Paige DeSorbo and Craig Conover get in an emotional conversation over the future of their relationship in the new “Summer House” mid-season trailer.
“I would be changing my whole life,” DeSorbo tells Conover while talking about the potential of her moving from New York City to live with him in Charleston, SC, in the preview obtained by E! News Monday.
Conover leans back in his chair and sighs as DeSorbo starts to wipe tears from her eyes.
“I have no friends in Charleston. My whole career is here,” she emotionally tells him before the scene cuts out.
An earlier trailer for the new season showed another part of the conversation where they discuss the “pressure” of making their long-distance relationship work.
“You’re making it seem like if I don’t say we should get engaged in six months that you’re gonna be pissed off at me,” she tells him while wiping away tears again.
Conover, 35, and DeSorbo, 30 – who are still dating long-distance – aren’t the only couple to face relationship hurdles in the dramatic mid-season teaser.
Lindsay Hubbard and Carl Radke also seem to get into an intense argument that results in Hubbard, 36, calling Radke, 38, a “f–king piece of s–t” in bed to which Radke subsequently leaves.
“It sucks like I don’t know how to recover from this,” Radke later emotionally tells friend Kyle Cooke in a parking lot.
Despite their ups and downs, Radke and Hubbard ultimately got engaged last September.
“I’d marry you a thousand times,” Hubbard tells Radke after he popped the question on the beach.
The quick turnaround from dating to engagement takes a toll on Hubbard’s relationship with now ex-BFF, Danielle Olivera, who previously expressed her concern that the lovebirds were moving too fast.
The former friends get into several heated conversations over Olivera’s hot takes on her relationship.
“Why are we even friends Danielle?” Hubbard asks her, to which an emotional Olivera, 34, replies, “I will f–king die for you!”
The dramatic trailer ends with Olivera telling Cooke that “there’s nothing left” to salvage of their friendship.
The two friends have yet to repair their strained relationship, and it’s only gotten worse since the season aired with comments they’ve made about one another in the press.
“Summer House” airs Mondays at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo.