It’s Over! Controversial ‘Southern Charm’ Stars Ashley Jacobs & Thomas Ravenel Have Reportedly Split

RIP, “Trashley”…

After a season full of meltdowns and blowups (oft-misdirected at their co-stars), things with Southern Charm couple Thomas Ravenel and Ashley Jacob appear to have literally gone south.

We’ll give you a moment to recover from hearing this shocking news.

News of the “Trashley” split broke last week on an episode of the Reality Life with Kate Casey podcast. During the episode, Kate said Ashley confirmed the break-up to her over the phone.

“She’s told me that she broke up with him and that she blocked his number, but she’s in this weird position because she changed her licensing or she got licensing to be a nurse in South Carolina and really had come to the conclusion that she was going to set up a new life, away from Santa Barbara, in another state across the country,” Kate said.

Kate went on to add that Ashley’s cross-country move last year from Santa Barbara, California, to South Carolina, was rooted in her belief that she and T-Rav would end up together, despite that latter’s baggage.

My day began and ended with this beauty ? @ashleyhjacobs

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“She, of course, did this hoping that she would ultimately be in a loving relationship with someone who has had two children with a woman he never ended up marrying, has served time in prison, and has all these allegations against him,” Kate said. “She wasn’t really able to see how that made absolutely no sense.

“So, my strategy was to say things like, ‘Kathryn [Dennis] is not your enemy,” Kate said. “Why would you want to be with somebody who has all this chaos in their life?’”

Kate added that her advice seems to have gotten through to Ashley, who reportedly told Kate that she “has no intentions of getting back together” with Thomas.

Ashley has yet to confirm the split herself, though she did appear to reference it in a (very) lengthy Instagram post last week. The former aspiring Mrs. Ravenel captioned a selfie with her thoughts on creating a “chaotic life” that is “messy, lonely, adventurous, funny, happy, emotional and scary.”

August 3, 2017 I moved away from Santa Barbara, California. A year ago I was living a safe, quiet, private life. Though there wasn't really anything wrong with my life, I just knew I wasn't on the right track. Today, I am living in Charleston, South Carolina. I had met a man, and not too long after, I hopped on a plane and flew 2,300 miles to Charleston with the intention of starting a new life. I left behind my family, friends, my home and basically everything that has made me who I am. I went on a reality show (we all know how that went) and this past March I started working as a nurse. A year ago, I basically had all my ducks in a row, but something was still missing. So I said, “Screw the ducks!” and created chaos. And a chaotic life it is. It is messy, lonely, adventurous, funny, happy, emotional and scary, but it’s all mine. Every time I tell someone my story, I am met with reactions ranging of praise and shock to doubt and judgment over my motives. It’s a complicated life to choose, and a lot of people can’t really wrap their heads around the concept of doing something so extreme. Not a day goes by where I am not met with moments of overwhelming doubt. But the decisions I made became mine and mine alone. I’ve had to learn to embrace the freedom of not knowing. It’s a life that forces me to trust myself because there is no one else around on whom to fall back. If I had never left home, I know exactly where I would be right now and where my life would be going. Now, I couldn't even tell you where I’ll be tomorrow. In becoming the rawest version of myself, I opened up this world of deep emotions I didn’t know were possible. I have learned to embrace those moments of doubt and fear. Those are the moments I realized how capable I am and how much stronger I am as a person for taking the risks I needed to take. I only get one shot at living, so I’m living for myself without the influences of other people getting in the way of who I am. Thank you to all those who have loved me and supported me through this tough journey. I am humbled. Thank you is not enough but it is all I have. I am beyond words of gratitude??

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However, when asked by one of her followers to comment on the rumors the split, Ashley declined.

“Sorry for any confusion. I don’t plan on addressing rumors or talking about my relationship status to social media at this time,” she replied.

Ashley went on to post a nature photo on Monday, captioned with, “Difficult roads often lead to beautiful destinations,” but only time will tell if these roads she’s rambling on about will lead her back to California.

Thomas has yet to comment on the reported split. However, he has not posted a photo with Ashley to his Instagram since mid-May.

Somewhere in South Carolina, Thomas’ ex (and Ashley’s frequent verbal assault victim) Kathryn Dennis is probably smiling…

“She’ll be hawking Flat Tummy Tea and waist trainers on Instagram in no time!”

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(Photos: Bravo, Instagram)

4 Comments

  1. Ashley is the embodies the full definition of a vile bitch. The delusion and things she had the audacity to say to Kathryn, and the way she treated Kathryn…Ashley is one nasty human being.


  2. It’s sort of a shame because they deserved each other. But, kudos to KDenn and the rest of the gang for not having to deal with her absolutely rude bullshit.


    1. You’re absolutely right. They’re perfect for each other. He’s an evil pervert, and she’s beyond a bitch. I’m still flabbergasted that that girl had the audacity to say those things to Kathryn, then give her a back handed apology at the reunion.


  3. As much of a POS Thomas is, I’m glad for Kathryn’s sake she doesn’t have to deal with trashley anymore.

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