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Madison LeCroy labeled Sai De Silva as the “meanest girl” she’d ever met during a panel event at BravoCon over the weekend, sparking an Instagram feud between them as she also exposed Sai’s DMs.
Before skipping the taping of a “#1 Guys & Gals” BravoCon Live episode on Saturday night due to a car accident she and her team were involved in earlier that day, the 35-year-old Southern Charm star shaded the 44-year-old Real Housewives of New York City cast member during a game with her ex-boyfriend, Austen Kroll, 38.
As Madison offered Austen clues in an effort to have him guess who she was describing, Madison said of Sai, “She’s the meanest girl I’ve ever met.”
But after seeing the diss, Sai claimed she’d never met Madison.
“You must have me confused, not all brown people look alike. I never met her before,” she wrote in a comment.
Then, as their feud continued, Madison shared Sai’s claim on her Story, along with an image of her and the RHONY star at a previous BravoCon event.
“Point proven,” she wrote in her caption.
Later, Madison shared the DMs she got from Sai.
“Listen girl, leave me alone. I don’t know you and I don’t remember sitting next to you two years ago,” wrote Sai to Madison in response to her Instagram Story post.
“Well, you remember now, b–ch,” responded Madison.
“I still couldn’t pick you out of a lineup. You’re extremely unmemorable,” fired back Sai.
As for Madison’s car accident, she shared the news on her Instagram Story on Saturday ahead of the “#1 Guys & Gals” event at Planet Hollywood.
“Hey y’all … I want to let you know I won’t be making it to [Watch What Happens Live] tonight. My team and I were in a car accident on the way back to the hotel. Thankfully we’re all okay, but it was frightening and we’re still trying to catch our breath from it. I’m just grateful everyone walked away,” she wrote on her Instagram Stories.
According to TMZ, the accident happened as Madison ventured from the Caesars Forum to her hotel to get ready for Saturday night’s taping, which was expected to include stars from her cast as well as the casts of Summer House, Southern Hospitality, and The Valley.
