The first look at the Summer House season 10 reunion is here — and, as expected, West Wilson is the cast’s biggest target.
“The thing that I’m most focused on is West’s ease of lying,” Kyle Cooke told costars Ciara Miller, Carl Radke, Mia Calabrese and Ben Waddell in a clip from the reunion which debuted at the NBC upfronts on Monday, May 11.
The clip, which has since been shared via social media, also showed Ciara, 30, claiming that West “had a girlfriend this entire time.” Kyle, 43, seemingly corroborated her claim.
“We know that he had a full-blown, exclusive relationship since February of 2025,” he continued. “We actually have receipts.”
As the clip faded to black, Mia could be heard saying, “Can’t wait.”
This is the first official look at the upcoming reunion after several audio clips were leaked in April. (Bravo launched an investigation into the leak and has since identified the source.)
Bravo fans are gearing up for the Summer House cast to take on West, 31, when the highly anticipated reunion airs later this month. It appears he’ll have more to answer for than just his relationship with Amanda Batula.
Amanda, 34, and West confirmed in late March that they are dating after weeks of rumors (which they initially denied). Amanda was previously married to Kyle, while West dated Ciara — who was one of Amanda’s best friends — for several months in 2023.
“We’ve seen the growing online speculation, so while this is still very new, we wanted to provide some clarity,” they wrote, in part. “It was never our intention to purposely hide anything.”
West shared his take on filming the reunion during a recent episode of his “Show Me Something” podcast.
“These are my friends, and I’ve caused a lot of damage, which f***ing sucks,” West explained on May 5. “It’s gonna take time, for sure. Doing the reunion was one step. Got through [it] and we’re on the other side of it. Reunions aren’t fun.”
He added, “It’s the darkest form of therapy. You don’t normally get that much feedback on how your actions impact other people.”
West told cohost Sophie Cunningham that his goal was to “be better” about his friendships going forward.
“I’m not trying to be cliché, but the only thing I can do from this is learn and try and be better,” the Bravo star continued. “The only way you can make experiences like this worth it, as dark as it gets, is to be better from it later.”
He added, “Obviously, I have a lot to learn from and be better for, but it’s absolutely the only way you can turn it positive.”
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