Southern Charm’s Olivia Flowers recalled her brother Conner’s ups and downs with Lyme disease ahead of death in January
Olivia Flowers shared the circumstances surrounding her brother Conner Flowers’ death for the first time since his passing in January.
'He started depending, at a very young age, on this prescription medicine to feel normal,” she recalled. “And we as a family started to see this toll it took on his body.' The reality star shared that Conner “always maintained that he had a problem” and didn’t “fight” their family’s efforts to get him into rehab over the years. 'It's really difficult to speak on,' she said while holding back tears. 'People, when they hear words like 'rehab' or 'drugs,' they assume the worse. But these weren't substances he turned to for partying. This was medicine. This is what made him feel normal.
Olivia’s family announced his death in February, but at the time didn’t share any details as to how he had passed. The Southern Charm cameras also captured the aftermath of Conner’s death, revealing one of the last conversations Olivia had with her brother on the October 19 episode.
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