Ciara Miller Shades Southern Charm Fans and Patricia Altschul

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Summer House’s Ciara Miller shaded Southern Charm fans and Patricia Altschul, hinted why she wasn’t surprised by friend Paige DeSorbo’s split with Craig Conover, and said she won’t pretend that Craig was “the ultimate peach.”

On a recent episode of Watch What Happens Live, Craig’s Southern Charm co-star Patricia suggested Paige was mean to Craig throughout their relationship, and she claimed that he deserves someone who will cherish and love him.

Paige and Craig broke up at the end of last year. Craig later revealed that Paige initiated it, and many fans have criticized her over rumors that she was seeing another man while still in a relationship with Craig.

Speaking with Us Weekly, Ciara hinted that she wasn’t surprised by the split because she has had a “front-row seat” to their relationship “for three years,” and there were “some things” that made her think “this isn’t it.”

She said the “misogyny” toward Paige online is “crazy.”

“I’m also not going to sit here and act like … Craig is just the ultimate peach,” she continued. “I’m sorry, but [Paige] did a lot of work to get him to this point where he’s at … whether he’ll give her credit or not. The Craig that we know now is not the Craig that we were dealing with three years ago.”

She suggested that people are “mean” to Craig for a reason.

“[And] what’s your definition of ‘mean?’ Like [that Paige is] not kissing the ground that he walks on? She has an opinion about things?” Ciara asked. “I’m sorry, but Craig had three years to move to New York, and he didn’t. He had three years to buy a ring — I don’t really feel like he bought a ring.”

According to Ciara, she’d take the Summer House audience “all day long” over Southern Charm’s fans, who are “super insanely traditional misogynistic” and “old school.”

She also threw shade at Patricia, 83.

“I’ll be damned if I’m an 80-year-old woman sitting on TV and coming after another woman saying that she’s being mean to someone,” said the star. “No, no, no. I think we need to ask ourselves different questions.”