Madison LeCroy is 35 years old as of August 2026. The Southern Charm cast member was born on October 6, 1990, and will turn 36 on October 6, 2026.
LeCroy is a South Carolina hairstylist, reality-TV personality and entrepreneur whose public career developed from Charleston’s beauty industry into a long-running role on Bravo. Although many viewers first encountered her through her relationships and conflicts on Southern Charm, her professional background predates television, and her more recent work has expanded into business ventures and television projects beyond the series.
Madison LeCroy is 35 years old
Madison LeCroy’s birthday is October 6, 1990. Bravo documented her 34th birthday in October 2024 and her 35th birthday on October 6, 2025. PEOPLE also identified her as 35 in June 2026.
That makes her 35 in August 2026, with her 36th birthday due in October.
There has been occasional inconsistency in secondary coverage of LeCroy’s age. One PEOPLE article published in March 2026 described her as 34, despite Bravo having already covered her 35th birthday several months earlier. Later PEOPLE coverage correctly referred to her as 35. The dated birthday reporting therefore provides the clearer record.
The Madison in this age query is Madison LeCroy, not Madison Simon, another person associated with the wider Southern Charm social circle.
From cosmetology school to Charleston’s beauty scene
LeCroy was born in Greenville, South Carolina, and developed her career in the beauty industry before becoming known through television. She attended Carolina College of Hair Design and has said she graduated from cosmetology school at 17.
Her professional path eventually took her to Charleston. In a later account of her early career, LeCroy said she moved to the city, found work in an upscale salon and gradually established herself as a hairstylist. One of the clients who became particularly important to her connection with the Southern Charm world was Patricia Altschul, the longtime Bravo personality whose home and social circle have been central to the series.
That background matters because LeCroy did not arrive on television without an established occupation. Hair styling was already her profession, and her work within Charleston’s social scene gave her an organic connection to people who appeared on the show.
Her beauty career has remained part of her public identity even as television, content creation and commercial partnerships became larger parts of her work.
How Southern Charm made her a Bravo regular
LeCroy first appeared on Southern Charm during Season 6, initially in a supporting capacity. At the time, viewers were also introduced to her through her relationship with cast member Austen Kroll.
Her role soon grew beyond being connected to an established cast member. Ahead of Season 7, she was promoted to the show’s full-time cast, giving her an independent place within the ensemble.
That transition was significant for her public career. Instead of remaining a peripheral figure in another cast member’s storyline, LeCroy became one of the personalities around whom the show’s relationships, friendships and Charleston social dynamics were regularly built.
She remained part of the franchise through Season 11, demonstrating a degree of staying power within a series whose cast has changed substantially over the years.
Her early seasons inevitably tied much of the public conversation around her to romantic drama, but reducing her profile to those relationships misses how her role evolved. By the mid-2020s, her story on the program increasingly incorporated marriage, motherhood, business projects and an established professional life outside the show.
Her career has expanded beyond Southern Charm
LeCroy has continued working across beauty, digital media and branded businesses while maintaining her place on reality television.
Bravo has described her professional activities as including hairstyling, content creation and brand partnerships. In March 2025, she expanded further into retail with the launch of LeCroy, a pajama and loungewear line carrying her name.
Her television work has also moved outside the regular structure of Southern Charm. In April 2026, she appeared alongside Craig Conover as a guest judge on *Season 23 of Top Chef***, bringing two familiar Southern Charm figures into another Bravo franchise.
A more substantial step came with _Salon Confessionals with Madison LeCroy_, a Peacock microdrama announced by NBCUniversal in 2026. The series premiered on July 8, 2026.
The project is notable because it places LeCroy at the center of a television format bearing her own name rather than presenting her solely as part of the Southern Charm ensemble. It also connects two parts of her public identity: the salon environment where her professional career began and the personality-driven television work that later made her nationally recognizable.
Taken together, the loungewear business, Top Chef appearance and Peacock project show a career that has broadened considerably from her first supporting appearances on Bravo.
Marriage and motherhood in her more recent public life
LeCroy’s personal life has also changed significantly since her earlier Southern Charm seasons.
She married Brett Randle in Mexico on November 19, 2022. Their relationship became part of a later phase of her public story, distinct from the dating storylines that had accompanied her first years on the series.
LeCroy was already a mother to her son, Hudson. She and Randle later welcomed a daughter, Teddi, on June 29, 2025.
Those developments became relevant to her television profile because marriage and family life increasingly shaped how she appeared on Southern Charm. By Season 11, the public version of LeCroy’s life was noticeably different from the period when she first joined the cast: she was an established cast member, a married mother of two and a personality pursuing projects beyond the program itself.
That shift provides useful context for viewers who remember her primarily from earlier seasons. Her current public profile is less accurately described as simply that of a reality-TV newcomer associated with another cast member and more as that of a long-running Bravo personality with an independent professional platform.
Final thoughts
Madison LeCroy is 35 years old as of August 2026, having been born on October 6, 1990. Her age may be the immediate question for viewers searching for her, but it is only one part of a career that began in South Carolina’s beauty industry before growing through Southern Charm.
Since joining the series in Season 6 and becoming a full-time cast member in Season 7, LeCroy has remained part of the Bravo franchise while adding business ventures, cross-franchise television work and her own Peacock project. At 35, she is no longer simply one of Southern Charm‘s newer personalities; she has become one of its established cast members whose public work now extends beyond the show that introduced her to a wider audience.
