Reality Star Addresses West Wilson and Amanda Batula’s Romance Before Season 10 Reunion

Ciara Miller has spoken publicly for the first time since her ex-boyfriend and former best friend confirmed their romantic relationship, describing the situation as leaving her “at a loss for words.”

The Summer House star addressed the fallout in a recent profile with Glamour, where she reflected on the emotional toll of seeing her personal life unfold publicly on the Bravo series. “It’s one thing to experience hurt behind closed doors,” Miller said. “To experience it so publicly is like another layer, and then to have to see what you thought was your life still play out in season 10. It’s a major mindfuck.”

Miller’s comments come weeks after Amanda Batula and West Wilson released a joint statement on Instagram confirming their relationship, which had been the subject of speculation for several weeks prior. The announcement followed reports that the two had been seen together in New York City, including an alleged flirty encounter at an event on March 5 where they were reportedly holding hands under the table.

Wilson, who joined the Summer House cast in season eight, began dating Miller during that time. Their relationship continued after filming concluded, though they announced their split at the season eight reunion. Miller revealed that Wilson had cited “show-related reasons” as a factor in his inability to commit to a serious relationship with her.

Batula, who was previously married to Kyle Cooke, announced their separation in January 2026. Following the split, rumors circulated about her potentially dating Wilson or Jesse Solomon, which she denied during a March 2026 appearance on the Trading Secrets podcast, stating, “It’s not going to happen. I’m not touching any of my cast members.”

Despite her earlier denial, Batula and Wilson later confirmed their romance in late March, a development that reportedly strained Batula’s friendship with Miller. Page Six reported that the initial rumors caused a rift between the two co-stars, with Miller feeling blindsided by the situation.

Miller said she received a heads-up less than 24 hours before Batula and Wilson posted their joint statement, indicating she was given minimal notice before the announcement went public. She has remained largely tight-lipped about the scandal since, choosing to address it only briefly in the Glamour profile.

The situation is expected to come to a head during the upcoming season 10 reunion, where Miller will see both Batula and Wilson face-to-face for the first time since their relationship was confirmed. She described the anticipation as emotionally complex, given the history between all three parties.

As of now, Miller has not indicated whether she plans to speak further about the situation on camera, though her comments suggest she is still processing the personal and professional implications of the scandal.