Amanda Batula and West Wilson’s newly confirmed relationship is set to play out on Bravo’s upcoming spinoff “In the City,” and the news has come as a surprise to many “Summer House” fans. Or atleast that’s what the newly released trailer seems to be teasing.
Bravo announced that “In the City,” starring Batula, Kyle Cooke, and Lindsay Hubbard, will premiere May 19 with a two-hour crossover event alongside the season 10 finale of “Summer House.” The series, filmed in New York City last fall, will also feature other “Summer House” alum like Danielle Olivera and Andrea Denver, and that aformentioned appearance by Wilson.
Amanda Batula and West Wilson Relationship Teased in ‘In the City’
Batula and Wilson share a brief but notable moment in the newly released trailer. In one scene, Wilson greets Batula warmly.
“Hey, Mandy!” Wilson says as he embraces her.
The moment seems to confirm that the early stages of their relationship will be part of the new series.
Their dynamic became a major topic among fans after weeks of speculation tied to social media activity and reports within the Bravo fan community.
‘In the City’ Will Document Batula & Cooke’s Split
“In the City” will also focus on the end of Batula and Cooke’s marriage. The couple, who married in 2021, announced their separation in January 2026.
The trailer includes direct exchanges between Batula and Cooke as they navigate the split.
“We don’t have a pre-nup, but if you come for me, I’ll come for you,” Batula says.
Cooke responds, “That would be a losing battle.”
Batula then asks, “Are you threatening me?”
The series follows the cast as they move through personal changes while living and working in New York City.
Kyle Cooke Shares Support for Amanda Batula
Cooke addressed the public reaction to Batula’s relationship during a TikTok interview with Adam Glyn posted April 1. He said he has remained in communication with Batula and expressed concern about the response she has received.
“I’m good, I’m actually really worried about Amanda, if I’m being honest,” Cooke said. “I talked to her before their statement came out, she gave me a heads up, and I talked to her last night.”
He added, “I understand people have all sorts of opinions and I’m not justifying any kind of behavior, but from what I’m seeing she’s kind of getting cyber bullied.”
He also coined the now viral term, “Carl’s a mess.”
New episodes of “Summer House” air Tuesday nights on Bravo.
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Amanda Batula Digs Into West Wilson Relationship on Upcoming ‘In the City