Amanda Batula and West Wilson Discuss Relationship Timeline at Summer House Season 10 Reunion

Amanda Batula and West Wilson opened up about the specifics of their relationship during the first installment of the Summer House season 10 reunion, which aired Tuesday, May 26, on Bravo.

The pair faced their castmates and addressed their romance head-on, laying out a detailed timeline of events that sparked considerable debate among the group. The conversation became particularly heated when questions arose about when their relationship actually began.

Kyle Cooke, Amanda's estranged husband, spoke with Lindsay Hubbard on March 31st and revealed that Amanda had initially claimed their connection lasted only about a month. However, other cast members pushed back on that account. Mia Calabrese disputed the timeline, suggesting the two had been together since at least the second week of January, while Kyle referenced rumors dating back to June 2025.

During the reunion taping in April, Ciara shared that she grew suspicious in January after Amanda didn't respond to a drinks invitation. When Ciara checked Amanda's location, it showed she was at West's apartment. The group also learned that West had been seeing someone else around the time he and Amanda released a joint statement confirming they were dating, with Lindsay noting he spent the night with another woman the day before appearing on Watch What Happens Live, where he denied involvement with Amanda.

In early March, Ciara texted with Amanda about relationship rumors, and Amanda insisted their dynamic remained "PG." When Ciara pressed further, asking if they had kissed, held hands, or been intimate, Amanda denied all of it. At the reunion, however, Amanda acknowledged she had not been truthful.

Host Andy Cohen asked who initiated the romance, and West recalled asking Amanda if she sensed chemistry between them. The couple disclosed that their first kiss occurred after brunch at the end of February. Amanda stated they didn't become intimate until after releasing their joint statement in late March—a claim that drew skepticism from their co-stars.

This year's Summer House reunion marks the first time the show has structured the event into three parts. Extended, uncensored versions of all three episodes will be available on Peacock the day following their Bravo broadcast. Part two airs June 2 at 8pm ET/PT, with the finale set for June 9.