5 Bombshells from Summer House Season 10 Reunion Part 2 As Amanda Batula Walks Off Stage in Tears

Part 2 of the Summer House reunion revealed new details about West’s relationship timeline. Kyle revealed that West was allegedly in an exclusive relationship with Meija Moreno until just before he and Amanda went public in March. Sharing what he learned from Meija, Kyle accused West of being “at ease” with lying and suggested he pursued Amanda because he knew she was about to get a major “glow-up” after her breakup. During a FaceTime call with Ciara, Meija claimed, “We were literally dating last summer while you guys were filming,” and said West regularly referred to her as his girlfriend. According to Meija, West justified keeping their relationship private by saying he feared being fired for dating someone outside the Bravosphere. Calling the situation “so f*cking hurtful,” Meija questioned how easily West seemed to dismiss their relationship.

Amanda and Kyle revisited long-standing issues from their relationship during the reunion. After Kyle claimed Amanda had “set the tone” for the summer, she fired back, “The tone was set when you slept at a fan’s apartment.” Amanda explained that Kyle’s partying was never the only problem, saying, “He would come home blacked out, and there would be rumors about him all the time.” Kyle admitted, “There have been times where I’ve been out and I’ve been inappropriate,” though he denied having affairs. Amanda countered, “He has stepped out of the marriage while we were together.” She recalled women reaching out about Kyle’s behavior, including one who claimed he asked to kiss and make out with her at a party. The reunion also brought up more incidents involving Kyle kissing other women, including reality TV personalities.

One of the reunion's most serious discussions centered on race and interracial relationships within the Bravo universe. KJ confronted West, explaining that his behavior reminded him of his father, saying, “My dad is a habitual liar. He lies to everyone.” Referencing Ciara’s Season 10 discussion about online criticism after being repeatedly hurt by white men, KJ said, “I don’t like to see Ciara being treated the way that she’s being treated.” That’s when West apologized to both KJ and Ciara. Meanwhile, Ciara expanded on the issue, explaining that her experiences differ from those of her castmates. “There are a lot of racial dynamics that happen in this group,” she said, stressing that conversations about race, politics, and intercultural relationships are necessary and cannot be ignored.

Amanda became overwhelmed during the reunion and rushed offstage in tears after facing intense questions from her castmates about her relationship with West. As Amanda left for her dressing room, West initially stayed seated, prompting Lindsay to call him out. “Why isn’t her boyfriend going after her?” she asked before adding, “You should go after your f*cking girl! Get up and go after her, West! Be a f*cking man!” Kyle agreed, saying, “I would go after her to make sure she’s OK.” West eventually followed Amanda backstage, where he was heard on a hot mic comforting her and saying, “If you have to cry onstage, cry onstage.”

Part 2 of the reunion revisited the progress Lindsay and Carl made in repairing their relationship after their emotional conversation in the Season 10 finale. Andy Cohen brought up Lindsay’s appearance at the opening of Carl’s Soft Bar, which Carl said meant a great deal to him. “Her walking in the door that day meant the world to me,” he shared, adding that her support “just shows who Lindsay is and her character.” Lindsay responded warmly, telling Carl, “You seem more in your skin — you seem more confident,” and saying she believes he has finally become the person he always wanted to be. The pair also discussed reuniting for an Uber Eats ad inspired by the viral phrase “Carl’s a mess,” which Lindsay said was meant to “bring a lighthearted energy to a seemingly dark situation.”