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‘Southern Charm’ Shocker: Thomas Says Baby Mama Kathryn Drank While Pregnant

Thomas Ravenel Kathryn Dennis Custody Drugs Court Documents
Source: NBC

Jan. 8 2019, Published 7:37 p.m. ET

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Former Southern Charm star Thomas Ravenel ripped into his baby mama Kathryn Dennis in a brutal new court filing, accusing her of being a kleptomaniac and a drug addict — and even claiming she drank while pregnant with their son, RadarOnline.com can report.

The father of two filed a response in their nasty custody battle with a slew of claims that the mother of their children is suffering from several disorders.

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“Plaintiff has been diagnosed with multiple mental health conditions, including but not limited to bipolar disorder, obsessive compulsive disorder, attention deficit disorder, kleptomania, self-mutilation, and cluster B personality traits, including histrionic and borderline personality disorders,” the court documents obtained by RadarOnline.com revealed.

Ravenel and Dennis share custody of their two children, Kensie and Saint, but he asked the judge to give him full custody of the toddlers.

Ravenel also claimed in the documents that he was “not certain” Dennis is sober — and has a history of faking drug tests.

“Defendant believes Plaintiff did not successfully complete her rehabilitation program as Plaintiff tested positive for drugs after her release. Defendant cannot be certain that Plaintiff has maintained and since and sustained sobriety since the entry of the 2017 final order simply because Plaintiff has passed the requested drug tests since the time, as Plaintiff has a history of purchasing synthetic urine for purposes of passing drug tests."

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The ex reality star then revealed that both children have “developmental and behavioral problems” and blamed Dennis for the situation.

“The parties’ oldest child, K.C.R., has developmental and behavioral problems that have required intensive therapy. Father is informed and believes these problems are the result of Plaintiff mother’s lack of bonding with K.C.R. during infancy,” he claimed.

He then accused Dennis of drinking while she was pregnant with their son, Saint.

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“The parties' youngest child has developmental and behavioral problems that require intensive therapy. Father is informed and believes that these problems are the result of mother’s drug and alcohol consumption while S.J.R. was in utero.”

Dennis has previously denied that accusation after rumors surfaced that Saint has Fetal Alcohol Syndrome.

“First of all, to talk about a child’s appearance is low, disgusting, sick and twisted. Next, Saint has hit every developmental milestone he is supposed to hit, and is doing very well. I did not drink or use drugs during my pregnancy. For people to look at a photo and diagnose a baby, and then talk about it online is revolting," she fumed.

The Blast was the first to report Ravenel’s filing where he accused Dennis of using drugs that she obtained from Southern Charm staff members.

Dennis has a “prescription drug habit," Ravenel claimed, and buys, sells and trades medications from “friends, cast members and show producers,” The website reported.

Bravo has not yet responded to RadarOnline.com's call for comment on the new claims.

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