West Wilson Opens Up About Leaked Photos Ahead of Summer House Season 10 Reunion

West Wilson is speaking out for the first time about the recent compromise of his social media accounts and the private photos that were subsequently shared online.

The 31-year-old reality television personality had his Instagram and Facebook accounts hacked several weeks ago, resulting in the distribution of intimate images across social platforms. The timing proved particularly challenging, as the incident occurred just minutes before he was scheduled to film the Season 10 reunion for Bravo's Summer House.

During an episode of his podcast "Show Me Something," Wilson addressed the situation with candor. "I know my nudes leaked, OK. But guess what? It's, like, the sixth worry of mine right now. I have a lot going on, and I'm gonna own it," he explained. He added that the images aren't particularly explicit in nature: "They're not even sexual. They look medical. I'm soft in all of them."

Wilson recalled the circumstances surrounding the photos. "I don't know how old it is, but it's from my old apartment. I had a sauna by my bathroom, and I would always get out of the sauna and double check. Or check progress," he shared.

Appearing alongside co-host Sophie Cunningham, Wilson acknowledged his emotional response to the breach. "I know I'm laughing, because if I don't laugh, I'll cry about all of this. Don't leak people's nudes or hack people's sh-t. It's, like, not fun," he said, before joking about potential brand partnerships that might emerge from the incident.

The actor revealed the leak came at the absolute worst moment. "I was like, 'Motherf-cker.' I know that I've had the worst day of my life already, which is good to know," he recounted, noting he learned of the situation just seconds before taking the stage for the reunion taping. He urged listeners to report any instances of the images they encounter online.

During the podcast appearance, Wilson also reflected on the reunion experience itself, which will premiere later this month. He acknowledged the challenging dynamics with his castmates, particularly regarding his relationship with co-star Amanda Batula—a topic that will also be explored in the upcoming spinoff In The City.

"These are my friends, and I've caused a lot of damage, which sucks," Wilson admitted. "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 characterized the reunion format as intense and therapeutic. "It's the darkest form of therapy. You don't normally get that much feedback on how your actions impact other people," he explained.

Looking ahead, Wilson expressed his commitment to personal growth. "The only way you can make experiences like this worth it, as dark as it gets, is to be better from it later. Obviously, I have a lot to learn from and be better for, but it's absolutely the only way you can turn it positive."