West Wilson‘s future on Summer House has finally been revealed.
Wilson, who joined the Bravo show in its eighth season, has become one of the network’s most controversial figures in recent months. The sports journalist announced on March 31 that he and his Summer House co-star, Amanda Batula, were seeing each other romantically, earning heavy criticism from both the Bravo fandom and their own castmates.
Their budding relationship became the scandal it did due to Wilson’s past situationship with Batula’s ex-best friend Ciara Miller, as well as his close friendship with Batula’s estranged husband Kyle Cooke. When confronted by their castmates at the Season 10 reunion, Wilson and Batula showed little remorse for their actions, with Wilson even admitting he took a beta blocker to calm his nerves.
After the three-part reunion wrapped, Bravo announced a special bonus episode featuring conversations between Wilson and Cooke, Lindsay Hubbard and Batula, and Miller and Meija Moreno, the other woman Wilson was exclusively dating at the time he and Batula struck up their romance. Wilson later said on his Show Me Something podcast that he hoped the New York Knicks would lose to the San Antonio Spurs last weekend so that the series would go to Game 6. Since that would have taken place at the same time that Summer House: The Aftermath would be airing, Wilson thought that less people would watch the episode.
So, what does this all mean for Wilson’s future on Summer House? Keep reading for everything we know!
Did West Wilson get fired from Summer House?
TMZ reported on Monday (June 15) that West Wilson’s contract was not renewed for another season of Summer House, meaning he will not be returning to the hit Bravo show for Season 11, which begins filming in the Hamptons in early July. However, sources told the outlet that Wilson could still make a cameo at some point during the summer.
DECIDER reached out to Bravo reps for more information, but did not hear back by the time of publication.
When is Summer House: The Aftermath airing?
Summer House: The Aftermath airs tonight (Tuesday, June 16) at 8 p.m. ET/PT on Bravo. The episode will begin streaming on Peacock tomorrow morning.
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