Craig Conover Pumps the Brakes on Natalie Buffett Romance — “It’s Nowhere Near Serious,” Insider Claims

Craig Conover likes the idea of a serious relationship. But in his current situation with Natalie Buffett, settling down may not be in the cards. The Southern Charm star has been manifesting domestic bliss with his immaculate home and garden in Charleston, South Carolina. However, the professional model may be more focused on her career currently.

Craig’s dating life is under a microscope lately since his split from Paige DeSorbo. Just recently, Kristin Cavallari confirmed a brief fling with the Sewing Down South founder in the early days of his prior relationship with the Summer House alum. Now, information about the intensity, or lack thereof, of Craig’s dalliance with Natalie is coming to light.

Craig Conover wants to “settle down” after Paige DeSorbo split

Us Weekly just confirmed that the romance is “not exclusive” and may have already ran its course. An insider suggested that Craig and Natalie hooked up “recently.” However, because she “travels often,” “their relationship hasn’t progressed or become serious.”

Craig “always” felt his time with the professional model “fun,” however it’s never gone the step further. The source suggested that the Southern Charm star would “ideally like to settle down.”

“Craig really likes Natalie,” the insider said. “Craig tends to go all in on his relationships and likes being monogamous.”

They continued, “Natalie is the type that can’t be tied down right now.” And the model “has told Craig” that she “doesn’t want to be in a relationship.”

The Bravolebrity has received the message and is keeping his options open. It’s just as well, since the insider claimed Craig and Natalie just “aren’t fully aligned.”

“Craig has been putting himself back out there since his split from Paige. He feels more confident now and excited to date again,” the source explained. “He would be in a relationship right now if it was the best fit.”

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