Madison LeCroy Embraces Her “Housewife Era” on Thanksgiving
The Southern Charm cast member gave fans an inside look at her family’s Turkey Day celebration.
Thanksgiving 2023 marked a couple of “firsts” for Madison LeCroy.
On Thursday, November 23, the Southern Charm cast member took a break from her busy dinner prep to share several looks into her family’s holiday celebration. Madison kicked things off by posting a video of her husband, Brett Randle, standing before the delicious-looking turkey he made for the day. And we must admit that the results were quite impressive, especially considering it was the first time Brett had cooked the holiday staple in the traditional way.
“Your first turkey,” Madison said in the clip, as her hubby proudly showed off the main course.
“My first turkey in an oven,” Brett clarified, before Madison added, “It looks so good.”
Madison LeCroy shows off her Thanksgiving tablescape
The Southern Charm-er also gave fans a glimpse at her gorgeous table setting that was chic; modern; and, of course, festive. Madison decorated the marble diner table with rose pink candle sticks in gold-tone taper holders, white plates with gold trims, gold silverware, neutral-colored chargers with hunter-green accents, clear long-stemmed glassware, and beige napkins in cloth rings. The highlight, however, was the stunning floral centerpiece, which included powder pink roses, amber leaves, lotus pods, and some greenery in a rustic copper vase.
Several minutes later, Madison shared a photo of her posing next to the tablescape while holding a drink in one hand.
“My housewife era,” she captioned the story, which showed her wearing a cozy brown turtleneck over a white ruffled miniskirt.
Madison LeCroy's Family Life
The dinner was the first time Madison and Brett celebrated Thanksgiving in their beautiful Charleston home, which they purchased in the spring of 2022. The couple spent last year’s holiday overseas, as they were enjoying their honeymoon in Southeast Asia.
Madison and Brett tied the knot on November 19, 2022, with an intimate beachside ceremony in Mexico. The newlyweds were joined by Madison’s now 11-year-old son, Hudson, who served as the ringbearer.
"It was a super chill, relaxed day — isn't that every bride's dream?" Madison told People magazine about the nuptials. "We didn't want to have some elaborate wedding here in Charleston with 300 people. That just wasn't our vibe. And if it wasn't for Hudson, we probably would have just eloped and [not done] a wedding."
Earlier this week, Madison celebrated her and Brett’s first anniversary with a sweet Instagram post that included photos from their wedding day.
“How sweet it is to be loved by you,” she captioned the November 19 carousel. “Happy Anniversary. 11.19.22.”
