Cameran Eubanks is shutting down fan speculation and standing firm on one thing: there won’t be a new “Southern Charm” spinoff centered on her and her longtime friends Chelsea Meissner and Naomie Olindo — at least not anytime soon.
Eubanks Set the Record Straight
The former “Southern Charm” star, 42, took to her Instagram Story on Monday, Feb. 9, to directly address swirling rumors that a new Bravo series titled “The Isles” was in the works and would feature her alongside Chelsea and Naomie in the suburbs of Charleston.
Attached to her post was a headline about the supposed show, which claimed it was “in early development,” but Eubanks was quick to dispel it.
“This keeps being sent to me so addressing it here,” she wrote, adding a clear and emphatic, “NOT TRUE 😂.”
She also doubled down in the comments of the original fan post circulating online, again writing simply, “Not true 😂.”
While fans reacted with disappointment — many had hoped the trio might reprise their chemistry off-camera — the denial also sparked appreciation from followers eager for clarity. Comments ranged from “One can still hope!” to “Too bad, that would’ve been fun.”
The Trio Have Been Friends for Years
Eubanks, Meissner and Olindo share a history that goes back to the early seasons of “Southern Charm,” the Bravo reality series that debuted in 2014.
Eubanks was an original cast member and remained on the show through Season 6 before stepping away in 2020 to focus on her family and life outside reality television.
Meissner joined in Season 4 and Olindo appeared beginning in Season 3, quickly becoming fan favorites for their individual personalities and on-screen dynamics.
Although the trio no longer films together, they have kept in touch off-camera.
They’ve been spotted supporting one another’s milestones over the years, like celebrating Olindo’s engagement in late 2025 and spending time together socially.
Their continued friendship has long made fans wonder if “Southern Charm” might someday reunite or spin off into new projects featuring familiar faces.
But Eubanks’ straightforward denial makes it clear that, at least for now, that chapter remains closed — even as the women remain close and supportive in real life.
Cameran’s decision to shut down rumors reflects how actively she manages misinformation about her life after Bravo.
She has previously addressed fake news claims, clarified her choice to step away from reality TV, and explained that her priorities — including raising her daughter Palmer with husband Jason Wimberly — don’t align with returning to the Bravo spotlight.
In the end, while fans might still daydream about a nostalgic revival, Eubanks’ message couldn’t be clearer: no spinoff is happening — and she’s having too much fun with the life she’s built off-camera to revisit that world right now.
