The upcoming season 10 reunion of “Summer House” is shaping up to be one of the most talked-about episodes yet, as cast dynamics continue to shift following Amanda Batula and West Wilson’s relationship reveal. With filming set for April 23, key details — including seating arrangements — are still being finalized.
The reunion comes after weeks of headlines surrounding the Bravo stars, whose connection has impacted multiple friendships within the group.
‘Summer House’ Reunion Seating Plans Still Being Finalized
According to a source who shared details with Bravo and Cocktails, all cast members are expected to attend the reunion, but producers are still deciding where everyone will sit.
The source said, “‘Summer House’ reunion is filming on April 23. Everyone will be there. They are still figuring out seating. Amanda & Ciara opposite couches. But still trying to figure out where West and Kyle go.”
The same source added that one possible arrangement could place Kyle Cooke next to Batula and Wilson seated beside him, though decisions are still being made.
The seating discussion comes as relationships between cast members continue to evolve following Batula and Wilson’s announcement. Wilson previously dated Ciara Miller, while Batula separated from Cooke earlier this year.
One fan weighed in on the potential layout, commenting, “How is it not Kyle, Ciara, Carl. Across is Amanda, West, Lindsay, then everyone else wherever.”
Amanda Batula & West Wilson Drama Expected to Lead Reunion Episodes
The reunion is expected to air as a three-part special, all filmed in one day. According to the same source, the first hour will likely focus on Batula and Wilson before shifting to other storylines.
The source explained, “Will air as 3 parts (shot in one day) with, most likely, the first hour focused on Amanda/West and once that’s out of the way, the other two eps will dive into all the other stuff in the house.”
Episodes are also still being edited, which could impact what viewers ultimately see. The source noted, “Episodes are still being edited up until airtime. So things are being re-edited with this knowledge.”
Batula and Wilson addressed their relationship in a joint statement shared in March.
“It was never our intention to purposely hide anything,” they wrote. “Given the complicated relationship dynamics involved and the scrutiny that comes with being on a reality show, we needed a little space to process things privately before speaking on it.”
They added, “Our connection grew out of a genuine, longstanding friendship, which made it especially important for us to approach this with care.”
Batula later shared an apology with fans, writing, “I’m truly sorry to everyone I’ve disappointed and hurt… I’ll be at the reunion and will be addressing any and all questions honestly and directly there.”
Wilson is also expected to attend the reunion despite recent backlash, according to TMZ.
Meanwhile, Lindsay Hubbard told Us Weekly she is ready to move forward. “I don’t know if I have anything to be nervous about,” Hubbard said. “I thought it was a really good season so far for me.”
Host Andy Cohen also addressed the situation on his SiriusXM radio show, reminding viewers, “I do think it’s worth reminding everybody, all the passionate fans of the show, that these are real people involved,” he said. “Just know these are real people who are dealing with a lot.”
