Olivia Flowers will not reconcile her friendship with Taylor Ann Green after she hooked up with Flowers’ ex Austen Kroll.
The former best friends hashed it out on the dramatic “Southern Charm” reunion, but when host Andy Cohen asked what Green could do to mend their friendship, Flowers declared that it was over.
“That is not happening,” Flowers said on Thursday’s episode. “I will not be friends with you, but I’m not going to make this miserable for you, I’m not going to be negative.”
Flowers explained that they “can move forward,” but they won’t be doing that “together.”
The “Southern Charm” stars were previously best friends until Flowers discovered that Green kissed her ex after initially lying they had a physical relationship.
“I’ve been pulling away because we had had so many conversations that were going so wrong,” Flowers told Green. “She was lying to my face and I felt it.”
Flowers emphasized that she “really tried” to work things out with Green, but it “didn’t get me anywhere.”
“You were not thinking about me not once this season,” Flowers, 31, emphasized.
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Green got emotional several times throughout the reunion while apologizing to her former pal but coming to terms that the friendship is not “salvageable.”
“My whole intention of coming out here was to fix this,” Green said while crying. “Obviously, I know that that’s probably not gonna be the resolution today. I hope that it is at some point, and I genuinely apologize, again.”
Flowers also addressed fans questioning if she “gave a pass” to Kroll, but she defended her actions after Kroll “stepped in” to help console her after her brother unexpectedly died.
“I was very vulnerable, and I bonded with him and there were unresolved feelings there,” she said.
Flowers and Kroll have since appeared to mend their friendship, since they recently traveled to the Bahamas together with mutual friends.