Ciara Miller says she is ready to leave the drama behind as the first part of the Summer House season 10 reunion heads to Bravo on Tuesday, May 26, at 8 p.m. ET. Speaking on the amFAR red carpet on Saturday, May 23, the 30-year-old said the reunion was “quite the day” and that she is eager to move on.
“I think it will definitely get some clarity,” Miller said of the three-part reunion. “It was very cathartic,” she added, saying, “It’s one of those situations that’s unfortunate but you know, I’m so excited to move on from this.” She also said, “You can’t take everyone with you,” and added, “It’s nice to be able to go into this next chapter of my life and have clarity on who is supposed to be there and who is not.”
At the center of the fallout is West Wilson, 34, who previously dated Miller and later confirmed a romance with Amanda Batula in March. Batula announced her separation from Kyle Cooke in January. The overlap in the relationships has become one of the reunion’s defining arguments, even though Wilson said in April that there was “no overlap” and that “everyone was single.”
Miller did not sound interested in revisiting the dispute for long. When asked whether she and Batula were “dunzo,” she answered, “Yeah, for sure. Yeah. I wouldn’t do this to my worst enemy.”
The reunion trailer shows how sharp the split remains. In it, Miller tells Batula, “Over the past six years, I have been your f***ing champion. I couldn’t fathom that I’d be sitting here pissed that you’re f***ing my ex!” She also says, “[West] wants to embarrass me. He wants to get his last little word in and I hope it works. He’s with you to spite me!”
Wilson addressed the timing on the Show Me Something podcast in April, saying he and Batula realized things were “maybe a little bit serious” in February. He repeated that there was no overlap, a denial that sits directly against the way Miller describes the breakup and the reunion conflict. That gap is what gives the first episode its bite: the same relationship is being framed in two very different ways, and the cast is not pretending otherwise.
For Miller, though, the point now seems less about proving a timeline than closing a chapter. Her comments on Saturday suggest the reunion will not resolve everything, but it may settle what she needs most: who stays in her life, and who does not.
