Another relationship went south.
“Southern Charm” stars Shep Rose and Taylor Ann Green have split after two years of dating, according to People.
Insiders said Rose has a “real problem with monogamy” that contributed to the relationship’s demise.
“[He] refused to commit to Taylor and told her he didn’t want to be with just one person and change his lifestyle,” a source said.
“She’s incredibly hurt, but she knows she deserves a guy who will fight for her, not someone who’s so selfish,” added another, adding that Rose will “regret it.”
Reps for Rose, 42, and Green, 27, did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.
The “Average Expectations” writer cheated on Green at last season’s reunion.
“It was an old flame and I kissed a girl in the stairwell, but that’s it,” he told host Andy Cohen at the time, adding that “there were some text messages” he exchanged with another woman.
In an episode that aired this season, Green — who had seemingly forgiven Rose for those indiscretions — was notably upset by his reaction to her pregnancy scare.
“Will you give me a high five for my pain and misery? You didn’t even ask how I felt,” Rose said during the tense scene.
“You were just like, ‘Oh, no, there was a scare. What am I going to do?’ Like, you never really said, ‘If something happens, you can trust me.’”
Green went on to say that she was worried about her future with Rose, admitting that she was “not a sure bet”.
“If I were pregnant, I would want the proper steps to be taken, which would be marriage,” Green said in the confessional, acknowledging Rose’s vocal disinterest in tying the knot. “But I don’t know how much he’d put up at bat, which is really s-ty.
Rose offered a somewhat cool response to Green’s concerns about settling down.
“The minute you tell me I have to do something a certain way, I’ll do the exact opposite… but I want you,” he said.
Rose hit it off with Green after making a joke about having sex with sharks during a night out at Sullivan’s Island bar in South Carolina. Both became Instagram official in May 2020.
Just a few days ago, “Southern Charm” personalities Madison LeCroy and Venita Aspen exclusively told Page Six that they didn’t see Rose and Green moving on.
“Taylor loves Shep more than Shep Taylor,” Aspen, 28, said, while LeCroy, 31, agreed, explaining that Green was “wrong on rule #1.”
“Always find a man who loves you more,” she advised.
Aspen also told us that Green is “head over heels” in love and “would do anything for Shep whenever he calls,” while Rose “is just like, ‘Whatever.’
Rose previously admitted to The Sixth that he and Green had some hiccups while filming Season 8 of “Southern Charm.”
“[This season] took a toll on my [relationship],” he said. “It was hard. I mean, when you’re shooting, you also have a little bit of anxiety. You want everything to go well, and when you try too hard, things usually blow up in your face, and that’s kind of what happened. I saw a train coming and instead of moving away from it, I ran into it.”
“Southern Charm” airs Thursdays at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo.