn't really like being on camera," but it "works out really well" for them to have such different careers.

"It's cool because she's actually not on social media and she works a 40-hour-a-week job," he said. "It's not like I'm hiding her from the world or anything. She understands the job, all that stuff."

Dancing with the Stars airs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. ET on ABC and Disney+

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