Emmy Sharrett Says Filming 'Southern Hospitality' Without Will Kulp Is a Relief

Emmy Sharrett is navigating the chaotic world of *Southern Hospitality* on her own for Season 4, and she would not have it any other way. The reality star recently opened up about filming the hit Bravo series without her fiancé, Will Kulp, admitting that his exit has brought much-needed peace to their personal life. Kulp officially stepped back from the reality camera crew following the conclusion of the show's third season. The couple initially shared the screen as coworkers at Charleston's hotspot Republic Garden & Lounge, where Sharrett worked as a VIP server and Kulp was behind the bar. However, balance proved difficult when every aspect of their relationship became public consumption.

Kulp’s transition away from television coincided with his pursuit of a legal career. After enrolling in law school, he gradually scaled back his hours at Republic and reduced his appearances on the series before opting for a complete departure ahead of the fourth season. The decision came after a couple of turbulent years on camera. During the second and third seasons of the show, the couple faced intense scrutiny due to persistent cheating rumors surrounding Kulp. Though he firmly denied all accusations of infidelity, managing those high-stress storylines while working together created immense strain.

Despite the televised turmoil, the pair proved their relationship could withstand the pressure. Kulp popped the question in May 2025, officially solidifying their future together off the reality TV grid. Sharrett noted that keeping their professional endeavors separate has made their bond significantly stronger. She shared in recent comments that coming home to recount her daily workplace drama to a partner who is not directly involved in the crossfire helps maintain healthy boundaries. While Sharrett still has to face the surrounding cast drama solo during Season 4, having a supportive partner waiting at home away from the cameras has made all the difference.