'Southern Charm' Star Madison LeCroy Dishes On Her BravoCon & Vegas Highlights

What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. Unless of course you're a Bravolebrity and attend BravoCon.

Luckily for Madison LeCroy, her time in Las Vegas was filled with fun, laughs, and even some gambling. The "Southern Charm" star recently sat down with The Blast to share some insight into her time in Vegas and what she loved about this year's BravoCon weekend.

Attendees of BravoCon had a chance to step into some "Southern Charm" scenes right in Las Vegas. A collaboration between LeCroy, as well as fellow "Southern Charm" stars Patricia Altschul and Craig Conover, brought fans closer to Charleston without leaving Sin City.

As part of the immersive State Farm Bravohood fan experience, fans were able to experience a little piece of Charleston and the reality star's world with lavish, picture-perfect settings.

"The State Farm collab was such a fun moment! I loved getting to be part of something that felt playful and unexpected," LeCroy told The Blast exclusively. "Their whole setup had great energy, and fans were actually excited to step into the experience — which made it even better. Honestly, anything that lets me interact with people in a lighthearted way is a YES for me."

When asked how BravoCon went for her this year, LeCroy said it was "wild in the best way."

"Every year it gets bigger, louder, and somehow even more chaotic - but that's what makes it special," she said. "The standout moments were definitely meeting fans who've followed my journey from day one. Hearing their stories and feeling that face-to-face hits differently. And of course, catching up with fellow Bravolebs backstage always leads to some hilarious, unfiltered moments."

The "Southern Charm" star said that the panels were her favorite part of the weekend-long event. She said she loved "seeing everyone's reactions live."

When she wasn't hanging with fans and other Bravolebs at BravoCon, LeCroy managed to sneak in some Sin City fun.

"Vegas is always a whirlwind, but I did manage to sneak in a little fun," she told The Blast. "Good food, great energy, and maybe one or two moments where I felt like, 'Okay, this is why people love Vegas.' No regrets. I gambled and I WON!"

Patricia Altschul, often called Miss Pat, was also part of the State Farm Bravohood at BravoCon. When The Blast chatted with her ahead of the weekend, she said the collab fits perfectly for her.

"I think it’s a perfect fit. First of all, it’s the State Farm Bravo Hood. They have set up a replica of my dining room and the living room. And I get to be there with Jake from State Farm,” Miss Pat told The Blast exclusively. "Fans can come in and take pictures and interact, and it just kind of represents Southern hospitality."

Craig Conover also had his own unique space within the State Farm Bravohood.

"When they said they wanted to bring my sewing room to BravoCon, and my backyard for everyone, it just was really special," he shared with The Blast ahead of BravoCon. "People can embroider with me when they are there or sew their own project and take something home, it's just full circle."

LeCroy said that throughout all her time on the hit Bravo reality show, her "storyline has shifted."

"It's honestly wild to look back. I came onto the show in a completely different chapter of my life," she said. "Over the years, people have watched me grow up, level up, and stand up for myself. My storyline has shifted from surviving the drama to owning my confidence and focusing on love, family, and what actually matters."

She said it "feels good to be in a place where my story reflects who I am now." She is also excited that the world got to meet the newest member of her family - Teddi. "A star is born," she said.

Being part of the reality show means balancing her day-to-day life and parenthood with the show, which can have challenges. But LeCroy said she learned to "set boundaries" and protect her peace.

"Reality TV is a big part of my life, but it's not all of my life. Having a new baby brings everything into perspective - suddenly noise feels smaller, and the good moments feel even bigger. It's a juggling act, but I'm doing it with a full heart," she said. "Hudson was tiny when you first met him and last month he turned 13. My family has grown, my team has grown, but I am still the same girl from season 5 you fell in love with."

The newest season of "Southern Charm" released on Wednesday, Nov. 19. To sum up Season 11, LeCroy said it's, "spicy, revealing, and unapologetic."

"Expect honesty - sometimes brutally so - and a lot of personal growth," she continued. "There's drama, obviously, but there's also vulnerability and some real turning points. Whether you've watched from the beginning or you're jumping in now, you'll get a season that actually means something."

LeCroy said she's really proud to be part of the show and "every time cameras come back up, I am ready to give you Madison LeCroy - the good, the bad, and the mamma bear that defends her little cubs."