West Wilson is leaving Summer House after three seasons, closing a run that began when he joined the Bravo series in Season 8 and spent Season 10 repairing old ties while building new ones. The exit, confirmed after Season 10, ends the latest chapter of a storyline that kept circling Ciara Miller and Amanda.
He came in as a 28-year-old sports journalist, was introduced to the group by Lindsay Hubbard, and quickly became part of the show’s central orbit. By Season 8, he had met and fallen for Ciara Miller; after that season aired, they dated and broke up, and Season 9 found him still trying to get back on good terms with her. By Season 10, that effort had paid off, and his place in the group had shifted again.
That mattered because Season 10 did more than smooth over old friction. West also grew closer to Amanda during the season, and the two later announced they had formed a romantic connection amid Amanda’s separation from Kyle Cooke. As of June 2026, West and Amanda were still dating, and he said on his podcast on May 25 that they were doing their best, a careful line that fit the uneasy public attention around the relationship.
The exit leaves one clean answer and one open question. West has moved on from Summer House, but he has not said what comes next. He is still working for Complex Sports as a sports social and editorial producer, and he still co-hosts Show Me Something with WNBA player and childhood friend Sophie Cunningham, so his life outside Bravo is already in motion even if his next TV move is not.
For viewers who followed his run from the start of Season 8 to the end of Season 10, the departure reads less like a hard break than a finish line. He arrived through Lindsay Hubbard, moved through a messy triangle of friendship, breakup and new romance, and leaves with his story on the show tied up more neatly than it looked along the way.
