While Paige DeSorbo and Craig Conover are no longer together, Southern Charm Season 11 is still documenting their love story ... and the problems that existed during it.
In the above preview for Season 11, Episode 11(set to air Thursday, Feb. 6), a pre-split Craig and Paige discuss their next steps as a couple — and Paige's issues with Craig's friends always asking him about their plans to have children.
"Sometimes I get frustrated, and I'm not even saying it toward you, but like, Austin [Kroll] asking you, 'Are you not having kids?' F--k yeah, it's my decision! Because I'm the one that has to hold it in my f--king body," Paige says. "If you said to me right now, 'We need to have a baby or I'm leaving.' Like ... you'd have to leave."
Paige then pauses for a second to tell Craig sorry because she's "getting heated."
"Not at me, though. Remember: I'm not the outside noise," he says.
"No, but you're the one that's asking me," she responds.
Craig then argues that he "never" brings up the topic, but Paige points out that he's actually asking about it in that exact moment.
"Well, I know. And I'm sorry," he says, prompting Paige to clarify if he's on the same page as her or not.
"There's nothing that I would change in our relationship right now," Craig reassures her. "But look. There have been times that I didn't know where your head was at ... You change your mind. [But] when you say 'our kids' or that I'll be a great husband, I obviously smile inside because I'm like, 'Oh, she likes me.'"
This, however, doesn't really help the situation.
"Is who I am not enough?" Paige asks Craig. "Do I not show enough love? Like, if you can't handle the amount of love than I give ... that's like, a personal problem. And then that gets put on me and it's like I'm a bad girlfriend."
"This is a stupid f--king conversation," Craig says as he walks away.
"OK, well don't have a temper tantrum every time there's a situation that you don't like," Paige responds.
Craig's ask? For Paige to not take things out on him — which she says she's not doing.
"I don't put any pressure on you," Craig argues. "I just want to be like lovey-dovey and talk about our family," he says.
