Amanda Batula, Ciara Miller and West Wilson of 'Summer House.' Kareem Black/Bravo (3) Logo text Bravo has released the first teaser for the highly anticipated three-part Summer House reunion — and it’s as jaw-dropping as you’d expect.
The two minute-plus first look (below) at the first cast gathering since co-stars Amanda Batula and West Wilson went public with their relationship teases some lighter moments when the group claims their spots on the reunion couch around host Andy Cohen. But the teaser trailer also zeroes in on what everyone will be tuning into see — Ciara Miller confronting her close friend and ex-boyfriend about their relationship scandal.
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“Over the past six years, I have been your fucking champion,” Miller tells Batula through tears. “I couldn’t fathom that I would be sitting here pissed that you’re fucking my ex. He wants to embarrass me, he wants to get his last little words in,” she continues about ex Wilson, “and I hope it works — because he’s with you to spite me.”
The confrontation bring Batula to tears. She appears so overwhelmed that she asks Cohen for a break and when she walks off stage, the cast encourages Wilson to “go after your girl,” but he sits there with wide eyes and doesn’t seem to follow.
“I don’t know what Amanda and West can say to recover,” Batula’s ex, Cooke, says in the tease, going into the reunion event. The teaser trailer opens with Cooke and Lindsay Hubbard giving their shocked reactions to Batula and Wilson’s public statement about their romance, which came in March after cameras stopped rolling on the 10th season, which airs its finale tonight.
Cooke also confronts the pair during the teaser, saying he’s going back and forth from feeing concerned or betrayed, and the group fracture brings tears to Jesse Solomon’s eyes, as he cries over feeling like he’s lost a brother.
Hubbard and Mia Calabrese visibly come to Miller’s defense when Batula tries to explain herself. But it’s Cohen who asks the big question: “Are you two in love?” The teaser doesn’t show Batula or Wilson giving an answer.
The reveal that Batula, who announced her separation from husband and co-star Cooke in January after four years married, and Wilson, who has dated Miller on and off for years, were together has catapulted the Summer House cast to the zeitgeist, turning a major spotlight on the hit Bravo reality series and catapulting the show’s ratings.
The cast also includes KJ Dillard, Dara Levitan, Carl Radke, Levi Sebree, Bailey Taylor and Ben Waddell.
Cooke and Batula were on amicable terms last night when promoting the new spinoff series they also star in, In the City, which premieres Tuesday after the Summer House finale. But Cooke also had to defend their relationship to the fans.
The emotional three-part reunion begins with a supersized episode on Tuesday, May 26, at 8 p.m., followed by the second parts the next two consecutive Tuesdays. Uncensored and extended versions of all three parts will be available to stream the next day on Peacock.
Here are the descriptions for each reunion, below:
Part 1, May 26: Host Andy Cohen sits down with the cast for a tense and emotional look back at the summer and hash out everything that has unfolded. West and Amanda confront the fallout from their relationship as shocking new details about their romance come to light.
Part 2, June 2: The reunion continues as Carl and Lindsay take steps forward in mending their friendship. Dara delivers some hard truths to West while Ciara and Kyle reveal explosive details about the scandal.
Part 3, June 9: In the unforgettable reunion finale, West and Amanda face the toughest questions yet about their relationship timeline, leaving the house to decide whether the friendships can ever fully recover.
Summer House is produced by Truly Original with Steven Weinstock, Glenda Hersh, Lauren Eskelin, Jamie Jakimo, Trish Gold and Faith Gaskins as executive producers, and by Left Hook Media, with Matt Odgers and Scott Teti as executive producers. Sean Clifford also serves as executive producer.
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