SOUTHERN CHARM star Thomas Ravenel has accused his ex-girlfriend Kathryn Dennis of not seeing her kids for almost three months.
Thomas took to X, formerly known as Twitter, to answer some fan questions.
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The Southern Charm star, 61, and Kathryn, 31, first met in 2014 and immediately began dating.
They continued to have an on-and-off relationship after having two children together: Kensington, eight, and Saint, six.
In 2016, the separated couple began a long and messy custody battle over the two tiny tots.
In a recent Q&A with Bravo fans, the former politician answered one question they were dying to know.
The fan asked: “How is @KathrynDennis doing? I’ve heard she has had some rough times recently and I really wish she were on the new season. Any update you can give would be appreciated. I hopefully assume she still spends time with your children.”
“I wish she would,” Thomas replied.
“She hasn’t seen them in 11 weeks.”
His newest comment came months after he received full custody of Kensington and Saint.
COURT RULING
In May, the court said that Thomas will care full-time for his children after the fired Southern Charm star “failed multiple drug tests,” a source claimed.
A source confirmed to The U.S. Sun: “Thomas won the court case and was granted sole custody of the kids.”
However, All About The Tea was the first to break the custody win.
The source told The U.S. Sun that the custody ruling came after Kathryn “failed numerous drug tests” and said she “tested positive for three illegal drugs.”
The source also claimed Thomas’ legal team “had a mountain of evidence of neglect” against Kathryn.
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A source said: “Thomas’ legal team had affidavits from the speech therapists, an occupational therapist, physical therapist and play therapists that the children were making tremendous progress under his parenting.
“They were doing well in school, enjoying play dates and were happy. They love school and living in Aiken.”
The source added that Kathryn has been granted supervised time with her children from 9.00am to 4.30pm every other weekend.
Back then, the insider admitted that “everything was going well.”
“Kathryn has been adhering surprisingly well to the order. Thomas wishes the best for her,” the source said.
THOMAS BREAKS HIS SILENCE
Thomas spoke with All About The Tea of the custody win: “I was awarded sole custody. I make all the parenting decisions.
“She’s not allowed to have overnights with the children. I will transport the children to a halfway point between Aiken and Charleston where Kathryn will pick them up.”
He concluded: “I am beyond grateful for the outcome of this custody battle and for being granted sole custody of my children. Family is the most important thing in my life, and I will do everything in my power to ensure that my kids have a happy and stable future.
“This has been a challenging journey, but with the support of my loved ones and legal team, justice prevailed.”
A LONG BATTLE
At the beginning of their years-long battle, Kathryn first lost full custody of the children in 2016 and entered rehab after she tested positive for marijuana.
Two years later, she filed for primary custody of the kids after Thomas was arrested and charged with assault and battery in the second degree.
Thomas pleaded guilty to third-degree assault and battery charges.
He received a 30-day suspended sentence and was ordered to pay a $500 fine.
In 2019, Thomas and Kathryn agreed to share joint legal and physical custody of their children with Thomas “being the primary custodian.”
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