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Amanda Batula will not return for Season 11 of Bravo’s Summer House after the #Scamanda romance with West Wilson, ending her 10-season run as the cast moves forward with other stars and storylines.
West Wilson confirms Amanda Batula gave permission for his participation in the viral Summer House whiteboard interview, recounting the timeline with Amanda and noting that she was worried about his appearance. He also discusses taking a break from filming Season 11 amid the ongoing Summer House drama involving Ciara Miller, a topic he touched on during the Show Me Something podcast after the clip went viral.
Jimmy Kimmel revealed that his sidekick Guillermo Rodriguez will join Dancing With the Stars Season 35, making him the show’s first parking-lot security guard to compete; he’s the fourth contestant announced, joining Ciara Miller, Maura Higgins and Jackson Olson.
Will Ferrell was named Titan of Culture and Lisa Kudrow received the Lifetime of Culture honor at the 2026 Las Culturistas Culture Awards on Bravo, a two-hour celebration blending humor, tributes and music as Ciara Miller accepted the Allison Williams Cool Girl Award and performers like Megan Stalter, Rachel Zegler, Pikachu, and Mandy Moore took the stage.
Variety reveals that Summer House: The Aftermath expands the reunion fallout with three on-camera post‑reunion conversations, centers Ciara Miller as the show’s future, and outlines how casting decisions, the path to Season 11 and a potential In the City spinoff could unfold, all while keeping Emmy hopes for the series alive.
At the Summer House season 10 reunion, Ciara Miller reveals via FaceTime that West Wilson and Meija Moreno were dating last summer, contradicting previous on-air claims. Moreno says Wilson called her his girlfriend and kept the relationship private to protect her, while Miller notes Wilson also dated Amanda Batula and was friends with Kyle Cooke. The saga includes Moreno allegedly being at Wilson’s house building his furniture during filming, highlighting a tense love-triangle/reunion dynamic.
Part two of Summer House season 10’s reunion reveals West Wilson was in an exclusive relationship with Meija Moreno when he started dating Amanda Batula, with cast “receipts” and Moreno confirming the timeline; Ciara Miller leads a candid race discussion about her experience as a Black woman on the show; Amanda explains her feelings and how her marriage to Kyle Cooke factors in, including her divorce decision; Moreno suggests West kept the relationship private to avoid public scrutiny; the episode ends on a cliffhanger as Part 3 awaits.
Part 1 of the Season 10 Summer House reunion centers on Ciara Miller tearing into Amanda Batula and West Wilson over a public situationship and West’s leaked dick pic, with Amanda admitting deception and West owning up to lies. Lindsay Hubbard delivers a scathing takedown of West, while the cast revisits the drama, mixed with personal stories from Mia Calabrese and KJ Dillard as they head toward the next reunion installments.
Ciara Miller did not hold back at the Summer House reunion, telling West Wilson she’s shocked by him but hurt by Amanda Batula after accusing Batula of betraying their friendship. She described checking Batula’s January location at Wilson’s place and argued that Wilson didn’t defend Batula, calling him fraudulent and suggesting their off‑camera life didn’t match what viewers see. Miller labeled the Batula–Wilson relationship as a form of revenge and, in a pointed finale, declared she’s done with their friendship, leaving Batula in tears.
Vulture’s breakdown outlines the must-ask questions for the three‑part Summer House reunion, including the precise Amanda–West hookup timeline and whether an emotional affair occurred, who knew what about the rumors and the statement, how the fallout affects Kyle, Ciara, Lindsay and the rest of the cast, and what this all means for the show’s future.
The Hollywood Reporter released a three-part Summer House reunion teaser in which Ciara Miller confronts her close friend Amanda Batula and ex West Wilson about their relationship, triggering tears and tense moments as host Andy Cohen steers the cast through fallout ahead of the May 26 Bravo premiere and Peacock streaming of uncensored episodes.
ABC’s Dancing With the Stars season 35 is rolling out its lineup ahead of the fall premiere, with Ciara Miller of Summer House, Maura Higgins of Love Island and The Traitors, and Jackson Olson of the Savannah Bananas among the first announced celebs; the full cast will be revealed on Good Morning America on Sept. 2, and DWTS is also launching a summer companion show, The Next Pro, with Deena Katz noting a starry casting pool and showrunner Conrad Green saying the Next Pro winner is already in the bank.
West Wilson responded to Ciara Miller's allegation that he slept with married RHONJ star Jennifer Fessler, with both Wilson and Fessler denying the hookup; Fessler publicly supported Wilson, calling him a “golden retriever puppy dog” and asking fans to give him a break, while Wilson posted on Instagram Stories that the claim was “news to me” and tagged Fessler; a source described the claim as absolutely untrue, and fans have resurfaced clips of the pair together as the drama continues, including Wilson's recent rumored romance with Amanda Batula.
West Wilson publicly denied rumors that he slept with Real Housewives of New Jersey’s Jennifer Fessler after a chatter at Vulture’s Reality Masterminds party; Fessler had expressed admiration for both Ciara Miller and Wilson, Ciara then accused Fessler of an affair, and Wilson responded on Instagram Stories calling the claim defamatory and untrue, while Fessler said she hopes to rectify the situation.
Jennifer Fessler publicly denied Ciara Miller’s social-media claim that she slept with West Wilson, calling the accusation categorically untrue and defamatory and noting that if it were true she’d have recourse. Wilson also denied the hookup and tagged Fessler in a post, while Miller continued to push the claim on Threads. The exchange highlights ongoing Bravo reality‑TV drama among Fessler, Wilson, Miller and Batula, with reps for the involved parties not commenting.