Craig Conover Is Down For A Spin-Off Show With Girlfriend Paige DeSorbo

Reality stars Paige DeSorbo and Craig Conover, who met on Bravo's show "Winter House" and started dating not too long after, shared that they were open to having their own spin-off.

While the "Southern Charm" star and "Summer House" alum added that it might come with a lot of pressure, the pair admitted that it would be much fun.

Read on to learn more on all they had to say.

DeSorbo and Conover shared while on the 2022 "MTV Movie & TV Awards: Unscripted Sunday" that they were onboard if offered an opportunity to have a spin-off series.

Although the "Summer House" shared that it might be a lot of pressure on her part, Conover wasted no time in agreeing.

"I think [our own show] would be funnier than both Southern Charm and Summer House," DeSorbo chimed in, per People.

"I think it'd be fun to see us in our off time," the Conover Law founder added.

DeSorbo also mentioned that having a reality show would keep them in check as everyone was going to watch them, "including our parents."

"Everyone is going to see everything. It's kind of being opened up in the multiverse of the Bravo MCU. It's been fun, though, kind of mixing it up because going up to Summer House is different than coming to Southern Charm. It's neat after the fact to see a different environment," Conover concluded.

The pair met for the first time on the "Winter House" show as co-stars. 

Deeper into the show, things began to heat up between them, and they were reportedly spotted at fancy places together, such as a PGA tour event and the wedding of co-stars Kyle Cooke and Amanda Batula.

Later in the year, it was confirmed, via an inside source, that the pair's relationship was finally official.

"Craig and Paige have been telling close friends they are officially together," the insider spilled to Page Six. "Their friendship has grown into more as they've spent more time together."

Before the revelation, the reality star had denied any romantic involvement between herself and Conover.

"Craig and I are 1,000 percent not dating," she disclosed in an episode of Dear Media's "Not Skinny But Not Fat" podcast. "Craig and I have known each other for years. We've always gotten along. We've always been friends. We have, like, very similar personalities. We are not romantically involved or anything, but we are very good friends."

She continued on the podcast, "I've only been single now for six months. I really wanna stay single for a year. I've definitely been dating — I've gone out with a whole range of people. I feel like it's really gonna take someone to, like, sweep me on my feet that I'll change all of my plans for this human."

DeSorbo concluded that she enjoyed being with herself, and for a long time, she didn't feel like she had to be with someone to be "complete."

"I really like my schedule right now and my routine and who I am. I'm really just enjoying being by myself."

She had previously linked with Perry Rabhar, whom she split from later in 2020. According to People, she shared that while she was in the relationship, she wasn't her authentic self and wasn't ready to take on things he was ready for.

"He's 10 years older than me, so much smarter, so much more accomplished, just more mature. And I never wanted to let him down. So I just felt like maybe this isn't our right time."

Although they have been dating for six months, the pair have expressed their desire to build a family. They spoke to Page Six about their relationship and shared some specifics.

"We have talked about marriage and spending our lives together, which we're happy about," they said. "We talk about kids and a family." 

While they mentioned that they were realists and had evaluated their relationship from a realistic perspective while factoring in the possibility of a breakup, they hoped it never happened.

"We've been official for a little over six months now, and we're happy. Hopefully we stand as an example that just because everyone else tells you it won't work, you know, doesn't really mean anything at all."

While things seem to be going on well for the pair, they are not rushing into big life decisions.

During an appearance on the "What Happens Live with Andy Cohen" show, they shared that they weren't thinking of moving in together soon.

"I mean, we've only been dating for six months," she added about moving to their cities to be closer. "So I feel like if we were talking about moving, it'd be a little cuckoo."