Andy Cohen hosted the Summer House season 10 reunion on Thursday, April 23
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After the taping concluded, he posted to Instagram Stories and called the reunion one of the "most intense" reunions he's ever hosted
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The taping comes weeks after stars West Wilson and Amanda Batula confirmed their secret romance with a joint statement to their Instagram Stories on March 31.
Andy Cohencalls theSummer Houseseason 10 reunion one of the more "intense" reunions in Bravo history.
On Thursday, April 23, Bravo announced that theSummer Housecast was filming the reunion with Cohen as host.
Series starsWest WilsonandAmanda Batulaconfirmed theirsecret romancewith a joint statement to their Instagram Stories on March 31. Months earlier, Batula, 34, and estranged husbandKyle Cookeannounced their split after four years of marriage. Wilson, 28, previously dated Batula's close friend and their costarCiara Millerduring his first season in 2023 before they split that December.
After the April 23 taping ended, Cohen, 57, posted a video on his Instagram Stories, saying, "Well, I am walking out of theSummer Housereunion." He explained that, since hosting over 150 reunions—which he later corrected to over 200—that this was "one of the most intense ones we've ever shot."
"This was a lot. This was a lot," Cohen said, before looking away from the camera and saying, "It was very intense, you guys."
"And every question was asked," he continued. "Every question was asked."
Summer HousestarJesse Solomonappeared on the Tuesday, April 21, episode ofWatch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, whereCohen told Solomon, 32, "Y'all better get your timelines ready."
"I'll be prepared at the reunion," Solomon replied, later telling Cohen that he has "suspicions" about Wilson and Batula's romance.
"But I did not know until they made their joint statement,” Solomon shared. “They both denied it to my face, multiple times.”
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He also revealed that both he and Miller, 30, “were suspicious” leading up to the statement and that Miller had told him, “Just wait for the reunion.”
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Since Wilson and Batula's announcement, Miller has addressed the situation only sparingly. She firstshared her reactionto the news in a cover story withGlamour, published on April 17.
“It's one thing to experience hurt behind closed doors,” she explained. “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 mindf---.”
"Just know when something's weird in your gut, there's a reason,” she said. “What's done in the dark always comes to light. And sometimes you really don't even have to do anything except sit back and let the universe handle it all.”
"Every day changes," Miller said. "It's like a weird flow of what you thought the past couple of years of your life looked like, and what you thought relationships were versus what they actually are. It's tricky. One of my friends was like, 'You're going to shed a lot [of friends] in your 30s, but that's to gain more clarity.' And damn, she was right."
Batula and Wilson have also made statements about the upcoming reunion. On April 10,Batula wrote on Instagramthat she would attend the reunion, where she will be addressing any and all questions honestly and directly.
During the Monday, April 20 episode of hisShow Me Somethingpodcast, Wilson said he intends to give some apologies "face to face" and "clear up all of the crazy s--- that's been on the internet" during the reunion.
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TheSummer Houseseason 10 reunion is scheduled to air on May 26 at 8 p.m. ET on Bravo and will be streaming the next day onPeacock.
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